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How to install aaPanel Linux panel on RedHat 7 / centos 7 AaPanel is a Free and Open source Hosting Control Panel . aaPanel is a very simple hosting control panel that works on CentOS, Debian and Ubuntu. it’s possible to manage websites, databases and FTP accounts by default. A DNS Manager is also there, but only for CentOS 7. It also contains a mail server with a simple click. It offers various flavors of: nginx, Apache, MySQL, PHP Static/PHP-FPM (PHP 5-7+), Redis, Memcached, etc. no command line, using what you want by one-click. AaPanel official website. https://www.aapanel.com/ AaPanel Features official Link: https://www.aapanel.com/feature.html/ Operating System Support: Centos Ubuntu Debian Fedora Please make sure the OS that is PURE and CLEAN and never deploy any Apache/Nginx/php/MySQL before. System Memory ： Minimum 128MB ， Recommended 512MB or more Linux Panel requires system memory around 10MB.

------------------------------------------------------ How to install anydesk on Rhel 8 / Centos 8 ------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------------- Remote Desktop application ----------------------------------- ---------------------------- Download the package ---------------------------- wget https://download.anydesk.com/linux/rhel7/anydesk-5.1.2-1.el7.x86_64.rpm ----------------------------------------- Install using yum, dnf or rpm -ivh ----------------------------------------- yum localinstall /dir/anydesk-5.1.2-1.el7.x86_64.rpm dnf localinstall anydesk-5.1.2-1.el7.x86_64.rpm rpm -ivh package_name ------------------------- Remove the package ------------------------- rpm -e package_name now run the command anydesk on terminal that's it.

How to Install NTP Using Chrony in RHEL 8 NTP (Network Time Protocol) is a protocol which runs over port 123 UDP. NTP synchronize clients time and date with a master server. Chrony is a default NTP client as well as an NTP server on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8. Service name = chronyd Install chrony on system # dnf install chrony -y # yum install chrony -y Now start the chronyd service, enable it to auto start at system boot and verify the running status: # systemctl start chronyd # systemctl status chronyd # systemctl enable chronyd Now Configure NTP Server Using Chrony: set up your RHEL 8 server a master NTP time server. Open the /etc/chrony.conf: # vim /etc/chrony.conf Now search for the “allow” configuration directive and uncomment it and set the network addresses from which the clients are allowed: #allow 192.168.0.0/16 now save and exit Restart the chronyd service # systemctl restart chronyd Now op