Monday, July 12th, 2010 103 views
MySQL is one of the most used Databases in Linux, (if not the most). It is a great Database engine, but anyway it could have problems, or your server, if it goes out of power for instance, you could loose a lot of data, so backing up is always a good idea. A good command [...]
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Friday, May 8th, 2009 530 views
Web host or web server powered by cPanel control panel has a very convenient feature to easily restore any backups in case of the need of disaster recovery, accidental lose of data or hosting account moving to another server. In cPanel, it’s possible to configure scheduled backup via WHM (WebHost Manager) which save all hosting [...]
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Saturday, March 21st, 2009 148 views
DHCP has its own database. Stored in this DHCP.mdb are the addresses, scopes and leases of the clients. Understanding this database will help you backing up and restore a DHCP server. Check out this folder: %systemroot%\system32\dhcp\dhcp.mdb As time goes by the database will grow, and best practice dictates that you should consolidate the database by [...]
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