RedHat 9 only utilities launched from command line

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RedHat 9 only utilities launched from command line
Copyrighted 2003 flw/Dan Last updated 08/22/03

You will need roots password for most or all of these functions. Utilities that are not RedHat specific are generally like KDE/Gnome/Wine apps are not included although I did include some misc. stuff. How to's that are already covered at this site are generally not discussed. So as a example if you want to know more about the command line, then go to the command line tutorial same for winmodems, VNC etc...

Note: Some of these will also work on some older versions but not all. The older the version, the less likely it will work.

Utiltities are as follows:

redhat-config-bind &, Configure Domain Name Service

redhat-config-date &, Set date, time zone

redhat-config-httpd &, Apache Web Server Administration

redhat-config-keyboard &, Configure keyboard type

redhat-config-kickstart &, Create automatic install script

redhat-config-language &, Set system language

redhat-config-mouse &, Configure mouse type and settings

redhat-config-network &, Manage network device and settings

redhat-config-network-druid &, Create network device, connection

redhat-config-nfs &, Configure network file system

redhat-config-packages &, Mangage system software

redhat-config-printer &, Create, edit and mangage printers

redhat-config-proc &, Manage kernel settings, processes

redhat-config-rootpassword &, Set or change root password

redhat-config-samba &, Manage a Samba (SMB) server

redhat-config-securitylevel &, Configure firewall service

redhat-config-services &, Start, stop, and restart services.

redhat-config-soundcard &, Configure RedHat for sound

redhat-config-time &, Set system date and time zone

redhat-config-users &, Manage RedHat users

redhat-config-xfree86 &, Conifgure RedHat desktop interface settings

redhat-switch-mail &, Toggle mail of sendmail or postfix email services

redhat-switch-printer &, Toggle use of LPRng or Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) services

"lokkit", basic graphical firewall tool

"gnome-lokkit", Gnomes basic graphic firewall tool

Wireless devices

"iwconfig", used to setup wireless network name, encryption, transmission rate along with misc. features.

"iwlist", Displays information about existing wireless devices such a speed or frequency.

"iwpriv", Sets optional features such as roaming.

"iwspay" displays statistics of wireless nodes.

Misc stuff

When installing Redhat it will ask if you want to create a "Boot Disk". You will say yes and create on. It like your spare tire. If you ever need it you'll be very glad you have it.

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thanks a lot for sharing..

some of them i use them regularly from now on..

thanks a lot..
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thanks