Whether it's for the home or home office, a Linux server can provide an array of digital services for the family or a budding business. ... but the web interfaces are different for each.

Proxmox has its own web interface and management tools, which are powerful but add another layer of abstraction. For some people, this is a benefit, but I find that it sometimes gets in my way.

The underlying OS looks to be Debian 4.0.At this point it looks like the major server applications I will be using will include:Bacula -- for system backups, incremental backups and bare metal ...

If you're looking for a solid web-based Linux admin GUI, look no further than the tried and true Webmin. Jack Wallen shows you how to install it on both Ubuntu Server and CentOS 8.

A lot of administrators will use the server installation to get a clean or minimal system and then add only the certain packages that they require. This includes the ability to add a desktop GUI ...

Wouldn’t it be nice if you had a web interface to the logs on your central log server? Well, dream no more because this one is a reality thanks to LogAnalyzer (aka phplogcon).Let's take a look at how ...

IPCop, a Linux firewall distribution that turns an x86 machine into a firewall appliance, is relatively easy to install, as I described in my last article.Luckily, the IPCop Web administration ...

I'm in need of some ARS expert advise. My home network is set up like this: DSL modem-->linksys router-->various computers including the intended server ...