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Category Archives: encryption
How To Install Own Cloud on CentOS 7
This video shows how to install Own Cloud on Centos. Own Cloud is simailr to dropbox but you install it on your own server which gives you full control over your data. There are several prerequisites needed to follow along … Continue reading
Posted in CentOS, Cloud, Databases, encryption, learning, linux, mysql
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SSH and SSL: What’s the Difference?
SSH stands for Secure Shell, it is used to establish a secure connection to servers or other machines. This is usually done via a user name and password or a certificate. It is usually done over port 22. It allows … Continue reading