This guide explains how to load a web package, enable the HTTP server, configure a VLAN interface, resolve an AutoConfig conflict, and set up web login credentials on a Quidway device using CLI commands.
This article explains how to implement a pure‑PHP timer using CLI mode, the PCNTL extension, and SIGALRM signals, covering basic concepts, task storage structures, the Timer class implementation, example usage, and practical considerations for long‑running services.
This guide walks through creating VLAN 10, assigning an IP address, setting up local AAA users, enabling telnet access, and activating the HTTP server on a Quidway switch, including file management commands and verification steps.
This article shares practical Docker tips covering CLI enhancements, Dockerfile best practices, networking, volume management, and security measures, helping developers who already know the basics to improve container workflows, reduce image size, and secure their Docker deployments.
This guide demonstrates how to use the "clear configuration this" command in interface view to remove all configurations from a network interface, restore default settings, and handle the resulting shutdown state, including example CLI steps and expected output.
This guide explains how to delete a static DHCP binding on Huawei's GigabitEthernet 0/0/2 interface, troubleshoot the "static‑MAC user" error, and verify the removal using CLI commands such as undo, reset, and display.
This guide explains how to set the system name, configure the Ethernet management interface, assign an IP address, and enable Telnet with privileged access and AAA authentication on Quidway network equipment, including notes on chassis versus box port differences.
When a Linux server experiences a failure, this guide walks you through a comprehensive 13‑step checklist—covering problem context, user activity, process inspection, network services, resource usage, hardware, I/O performance, logs, and scheduled tasks—to help you quickly pinpoint and resolve the root cause.
Learn how to install, configure, and use dstat—a versatile, Python‑based Linux monitoring tool that replaces vmstat, iostat, netstat, and more—covering its features, command‑line options, plugins, CSV export, and real‑time performance insights for effective system administration.
