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This page describes multiple examples and real-world scenarios of Red Hat server administration. It is based on practical use cases commonly encountered by system administrators, covering configuration, maintenance, and problem-solving on Red Hat servers. TIPS & TRICKSTo search the contents of the man pages # man -k searchterm # man -K searchterm Manage JournaldConfigure Journald 1| Configure journald to persist between reboots # vim /etc/systemd/journald.conf#Storage=autoStorage=persisten

Pour savoir de façon plus poussé où se trouvent les logs de NetApp. Dans : <@IP>/spi <@IP>/spi/mlog