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Rsync is a unique, full-featured file transfer facility. It can perform differential uploads and downloads (synchronization) of files across the network, transferring only data that has changed. How does Rsync work? Rsync faster than scp or sftp? How to use Rsync to sync files between servers? For example, if there is a local copy of …

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Rp_filter is short for reverse path filtering on Linux. We can use this to filter packets on Linux. Here are 5 common questions about rp_filter. What is reverse path filtering? Reverse path filtering is a mechanism adopted by the Linux kernel, as well as most of the networking devices out there to check whether a …

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actimeo is a common NFS mount option in Linux. actimeo=0 can make a big performance difference in the production environment. What does actimeo mean in nfs mount? The “actimeo=0” option means turn attribute caching off. The actimeo option actually makes the time duration the nfs client holds the various cache attributes like “acregmin”,”acregmax”,”acdirmin” and “acdirmax” …

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