View all recently added tech videos, screencasts, and tutorials from members all across the tech industry.http://www.techievideos.com/channels/GeeksOnSteroids/ Configuring and Implementing Linux's iptables - Part 2. Part 1 covers the three P's = Packets, Protocols and Ports. Part 2 covers configuring catch-all rules in iptable's built-in chains. Part 3 covers configuring specific TCP and UDP rules. Part 4 covers configuring ICMP rules.

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/1162/How-to-Configure-and-Implement-and-Linux-iptables-Part-4/ Configuring and Implementing Linux's iptables - Part 2. Part 1 covers the three P's = Packets, Protocols and Ports. Part 2 covers configuring catch-all rules in iptable's built-in chains. Part 3 covers configuring specific TCP and UDP rules. Part 4 covers configuring ICMP rules.

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/1161/How-to-Configure-and-Implement-and-Linux-iptables-Part-3/ Configuring and Implementing Linux's iptables - Part 2. Part 1 covers the three P's = Packets, Protocols and Ports. Part 2 covers configuring catch-all rules in iptable's built-in chains. Part 3 covers configuring specific TCP and UDP rules. Part 4 covers configuring ICMP rules.

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/1160/How-to-Configure-and-Implement-and-Linux-iptables-Part-2/ Configuring and Implementing Linux's iptables - Part 1. Part 1 covers the three P's = Packets, Protocols and Ports. Part 2 covers configuring catch-all rules in iptable's built-in chains. Part 3 covers configuring specific TCP and UDP rules. Part 4 covers configuring ICMP rules.

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/1159/How-to-Configure-and-Implement-and-Linux-iptables-Part-1/ If you have an old computer laying around in a closet collecting dust you should consider installing Boxee on it and connect it to your TV to watch media contact from the internet for free. You might even decide to ditch cable like I did ;) Music by BertycoX - Robot in live (cc)

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/1087/Turn-Ubuntu-into-a-Media-Center-with-Boxee/ In this Quick Tip I demonstrate how you can share an entire hard drive over your network in Ubuntu Linux.

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/1086/How-to-share-entire-drives-over-the-network-in-Ubuntu/ On this tip I demonstrate how to quickly kill unresponsive applications in Ubuntu. For more tips and tutorials join me at http://www.ubunter.com

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/1068/How-to-kill-unresponsize-applications-in-Ubuntu/ The Disk Usage Analyzer utility is very useful if you would like to know what's using your hard drive space. Thanks to it's straight forward interface and it's graphical representation of the disk usage it is very easy to use. Disk Usage Analyzer is installed by default on Ubuntu.

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/1067/How-to-use-The-Disk-Usage-Analyzer-on-Ubuntu/ On this tutorial I walk you through the simple steps to check your disks for errors on Ubuntu Linux. I also demonstrate how to benchmark a drive using the Disk Utility in Ubuntu 10.04.

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/863/Check-for-disk-errors-and-benchmark-your-drives-on-Ubuntu/ If you accidentally deleted a partition in your hard drive and are desperate to get your data and the partition back relax! this video is for you. In this screen cast I show you how to easily recover the deleted partition along with the data in that partition.

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/845/Recover-deleted-partitions-using-Testdisk-in-Ubuntu/ When a file is deleted from your computer it is not really deleted. it still exists and it's possible to recover even if you empty the trash. In this video I demonstrate deleting files and recovering them using Testdisk (Photorec) in Ubuntu.

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/844/How-to-recover-deleted-files-in-Ubuntu/ In this video I demonstrate how you can easily encrypt a flash drive to protect you sensitive data from being accessed by others. This method can also be used to encrypt other storage devices such as flash media, internal and external hard drives. NOTICE: You might have to restart your computer once you encrypt the drive if you encounter problems mounting it.

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/843/How-to-encrypt-any-drive-in-Ubuntu/ How to manage the applications that run at start-up in Ubuntu Linux

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/842/Manage-start-up-applications-in-Ubuntu/ Remote desktop lets you access your computer from anywhere. It's a popular feature in some versions of Windows. A Internet tutorial by butterscotch.com.

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/841/How-to-enable-Remote-Desktop-in-Ubuntu/ Just a quick discussion about cleaning up un-needed files and temporary files in Ubuntu Linux with "sudo apt-get autoremove" and "sudo apt-get clean" and talking about their differences.

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/840/Ubuntu-Tutorial-sudo-apt-get-autoremove-vs-sudo-apt-get-clean/ This video shows you how to use some of the basic linux terminal commands.

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/839/Basic-Linux-Terminal-Commands/ Tutorial on installing and using Sun VirtualBox for virtual machines on Ubuntu Linux

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/805/How-to-install-and-use-Sun-VirtualBox-on-Ubuntu/ How to use the GNU utitlities from the command line on Ubuntu

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/804/How-to-use-GCC-GNU-Make-and-GDB-on-Ubuntu/ How to setup dual monitors in Ubuntu Linux using an Nvidia video card

]]> http://www.techievideos.com/videos/791/How-to-setup-dual-monitors-in-Ubuntu-Nvidia-video-card-/ Linux tutorial using the chown & chgrp commands from the shell or command line

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