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hi Friends
please tell me..
1.How to configure yum or RHN service on my home pc so that I can install services like samba, ftp, httpd etc.
2.How to make server like facility on pc which has IP other than host IP
You need to give more information - for example, Which distribution of Linux are you using? With reference to 2nd question, How are you connected to the internet? etc.etc.
Please specify your distribution. RHN service is only limited to licensed RHEL machines.
If you are using either Fedora or CentOS and the system is connected to internet, then you do not have to configure yum explicitly. You may directly start executing yum commands.
If your system is not connected to the internet and have Fedora OS iso image then you may create local yum repository with this tutorial.
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