Best posts made by linuxspark

First post on here and I'm 100% sure it is asked over and over again.
But I'm lazy today and just looking for some guide lines or direction.
I work in a small IT repair shop and have a lot of down time so I figured I was start playing around in AWS. I'm looking to learn about that and redhat or any form of linux. I have Windows server and lots of networking but rather newish to the linux server-side.
Anyone can help me out with something to start with?
I have a redhat server up and running..but what to install I'm not sure...Squid or something like AD, DNS, DHCP, etc...
Thanks and sorry for the repeated question. I know I found a write up by SAM at one point but having a hard time finding it today
Thanks
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@scottalanmiller tearing apart an iPad mini 2 for no reason and reading clash of kings. But I'm back

Thanks for the link. I was just looking for something practical and useful. Now time to get to work

@dafyre Thanks a lot! I just stuck at that point as well!

I'm working on a laptop and tablet for a user and they have PC Matic installed on both of them. Malwarebytes removed PC Matic when I scanned the laptop. This user insists that it is a solid program. When I look at there website I saw that Know4be was listed on their website which throws me for a loop. I was wondering what the communities thoughts were on this program. Thanks and looking for some guidance or opinions.

So glad that they finally release and update for this. Now I am able to use a rdp gateway server. Before I wasn't able to and I had to use xfreerdp which kicked me out of my sessions a lot. Remmina seems more reliable.

Thanks guys. Now I'm a bit worried on getting hit with a large bill from AWS. We have some old hardware laying around that I can make some use of and don't have to worry about a bill. I'm just going to start diving in. Most of the businesses we deal with are Small sized so AWS maybe overkill. I'm comfortable with the GUI in Ubuntu/LinuxMint. Just haven't branched to deep into server side of linux other than running Nagios. Ruby on Rails but that was a while ago.