Linux Network Administration - rsync - Remote Synchronization

The video tutorial introduces rsync, a utility for efficient file transfer and synchronization. It explains how rsync uses SSH for secure transfers and highlights its advantage of transferring only file changes. The tutorial covers the setup of rsync on Linux, including command syntax and installation. It demonstrates local and remote file synchronization, emphasizing the utility's efficiency and speed compared to other tools like FTP and SCP.

What does rsync stand for?

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Explain how rsync transfers files efficiently.

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Explain the difference between rsync and FTP.

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What is the default port used by rsync?

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Describe the process of setting up rsync between two Linux machines.

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How does rsync handle file changes when transferring files?

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What is the command syntax for using rsync?

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What command is used to install rsync on CentOS?

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What steps are involved in syncing a directory using rsync?

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How can you verify if a file has been successfully transferred using rsync?

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