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That probably will not work as http2 support requires a newer openssl than CentOS 7 ships and you really don't want to think about touching openssl...

The copy of nginx in EPEL uses openssl11-libs also from EPEL and will handle http2 on CentOS 7.

Repository Centos-8.x is listed more than once in the configuration Fix that. - Status code: 404 for https://vault.centos.org/centos/8-strea ... repomd.xml (IP: 18.161.216.102) You are pointing at vault.centos.org where old versions of CentOS go when they die. CentOS Linux 8 died about 18 months ag...

You just need to have the card installed and then either rebuild the initramfs for the latest kernel or yum reinstall it (though to do that I think you have to be running one of the other kernels as I don't think it lets you reinstall the running one). So either dracut -f --kver=$(uname -r) (rebuild...

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Why do you have repos pointing at vault.centos.org? That's where old CentOS versions go to die.

I'm pretty sure that if you google for tools to launch a syn flood attack you will find something that can do it. We were "lucky" that someone decided to test it for us...

https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/mitigate ... nux-7-beta works for me.

I'd go straight to 9 unless there is a reason not to. And I'd bypass Stream entirely and go Rocky/Alma.

It'll only sync with the host if you've told it to. Has the machine been "power cycled" since the VMWare setting was set?

CentOS Stream 8 is not EOL until 2024.