Résumé
Special Edition Using Linux Administration is the complete,
comprehensive reference book for the experienced
administrator who needs to learn to run a Linux system and
successfully manage it. This book has a great appeal to
those administrators whose knowledge is limited to Windows
or NetWare networks as they integrate Linux into their
infrastructure. Current Linux or Unix users wishing to
apply their knowledge towards system administration will
also find it invaluable. Useful topics include: Linux
deployment and installation, user administration, Samba and
NT-Linux integration, Linux process management and daemons,
Network configuration and TCP/IP, routing with Linux, Linux
and firewalls, using Linux as an Intranet server, and Linux
database servers.
II General System Administration
III Network Management
IV Security and Stability
V The Internet and the Intranet
VI Appendixes
Linux' most popular use is as a server. Over 50% of VAR's say they will begin implementing Linux-based server solutions in the next twelve months.
Contents
Introduction
I Linux Deployment and installation
- 1 Issues in Linux installation 7
- 2 Automated Installation 21
II General System Administration
- 3 User and Group Administration 33
- 4 Booting Up and Shutting Down 53
- 5 Using xdm to Create an X Windows Application Server
71
- 6 Authenticating Users and Network Resources 83
- 7 Scheduling Tasks 103
- 8 Linux Process Management and Daemons 117
- 9 Installing and Using RAID 143
- 10 Back Up and Restore 157
- 11 Building the Linux Kernel 193
- 12 Capacity Planning 213
III Network Management
- 13 Linux Network Configuration and TCP/IP 229
- 14 Printer and File Sharing with NFS and Samba
267
- 15 Routing with Linux 289
- 16 Linux Mail Services with sendmail 309
- 17 Fax Servers 343
IV Security and Stability
- 18 General Security Issues 387
- 19 Linux and Firewalls 399
- 20 Log Management and Analysis 433
V The Internet and the Intranet
- 21 Using Linux As an Intranet Server 447
- 22 DNS 455
- 23 Apache and the World Wide Web 481
- 24 Linux Database Servers 517
- 25 Dynamic, Data-Driven Web Sites 545
- 26 News Services 569
- 27 FTP Servers 591
VI Appendixes
- A Linux Command Reference 625
- B Linux Hardware Support 717
- Index 809
L'auteur - Arman Danesh
Arman Danesh
is MIS manager at Landegg Academy in Switzerland, where he is responsible for interactive Internet and intranet applications written in ColdFusion. The author of several books on HTML, JavaScript, and Linux, he also writes an Internet column for the South China Morning Post and develops and maintains several ColdFusion-based Web sites.
Caractéristiques techniques
| PAPIER | |
| Éditeur(s) | Que |
| Auteur(s) | Arman Danesh |
| Parution | 13/06/2000 |
| Nb. de pages | 835 |
| Format | 18,5 x 23 |
| Couverture | Broché |
| Poids | 1404g |
| Intérieur | Noir et Blanc |
| EAN13 | 9780789723529 |
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