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Linux Administration: A Beginner's Guide, Third Edition
ISBN: 9780072225624 | 0072225629
Format: PaperbackPublisher: MCG (Manual)
Pub. Date: 11/25/2002
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Learn to install and administer Linux -- on an individual workstation or an entire network -- with this practical introductory guide. You'¬"ll find everything you need to get up and running with any Linux distribution, including the latest version of Red Hat. Covering the new Linux kernel and featuring an expanded section on advanced networking, this book shows you how to install and configure Linux, set up Internet services, handle single-host administration, and much more.
PART I: Installing Linux as a Server 1:Technical Summary of Linux Distributions and Windows 2000 2: Installing Linux in a Server Configuration 3: GNOME and KDE 4: Installing Software PART II: Single-Host Administration 5: Managing Users 6: The Command Line 7: Booting and Shutting Down 8: File Systems 9: Core System Services 10: Compiling the Linux Kernel 11: Securing an Individual Server PART III: Internet Services 12: DNS 13: FTP 14: Setting Up Your Web Server Using Apache... MORE
2: Installing Linux in a Server Configuration 3: GNOME and KDE 4: Installing Software PART II: Single-Host Administration 5: Managing Users 6: The Command Line 7: Booting and Shutting Down 8: File Systems 9: Core System Services 10: Compiling the Linux Kernel 11: Securing an Individual Server PART III: Internet Services 12: DNS 13: FTP 14: Setting Up Your Web Server Using Apache... MORE
4: Installing Software PART II: Single-Host Administration 5: Managing Users 6: The Command Line 7: Booting and Shutting Down 8: File Systems 9: Core System Services 10: Compiling the Linux Kernel 11: Securing an Individual Server PART III: Internet Services 12: DNS 13: FTP 14: Setting Up Your Web Server Using Apache... MORE
5: Managing Users 6: The Command Line 7: Booting and Shutting Down 8: File Systems 9: Core System Services 10: Compiling the Linux Kernel 11: Securing an Individual Server PART III: Internet Services 12: DNS 13: FTP 14: Setting Up Your Web Server Using Apache... MORE
7: Booting and Shutting Down 8: File Systems 9: Core System Services 10: Compiling the Linux Kernel 11: Securing an Individual Server PART III: Internet Services 12: DNS 13: FTP 14: Setting Up Your Web Server Using Apache... MORE
9: Core System Services 10: Compiling the Linux Kernel 11: Securing an Individual Server PART III: Internet Services 12: DNS 13: FTP 14: Setting Up Your Web Server Using Apache... MORE
11: Securing an Individual Server PART III: Internet Services 12: DNS 13: FTP 14: Setting Up Your Web Server Using Apache... MORE
12: DNS 13: FTP 14: Setting Up Your Web Server Using Apache... MORE
14: Setting Up Your Web Server Using Apache... MORE
Steven Graham is the manager of Software Quality Assurance at Array Networks. He previously managed a large Red Hat Linux server farm at an ISP, and was Manager of Technical Operations of the Computer Science Department at the University of California, Riverside Steve Shah has been a UNIX systems/network administrator since 1992 and a programmer since 1986. He is Director of Product Management at Array Networks, and has worked with Linux since 1994
