Linux Administration: A Beginner's Guide, Third Edition

Steven Graham is currently working at Array Networks as a Senior Performance Engineer. Graham was a Senior Unix System Administrator at an ISP, managing a large Red Hat Linux server farm. Before that he was the Manager of Technical Operations of the Computer Science Department at the University of California, Riverside, overseeing a heterogeneous environment with Linux and Windows 2000. Steven Graham graduated with a B.S in Computer Science from the University of California at Riverside in 1999.

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 15: SMTP 16: Post Office Protocol (POP) 17: The Secure Shell (SSH) PART IV: Intranet Services 18: Network File System (NFS) 19: Network Information Service (NIS) 20: Samba 21: Printing 22: DHCP 23: Network Configuration PART V: Appendixes A: Mastery Check Answers B: Programming Languages that Accompany Linux C: Getting the Usual Done