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Who Should Buy This Book

Linux Distributions

How This Book Is Organized

Conventions Used in This Book

Acknowledgments

Part I: Low-Level Configuration

Chapter 1. Kernel Network Configuration

Starting Kernel Configuration

Network Protocol Support

Network Hardware Options

Compiling and Installing a Kernel

Chapter 2. TCP/IP Network Configuration

Loading Network Drivers

Using a DHCP Client

Configuring a Static IP Address

Using a PPP Link

Chapter 3. Alternative Network Stacks

Understanding Network Stacks

Chapter 4. Starting Servers

Using SysV Startup Scripts

Using Local Startup Scripts

Using GUI Tools

When to Use Each Startup Method

Part II: Local Network Servers

Chapter 5. Configuring Other Computers via DHCP

When to Run a DHCP Server

Kernel and Network Interface Issues

DHCP Configuration Files

Assigning Dynamic Addresses

Assigning Fixed Addresses

Integrating with Other Protocols

Chapter 6. Authenticating Users via Kerberos

When to Run a Kerberos Server

Understanding Kerberos Operation

Setting Up a Kerberos Server

Configuring a Kerberos Application Server

Configuring a Kerberos Client

Chapter 7. File and Printer Sharing via Samba

When to Run a Samba Server

General Samba Configuration

Serving Files with Samba

Serving Printers with Samba

Samba Scripting Features

Chapter 8. File Sharing via NFS

When to Run an NFS Server

NFS Servers Available for Linux

Understanding the Portmapper

Serving Files with NFS

Username Mapping Options

Chapter 9. Printer Sharing via LPD

When to Run an LPD Server

LPD Server Options for Linux

Configuring a BSD LPD Server

Configuring an LPRng Server

Configuring a CUPS Server

Chapter 10. Maintaining Consistent Time: Time Servers

When to Run a Time Server

Setting Up an NTP Server

Using Samba to Serve Time

Chapter 11. Pull Mail Protocols: POP and IMAP

When to Run a Pull Mail Server

Understanding POP and IMAP

Configuring a POP Server

Configuring an IMAP Server

Using Fetchmail

Chapter 12. Running a News Server

When to Run a News Server

Understanding NNTP

Chapter 13. Maintaining Remote Login Servers

When to Run a Remote Login Server

Configuring rlogind

Configuring Telnet

Configuring SSH

Chapter 14. Handling GUI Access with X and VNC Servers

When to Run a GUI Access Server

Configuring Basic X Access

Using an XDMCP Server

Running a VNC Server

A Comparison of Access Techniques

Chapter 15. Providing Consistent Fonts with Font Servers

When to Run a Font Server

Understanding Font File Formats

Running a Traditional Font Server

Running an Expanded Font Server

Chapter 16. Maintaining a System Remotely

When to Run Remote System Maintenance Tools

The Challenge of a Cross-Distribution Configuration Tool

Running Linuxconf Remotely

Remote Administration Security Concerns

Chapter 17. Performing Network Backups

When to Run Network Backup Servers

Types of Network Backup Solutions

Part III: Internet Servers

Chapter 18. Administering a Domain via DNS

When to Run a DNS Server

Obtaining a Domain Name

DNS Server Options for Linux

Core DNS Configuration

Domain Administration Options

Running a Caching-Only Name Server

Communicating with a DHCP Server

Starting and Testing the Server

Chapter 19. Push Mail Protocol: SMTP

When to Run an SMTP Server

SMTP Server Options for Linux

Mail Domain Administration

Understanding SMTP Transport

SMTP Server Configuration Options

Basic Sendmail Configuration

Basic Exim Configuration

Basic Postfix Configuration

Using a Procmail Filter

Chapter 20. Running Web Servers

When to Run a Web Server

Web Server Options for Linux

Basic Apache Configuration

Configuring kHTTPd

Handling Forms and Scripts

Handling Secure Sites

Handling Virtual Domains

Producing Something Worth Serving

Analyzing Server Log Files

Chapter 21. Running FTP Servers

When to Run an FTP Server

FTP Server Options for Linux

Basic FTP Server Configuration

Setting Up an Anonymous FTP Server

Part IV: Network Security and Router Functions

Chapter 22. General System Security

Shutting Down Unnecessary Servers

Controlling Accounts and Passwords

Keeping the System Up to Date

Monitoring for Intrusion Attempts

Keeping Abreast of Security Developments

Chapter 23. Configuring a chroot Jail

What Is a chroot Jail?

Necessary chroot Environment Files

Configuring a Server to Operate in a chroot Jail

Maintaining the chroot Environment

Chapter 24. Advanced Router Options

When to Use Advanced Router Configurations

Advanced Kernel Options

Using Routing Protocols

Chapter 25. Configuring iptables

What Is iptables?

Kernel Configuration for iptables

Checking Your iptables Configuration

Configuring a Firewall with iptables

Configuring NAT with iptables

Forwarding Ports with iptables

Logging iptables Activity

Chapter 26. Using a VPN

When to Use a VPN

VPN Options for Linux

Configuring PPTP in Linux

Configuring a Linux FreeS/WAN Server

Potential Security Risks with a VPN

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Part III:
Internet Servers

Chapter 18. Administering a Domain via
DNS

Chapter 19. Push Mail Protocol: SMTP

Chapter 20.
Running Web Servers

Chapter 21. Running FTP Servers