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N

name servers, Understanding DNS

DNS name server example, DNS name server example

named daemon

starting, Starting the named (DNS) daemon

named.conf file, Administrative configuration files

named.conf file, DNS server, Editing /etc/named.conf

names

packages, Understanding package names and formats

naming conventions

variables, Starting background processes

nano package, Additional software packages

NAT

masquerading, Using iptables to do NAT or IP Masquerading

NAT (Network Address Translation)

firewalls and, Configuring an iptables firewall

Nautilus, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

burning CDs, Automatically playing CDs

HTML and, Using the Nautilus file manager

Samba and, Using Samba from Nautilus

SMB, Using the Nautilus file manager

Nautilus file manager (GNOME), Using the Nautilus file manager

Nautilus, GNOME, Using the GNOME Desktop

navigating

directories, Creating files and directories

navigation

command line, Command-line editing

KDE desktop

keyboard, Using keystrokes, Managing files with the Konqueror File Manager

mouse, Using the mouse

vi text editor, Starting with vi

Navigator, Mozilla, Setting Navigator preferences

controls, Using Mozilla Navigator controls, Adding a CrossOver Plugin

helper apps, Adding helper apps

Java support, Adding Java support, Using tabbed browsing

plug-ins, Adding plug-ins

CrossOver, Adding a CrossOver Plugin

preferences toolbar, Adding a Preferences toolbar

setup, Setting up Mozilla Navigator, Setting Navigator preferences, Adding helper apps, Adding plug-ins

nblkup command, Troubleshooting netatalk

nbplkup command, Troubleshooting netatalk

ncFTP

application downloads, Downloading with ncFTP

ncftp command, Downloading Linux software, Downloading with ncFTP, Using the ncftp command, Using ncftp, Using ncftp for background transfers

Ncpfs, Features in Red Hat Linux

ncpfs file system, Supported file systems

ncpmount command, Using NetWare client commands

ncpumount command, Using NetWare client commands

nested statements

if statement

shell scripts, The case command

netatalk

atalkd daemon, Setting up the netatalk server

authentication, Setting up the netatalk server

copying files, Moving, copying, and deleting netatalk files

deleting files, Moving, copying, and deleting netatalk files

directory sharing, Sharing netatalk volumes

file sharing

guest login, Setting up the netatalk server

guest users, Setting up the netatalk server

home directory

file/directory-level, File/directory-level security, Understanding hidden Mac files and directories, Moving, copying, and deleting netatalk files, Sharing files with netatalk and Samba, Printer Sharing

host-level, Host-level security

Samba and, Sharing files with netatalk and Samba, Printer Sharing

sharing, Sharing netatalk volumes

moving files, Moving, copying, and deleting netatalk files

passwords, Setting up the netatalk server

printer sharing, Printer Sharing

security

user-level, User-level security

volumes, Securing netatalk volumes, User-level security, File/directory-level security, Understanding hidden Mac files and directories, Setting file/directory permissions, Moving, copying, and deleting netatalk files, Sharing files with netatalk and Samba, Printer Sharing

server setup, Setting up the netatalk server, Starting netatalk, Defining general AppleTalk server settings, Defining specific AppleTalk servers settings, Sharing netatalk volumes

starting, Starting netatalk

troubleshooting, Troubleshooting netatalk

vetoing files, Sharing files with netatalk and Samba

volume sharing, Sharing netatalk volumes

netatalk server

enabling, Netatalk server

user setup, Setting up users

netatalk, MAC OS/X, Using AppleTalk (netatalk) from Mac OS X

netatalk.conf file, Setting up the netatalk server, Defining general AppleTalk server settings

NetBEUI protocol, Using Samba shared directories from Windows

NetBIOS

name server, Setting Up a Samba File Server in Red Hat Linux

names, Setting Up a Samba File Server in Red Hat Linux

nmbd daemon, Setting Up a Samba File Server in Red Hat Linux

resource sharing, Setting Up a Samba File Server in Red Hat Linux

Netbios Name, Samba server, Base options

netfs run-level script, Table 12-5: Run-Level Scripts Contained in /etc/init.d

netmask

installation and, Beginning the installation

netmasks, Understanding netmasks

Netscape

application downloads, Downloading with Mozilla

proxy servers

configuration, Configuring Mozilla to use a proxy

Netscape Communicator, Overview of Internet Tools

HTML and, Browsing the Web

Netscape Plugins button (Konqueror), Using the taskbar

Netstat command

data link saturation level

checking, Protecting Against Distributed DOS Attacks

NetWare

client commands, Setting Up a NetWare File Server in Red Hat Linux

clients

file server

commands, Using NetWare client commands

nwserv.conf file, Configuring /etc/nwserv.conf

setup, Setting Up a NetWare File Server in Red Hat Linux, Configuring /etc/nwserv.conf, Starting the NetWare server daemon, Using NetWare client commands

mars_nwe package, Setting Up a NetWare File Server in Red Hat Linux

nwserv daemon, Starting the NetWare server daemon

remote printers, Adding a NetWare printer

shared printers

configuration, Configuring a shared NetWare printer

NetWare printers

setup, Adding a NetWare printer

NetWare server

network services reference, NetWare server

network administration servers

network services reference, Network administration servers

network backup, Network backup

network backups

Amanda

amanda.conf file, Table 13-8: Examples of pax Use

running, Performing an Amanda backup

network services, Adding Amanda network services, On each amanda client

disklist file, Creating a disklist file

amanda.conf file, Creating the amanda.conf file

creating directories, Creating Amanda directories

configuring, Configuring Amanda for network backups

Network Configuration, Using Red Hat graphical administration tools

Network Devices image file, install disks and, Creating install floppy disks

Network File System. See Accessing NFS servers from the Mac

network interface

MAC OS/X

configuration, Using Network Services from Mac OS X

network run-level script, Table 12-5: Run-Level Scripts Contained in /etc/init.d

network services

/etc/services file, Evaluating access to network services

alternatives, Choosing Alternatives

Amanda, Adding Amanda network services, On each amanda client

checklist, Checklist for Running Networking Services

chkconfig service off, Testing PortSentry

daemons, Networking Service Daemons, The xinetd super-server, The init.d start-up scripts

disabling, Disabling network services

AppleTalk, Using AppleTalk (netatalk) from Mac OS X

database servers, Database services

e-mail servers, E-mail servers

enabling, FTP servers, Netatalk server

file server, File servers, Samba server, NetWare server

information servers, Information servers, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol server, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol server, Domain Name System server, Reverse Address Resolution Protocol server

login servers, Login servers

NetWare server, NetWare server

network administration servers, Network administration servers

news servers, News server

NTP servers, Network Time Protocol server

portmap servers, Portmap server, SWAT, Arpwatch server, Simple Network Management Protocol server

print servers, Print servers

Samba, Using Windows/Linux servers (Samba)

Samba server, Samba server

security services, Security services, System logging, Virtual private network servers, Proxy/caching server

selectively, Using TCP wrappers

FTP

init.d start-up scripts, The init.d start-up scripts

MAC OS/X, Using Network Services from Mac OS X

Netatalk server

port numbers, Selecting ports

referencing, Referencing Network Services

user services, User services, Remote execution servers, Talk server, Finger server, Remote user identification, Write-to-All server

Web server, Web server

security

default availibility of, Disabling network services

evaluating accessibility, Evaluating access to network services

services file, Selecting ports

network sniffers, Using Encryption Techniques

Network Trash folder (MAC), Understanding hidden Mac files and directories

networks

bridging, LAN topologies

cabling, LAN equipment

configuration

hardware, Choosing wireless hardware, Selecting wireless cards, Selecting adapter cards, Selecting antennas, Using outdoor antennas

installation and, Beginning the installation

installation, Quick Installation

connectivity, Common Linux Features

host computers, configuration, Configuring TCP/IP for your LAN, Identifying other computers (hosts and DNS), Adding Windows computers to your LAN, Configuring the wireless interface, Understanding IP Addresses, Classless Inter-Domain Routing, Getting IP addresses

interface

kernel reconfiguration, Deciding to reconfigure the kernel

newsgroups about, Red Hat forms the Fedora Project

NFS file servers and, Setting Up an NFS File Server in Red Hat Linux

Samba browse list, Browse options, WINS options

servers, Common Linux Features

shared Internet connections

iptables rules, Example 1: Firewall for shared Internet connection (plus servers), Example 2: Firewall for shared Internet connection (no servers)

topologies, LAN topologies

overview, Understanding wireless networks

public servers, Configuring networking

wireless access point, LAN topologies

wireless peer-to-peer, LAN topologies

ring, LAN topologies

star, LAN topologies

Windows computers, adding, Adding Windows computers to your LAN

wireless

networks. See also LANs, LAN topologies

new features

software packages, Additional software packages

newaliases command, Creating a technical support mailbox

news feed parameters, inn.conf file, News feed parameters

news feed providers, How do you find servers to provide your news feeds?

news feeds

host configuration, Configuring hosts to feed you, Configuring hosts that you feed

wilcards, Understanding Wildmat Characters

news server connection, Connecting to the news server

news servers, Chapter 22: Setting Up a News Server

article storage, How should articles be stored?

feeds, How do you find servers to provide your news feeds?

INN, Chapter 22: Setting Up a News Server

needs assessment, Do you need a news server?

network services reference, News server

news groups offered, Which newsgroups should you offer?

news transports, Understanding News Transports

newsgroups

policies, What are your newsgroup policies?

news servers. See also INN news server, Configuring an INN News Server

news transports, Understanding News Transports

innd daemon, Understanding News Transports

nnrpd daemon, Understanding News Transports

news user, Using sudo for assigning administrative privilege

news user, INN, Starting with INN

newsgroups, Red Hat forms the Fedora Project, Overview of Internet Tools, Participating in Newsgroups

articles

expiration times, articles, Setting Up Expiration Times

ISC, Getting a list of active newsgroups

listing active, Getting a list of active newsgroups

Mozilla, Mozilla for newsgroups, Connecting to the news server

inn.conf file parameters, Reading parameters, Posting parameters, Logging parameters

reading messages, Reading newsgroup messages

storage methods, Choosing How Articles Are Stored, Using the timehash storage method, Using the cnfs storage method, Assigning buffers for cnfs storage, Creating buffers for cnfs storage, Setting Up Expiration Times

storage methods, activating, Activating different storage methods

storage on server, How should articles be stored?

subscribing to, Subscribing to newsgroups, The Pan newsreader

news server offering, Which newsgroups should you offer?

newsreaders, Participating in Newsgroups

Pan newsreader, The Pan newsreader

policies, What are your newsgroup policies?

posting articles

reading articles

NFS

/etc/fstab file and, Creating Portable Desktops

file server

setup, Using the NFS Server Configuration window, Configuring the /etc/exports file, Access options in /etc/exports, User mapping options in /etc/exports, Exporting the shared file systems, Starting the nfs daemons, Manually mounting an NFS file system, Automatically mounting an NFS file system, Mounting noauto file systems, Using mount options, Other cool things to do with NFS

sharing, Sharing NFS file systems, Configuring the /etc/exports file, Host names in /etc/exports, User mapping options in /etc/exports, Starting the nfs daemons

setup, Setting Up an NFS File Server in Red Hat Linux, Sharing NFS file systems

mounting

soft mount, Using mount options

turning on, Using the NFS Server Configuration window, Starting the nfs daemons

NFS (Network File System), Chapter 18: Setting Up a File Server

MAC OS X

accessing from command line, Connecting to NFS from the command line

accessing shared directories from, Connecting to NFS from the Connect to Server window

accessing from, Accessing NFS servers from the Mac

nfs daemons, Starting the nfs daemons

nfs file system, Supported file systems

directory export, Other cool things to do with NFS

NFS file systems

mount options, Using mount options

mounting

foreground mount, Other cool things to do with NFS

unmounting, Unmounting NFS file systems

automatically, Automatically mounting an NFS file system, Mounting noauto file systems, Using mount options

background mount, Using mount options

manually, Manually mounting an NFS file system

noauto systems, Mounting noauto file systems

nfs run-level script, Table 12-5: Run-Level Scripts Contained in /etc/init.d

NFS server

installation and, From CD, network, or hard disk?

NFS Server Configuration window, Sharing NFS file systems, Using the NFS Server Configuration window, Configuring the /etc/exports file, Host names in /etc/exports, User mapping options in /etc/exports, Exporting the shared file systems, Starting the nfs daemons

NICs (Network Interface Card), LAN equipment

NIS

client

communications testing, Checking that NIS is working

daemon configuration, Configuring NIS client daemons, Configuring NIS server daemons

defining, Defining an NIS domain name

master server and, Creating NIS maps, Choosing mapping options, Configuring access to maps, Generating the NIS map database, Configuring NIS server daemons

Red Hat Linux as, Setting Up Red Hat Linux as an NIS Client, Defining an NIS domain name, Setting up the /etc/yp.conf file, Configuring NIS client daemons, Checking that NIS is working, Using NIS maps, Setting Up Red Hat Linux as an NIS Master Server, Choosing mapping options, Configuring access to maps, Generating the NIS map database, Configuring NIS server daemons, Setting Up Red Hat Linux as an NIS Slave Server

clients

domain names

file sharing, Understanding Network Information Service

maps, Understanding Network Information Service, Using NIS maps

master server

servers

slave server

slave servers, Adding NIS slave servers

NIS (Network Information Service), Understanding Network Information Service

NIS server

installation and, Enabling Authentication

nmbd daemon, Setting Up a Samba File Server in Red Hat Linux

nnrpd daemon, Understanding News Transports

noauto file systems, NFS, Mounting noauto file systems

nofb mode, installation, Choosing Different Install Modes

nonroot user errors, rpm, Upgrading packages with rpm

NoRecipientAction option, sendmail, sendmail options

nprint command, Configuring a shared NetWare printer

nroff command, Text processing with Groff

nsend command, Using NetWare client commands

nsswitch.conf file, Identifying other computers (hosts and DNS)

ntalk service, Managing xinetd services

ntfs file system, Supported file systems

NTP (Network Time Protocol), Running Red Hat Setup Agent

NTP (Network Time Protocol) servers

network services reference, Network Time Protocol server

ntp.conf file, Administrative configuration files

ntsysv command, Reorganizing or removing run-level scripts

numeric data types

MySQL tables, Understanding MySQL Tables, Table 24-2: Numeric Data Types for Columns, Understanding MySQL Tables

NVidia video cards, Chess games

nwauth command, Using NetWare client commands

nwbocreate command, Using NetWare client commands

nwbols command, Using NetWare client commands

nwboprops command, Using NetWare client commands

nwborm command, Using NetWare client commands

nwbpset command, Using NetWare client commands

nwfsctrl command, Using NetWare client commands

nwfsinfo command, Using NetWare client commands

nwgrant command, Using NetWare client commands

nwmsg command, Using NetWare client commands

nwpasswd command, Using NetWare client commands

nwpurge command, Using NetWare client commands

nwrevoke command, Using NetWare client commands

nwrights command, Using NetWare client commands

nwserv daemon, NetWare server, Starting the NetWare server daemon

nwserv.conf file, Creating the NetWare file server, Configuring /etc/nwserv.conf

nwserv.conf file, NetWare file server, Configuring /etc/nwserv.conf

nwsfind command, Using NetWare client commands

nwtrustee command, Using NetWare client commands

nwuserlist command, Using NetWare client commands

nwvolinfo command, Using NetWare client commands