Red Hat Linux 7 Server Guide

Author: (USA) Mohammed J. Kabir
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: This book has many outstanding features, such as network applications, and has developed rapidly, with nearly millions of users. Linux is not only suitable for use as a desktop operating system but also for building corporate networks and servers. This book mainly introduces the knowledge of setting up Red Hat Linux servers, including how to manage users, disk quotas, processes and networks, how to set up DNS servers, SMTP/POP3 email servers, web servers, NFS servers, file and print servers, IRC servers, and SQL servers. Additionally, it covers using various tools and techniques to enhance server security, as well as custom-compiling the Linux kernel and fine-tuning servers to improve performance.
Target Audience: Linux system administrators, network administrators, general computer users, and faculty and students of computer science departments in colleges and universities.