Red Hat Linux Internet Server

Author: Paul G. Sery, Jay Beale
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: "This book uses numerous practical examples to illustrate a series of in-depth topics, making it immediately accessible for readers to get started. This is exactly what Red Hat Linux users have been looking forward to." Approved and reviewed by Red Hat experts, this book combines real-world guidance with practical examples, providing specialized knowledge for small and medium-sized businesses and organizations to build and manage high-level Linux Internet servers. Starting with the basics of Red Hat Linux, it offers readers content on both e-commerce principles and representative Red Hat Linux deployment solutions based on practical implementations. The book covers fundamental knowledge such as networking basics, Internet connections, and firewalls, then provides a detailed guide on how to set up Web and Internet services, including everything from establishing database connections, secure connections, and streaming media to configuring domain names, email, file transfer, and resource-sharing servers. The last five chapters focus on server management issues, offering the most up-to-date and detailed guidelines for maintaining network security. This book is suitable for technical personnel aspiring to learn and engage in the construction and management of Linux Internet servers, as well as for those interested in the open-source movement, making it an excellent reference resource."