Fedora Core 5 Linux server setup and network management

Author: Li Weiye
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book systematically explains the usage of Fedora Core 5 Linux, covering two major areas: server and network management. The main content includes: basic network concepts, Apache server, multiple websites and secure communication, Apache graphical configuration tools, various server setup methods, ARP and RARP, IPv4 static routing, dynamic routing, ICMP and IGMP, TCP and UDP, application layer, and troubleshooting and system monitoring. The book adopts a balanced approach of theoretical explanation, command operations, and graphical tool usage, providing detailed and practical instruction. For Linux professionals, it is an indispensable reference book. Linux's outstanding network capabilities are among the best in today's operating systems, delivering satisfying performance in both functionality and support. The built-in servers in Linux nearly cover all the needs of current network activities... This book helps readers quickly and easily learn server setup from scratch. It carefully includes 10 common server software and explains their principles one by one. Therefore, the book not only helps you maximize server functionality but also serves as both a learning and practical guide. Additionally, the book uses the OSI and TCP/IP layered structures and explains the underlying behavior of network transmission to break down the once complex TCP/IP network management into easy-to-understand layers, enabling readers to grasp the essence of network management... This book systematically explains the usage of Fedora Core 5 Linux, covering two major areas: server and network management. The main content includes: basic network concepts, Apache server, multiple websites and secure communication, Apache graphical configuration tools, various server setup methods, ARP and RARP, IPv4 static routing, dynamic routing, ICMP and IGMP, TCP and UDP, application layer, and troubleshooting and system monitoring. The book adopts a balanced approach of theoretical explanation, command operations, and graphical tool usage, providing detailed and practical instruction. For Linux professionals, it is an indispensable reference book. Linux's outstanding network capabilities are among the best in today's operating systems, delivering satisfying performance in both functionality and support. The built-in servers in Linux nearly cover all the needs of current network activities... This book helps readers quickly and easily learn server setup from scratch. It carefully includes 10 common server software and explains their principles one by one. Therefore, the book not only helps you maximize server functionality but also serves as both a learning and practical guide. Additionally, the book uses the OSI and TCP/IP layered structures and explains the underlying behavior of network transmission to break down the once complex TCP/IP network management into easy-to-understand layers, enabling readers to grasp the essence of network management...