Bird's Linux Private Kitchen: Server Setup Edition (Includes Disc)

Author: Bird Compiler
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Features: Based on the network functions of Linux, this book elaborates on the basics of networking, basic protective measures, and especially important topics such as how to set up secure servers. The entire book is divided into 3 parts and 28 chapters. Part 1, "Network Basics," introduces simple network fundamentals; Part 2, "Basic Firewalls," briefly covers the powerful network functions of Linux, potential network intrusion issues, and Linux host protection; Part 3, "Server Setup," provides detailed analysis and explanations for servers such as WWW, DNS, MAIL, FTP, DHCP, and SAMBA, covering everything from initial planning to actual hard disk partitioning, the selection and installation of software packages, post-configuration monitoring and maintenance, and backup work. This book is suitable for network administrators who already have related knowledge of the Linux operating system and can serve as a reference for Linux server administrators.