Unix Bible, 2nd Edition

The ultimate UNIX reference--now revised and updated! Through real-life examples, readers learn to build and manage a peak-performance UNIX system, configure Internet and intranet connectivity, lock in security, and more. The two CD-ROMs contain a full Linux distribution as well as programming and administration tools.

"Novice and power users alike will appreciate this comprehensive reference." --InfoWorld Analyst

Biography

Yves Lepage has authored or contributed to a number of books on networking-related topics, given networking presentations to IT professionals, and taught UNIX seminars. As an experienced UNIX network administrator, he has obtained a great deal of hands-on UNIX networking mastery while working with the McGill University network in Montreal, Canada.

Paul Iarrera is an information systems consultant working in the financial and communications industries. He has written course materials, and provided hands-on UNIX systems management training for IT professionals in the corporate environment. His experience implementing UNIX solutions for enterprise-level computing affords him knowledge and expertise in-depth UNIX systems integration.

Table of Contents

Foreword.

Preface

Acknowledgements.

Part I: Unix Basics.

Chapter 1: Unix System Design.

Chapter 2: Shells and Shell Commands.

Chapter 3: Unix Building Blocks.

Part II: Inside Unix.

Chapter 4: Kernels.

Chapter 5: File Systems.

Chapter 6: Unix Networking.

Chapter 7: TCP/IP Networking.

Part III: Unix Workstations.

Chapter 8: Setting Up Your Unix Workstation.

Chapter 9: Graphical User Interfaces.

Chapter 10: Unix at Home.

Chapter 11: Connecting to Internet Service Providers.

Part IV: Unix Servers.

Chapter 12: Environments, Roles, and Strategies.

Chapter 13: Setting Up Your Unix Server.

Chapter 14: Managing Login Servers.

Chapter 15: Database Engines.

Part V: General Systems Administration.

Chapter 16: Getting Started with System Administration.

Chapter 17: Modern Administration Tools.

Chapter 18: Managing Standard Services.

Chapter 19: Forestalling Catastrophes.

Chapter 20: Systems Integration.

Chapter 21: Unix Security.

Chapter 22: Troubleshooting Your Network.

Part VI: Proactively Administering a Unix Server.

Chapter 23: Collecting Information.

Chapter 24: Digesting and Summarizing Information.

Chapter 25: Proactive Administration.

Part VII: Unix and the Internet.

Chapter 26: Administering Internet Servers.

Chapter 27: Setting Up and Maintaining a DNS Server.

Chapter 28: E-mail Servers.

Chapter 29: Transferring Files.

Chapter 30: Web Servers.

Chapter 31: Usenet News Servers.

Chapter 32: The Internet for System Administrators.

Chapter 33: Advanced Tools.

Appendix A: DOS/Unix Command Reference.

Appendix B: The vi Text Editor.

Appendix C: What's on the CD-ROMs?

Index.

GNU General Public License.

CD-ROM Installation Instructions.

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