Mastering Fedora Core 5

NOTE EDITORE

Leverage Fast–Growing Fedora with this Comprehensive Guide Here's the practical information you need to install, configure, and administer the latest version of Fedora as a network or a desktop operating system. Written by Red Hat Certified Engineer and bestselling author Michael Jang, Mastering Fedora Core 5 contains more than a thousand pages of in–depth coverage, including new installation procedures, the very latest utilities, and high–level discussions of new commands and applications. The book includes a DVD with the full distribution of Fedora Core 5. Coverage Includes Installing Linux locally or over a network Walking through the very first boot process Navigating the command–line interface Administering users and groups Recompiling a kernel Networking Linux with TCP/IP and on a LAN Creating a local update repository Securing your Linux network Configuring and troubleshooting FTP, NFS, Samba, and Apache Managing the X Window System with GNOME, KDE®, and more Featured on the DVD The DVD contains the full distribution of Fedora Core 5 Master Fedora Core 5 for Networks and Desktops Increase Productivity with Detailed Troubleshooting Find Full Instructions for Windows Users Switching to Linux

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Introduction. Part 1: Installing Fedora Core Linux. Chapter 1: Introducing Fedora Core Linux. Chapter 2: Preparing Your Hardware. Chapter 3: Installing Linux Locally. Chapter 4: Installing Linux over a Network. Chapter 5: The First Boot Process. Chapter 6: Kickstarting Linux. Part 2: Basic Network Configuration. Chapter 7: Starting at the Command Line. Chapter 8: A Filesystem Primer. Chapter 9: Making the Shell Work for You. Part 3: Basic Linux Administration. Chapter 10: Administering Users and Groups Securely. Chapter 11: Managing and Updating Packages. Chapter 12: Configuring and Troubleshooting the Boot Process. Chapter 13: Upgrading and Recompiling Kernels. Chapter 14: The Administrative Nitty–Gritty. Chapter 15: Backing Up Your System. Part 4: Basic Network Configuration. Chapter 16: A TCP/IP Primer. Chapter 17: Managing Linux on Your LAN. Chapter 18: Securing Your Linux Network. Part 5: Basic Linux Services. Chapter 19: Remote Environments. Chapter 20: DNS and DHCP. Chapter 21: Printing with CUPS. Chapter 22: Mail Services. Chapter 23: Creating a Local Update Repository. Part 6: Linux File–Sharing Services. Chapter 24: Linux Sharing Services: FTP and NFS. Chapter 25: Linux Authentication Services: NIS and LDAP. Chapter 26: Making Samba Work for You. Chapter 27: Web Services. Part 7: A Certification Primer. Chapter 28: Generic Linux Certifications. Chapter 29: Red Hat Certifications. Part 8: Window Management. Chapter 30: Managing X Servers and X Clients. Chapter 31: NOME. Chapter 32: KDE. Chapter 33: GUI Applications. Appendix A: More Information Online. Appendix B: Fedora Core and Extras Packages by Group. Appendix C: GNU General Public License Discussion Draft 1 of Version 3. Index.

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Michael Jang is a Red Hat Certified Engineer, CompTIA Certified Linux Professional, and Linux Certified Professional. Michael has written several books covering networks and operating systems including Linux+ Exam Cram, Sair Linux/GNU Installation and Configuration Exam Cram, Mastering Linux, 2nd Edition, and Linux Networking Clearly Explained.

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• Condizione: Nuovo
• ISBN: 9780470009994
• Dimensioni: 233 x 50.8 x 188 mm Ø 1496 gr
• Formato: Brossura
• Pagine Arabe: 1130