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Network Administration with FreeBSD 7 [Pehme köide]

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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 280 pages, kõrgus x laius: 235x191 mm
  • Ilmumisaeg: 14-Apr-2008
  • Kirjastus: Packt Publishing Limited
  • ISBN-10: 1847192645
  • ISBN-13: 9781847192646
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Network Administration with FreeBSD 7Suurem pilt
  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 280 pages, kõrgus x laius: 235x191 mm
  • Ilmumisaeg: 14-Apr-2008
  • Kirjastus: Packt Publishing Limited
  • ISBN-10: 1847192645
  • ISBN-13: 9781847192646
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Püsilink: https://www.kriso.ee/db/9781847192646.html
This book first covers the basics on each topic clearly and then gives examples, so that you understand the topic clearly and can work on it independently after you have worked through the book. This book is for Network Administrators who would like to work with FreeBSD and are looking for skills beyond installation and configuration of FreeBSD.
Preface 1(6)
System Configuration---Disks
7(22)
Partition Layout and Sizes
7(2)
Swap
9(3)
Adding More Swap Space
10(2)
Swap Encryption
12(1)
Softupdates
12(1)
Snapshots
13(2)
Quotas
15(3)
Assigning Quotas
16(2)
File System Backup
18(6)
Dump and Restore
18(4)
The tar, cpio, and pax Utilities
22(1)
Snapshots
23(1)
RAID-GEOM Framework
24(4)
RAID0---Striping
24(2)
RAID1---Mirroring
26(1)
Disk Concatenation
27(1)
Summary
28(1)
System Configuration---Keeping it Updated
29(18)
CVSup---Synchronizing the Source Code
30(4)
Tracking -Stable
31(2)
Tracking -Current
33(1)
Ports Collection
34(2)
Tracking Ports
34(1)
Portsnap
35(1)
Security Advisories
36(2)
VuXML---Vulnerability Database
37(1)
CVS Branch Tag
37(1)
Customizing and Rebuilding Kernel
38(2)
Rebuilding World
40(2)
Binary Update
42(1)
Recovering from a Dead Kernel
43(2)
Summary
45(2)
System Configuration---Software Package Management
47(16)
Ports and Packages
48(7)
The Legacy Method
48(1)
Software Directories
49(1)
Packages
49(2)
Ports
51(4)
Package Management Tools
55(5)
Portupgrade
56(1)
portinstall
56(1)
pkg_deinstall
57(1)
portversion
58(1)
pkg_which
59(1)
portsclean
59(1)
Portmaster
60(1)
Summary
60(3)
System Configuration---System Management
63(12)
Process Management and Control
63(10)
Processes and Daemons
64(1)
Getting Information about Running Processes---ps, top, and pgrep
65(2)
Sending Signals to Running Processes---kill, killall, and pkill
67(1)
Prioritizing Running Processes---nice and renice
68(1)
Resource Management and Control
69(1)
System Resource Monitoring Tools---vmstat, iostat, pstat, and systat
69(3)
Process Accounting
72(1)
Summary
73(2)
System Configuration---Jails
75(12)
Concept
75(1)
Introduction
76(1)
Setting Up a Jail
77(1)
Configuring the Host System
78(2)
Starting the Jail
80(1)
Automatic Startup
81(1)
Shutting Down Jails
82(1)
Managing Jails
82(2)
Jail Security
84(1)
Jail Limitations
85(1)
Summary
85(2)
System Configuration---Tuning Performance
87(14)
Tweaking Kernel Variables using SYSCTL
88(1)
Kernel
89(3)
SMP
91(1)
Disk
92(2)
File limits
92(1)
I/O Performance
92(1)
Raid
93(1)
Network
94(3)
TCP Delayed ACK
94(1)
RFC 1323 Extensions
95(1)
TCP Listen Queue Size
95(1)
TCP Buffer Space
95(1)
Network Interface Polling
96(1)
The /etc/make.conf file
97(1)
CPUTYPE
97(1)
CFLAGS and COPTFLAGS
98(1)
The /boot/loader.conf file
98(1)
Summary
99(2)
Network Configuration---Basics
101(32)
Ifconfig Utility
101(18)
Configuring IP Address
106(1)
Configuring Layer2 Address
107(1)
Configuring IPX
107(1)
Configuring AppleTalk
108(1)
Configuring Secondary (alias) IP Addresses
109(1)
Configuring Media Options
110(2)
Configuring VLANs
112(1)
Advanced ifconfig Options
113(1)
Hardware Offloading
114(1)
Promiscuous Mode
115(1)
MTU
116(1)
ARP
116(1)
Static ARP
117(1)
Monitor Mode
118(1)
Configuring Fast EtherChannel
118(1)
Default Routing
119(1)
Name Resolution
120(1)
Network Testing Tools
121(10)
Ping
121(1)
Traceroute
122(1)
Sockstat
123(1)
netstat
124(1)
ARP
125(1)
Tcpdump
126(5)
Summary
131(2)
Network Configuration---Tunneling
133(12)
Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) protocol
134(2)
IPSEC
136(8)
Operating Modes
137(1)
Tunnel Mode
138(6)
Summary
144(1)
Network Configuration---PPP
145(12)
Setting up PPP Client
146(3)
Setting up PPP Server
149(3)
Setting up PPPoE Client
152(1)
Setting up PPPoE Server
153(2)
Summary
155(2)
Network Configuration---Routing and Bridging
157(18)
Basic Routing---IP Forwarding
158(2)
Static Routing
160(2)
routed and route6d
162(1)
Running OSPF---OpenOSPFD
163(3)
Running BGP---OpenBGPD
166(3)
Bridging
169(3)
Filtering Bridges
171(1)
Proxy ARP
172(1)
Summary
173(2)
Network Configuration---IPv6
175(8)
IPv6 Facts
176(1)
Fact One---Addressing
176(1)
Fact Two---Address Types
176(1)
Fact Three---ARP
176(1)
Fact Four---Interface Configuration
177(1)
Using IPv6
177(2)
Configuring Interfaces
177(2)
Routing IPv6
179(1)
RIP6
180(1)
Multicast Routing
181(1)
Tunneling
181(1)
GIF Tunneling
181(1)
Summary
182(1)
Network Configuration---Firewalls
183(20)
Packet Filtering with IPFW
184(9)
Basic Configuration
185(2)
Ruleset Templates
187(1)
Customized Rulesets
188(2)
Logging
190(1)
Network Address Translation (NAT)
191(1)
Traffic Shaping
192(1)
Packet Filtering with PF
193(6)
PF Configuration Syntax
194(3)
Controlling PF
197(2)
Network Address Translation using PF and IPFW
199(2)
Summary
201(2)
Network Services---Internet Servers
203(32)
Inetd Daemon
204(3)
tcpd
206(1)
SSH
207(6)
Running a Command Remotely
208(1)
SSH Keys
208(2)
SSH Authentication Agent
210(2)
SSH Tunneling or Port Forwarding
212(1)
NTP
213(2)
Syncing
213(1)
NTP Server
214(1)
DNS
215(6)
BIND software
215(1)
Operating Modes
215(1)
Forwarding/Caching DNS Server
216(1)
Authoritative
217(2)
Monitoring
219(1)
Optimizations
219(2)
FTP
221(2)
Anonymous FTP Server
221(2)
Mail
223(4)
Sendmail
224(2)
Postfix
226(1)
Web
227(3)
Apache
228(1)
Virtual Hosts
229(1)
Alternative HTTP Servers
230(1)
Proxy
230(3)
Summary
233(2)
Network Services---Local Network Services
235(24)
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
236(3)
dhclient
236(1)
ISC DHCPD
236(1)
DHCPD Configuration
237(2)
Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP)
239(1)
Network File System (NFS)
240(3)
Server
240(1)
Client
241(2)
NFS Locking
243(1)
Server Message Block (SMB) or CIFS
243(5)
SMB Client
243(1)
SMB Server
244(2)
Authentication
246(1)
Samba Web Administration Tool (SWAT)
246(2)
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
248(3)
bsnmpd
248(1)
NET-SNMP
249(1)
Client Tools
250(1)
Printing
251(3)
Ipd---Print Spooler Daemon
252(1)
Common UNIX Printing System (CUPS)
253(1)
Network Information System (NIS)
254(4)
NIS Server
255(1)
Initializing NIS Server
255(3)
Summary
258(1)
Index 259
Babak Farrokhi is an experienced UNIX system administrator and Network Engineer who worked 12 years in the IT industry in carrier-level network service providers. He discovered FreeBSD around 1997 and since then he has been using it on a daily basis. He is also an experienced Solaris administrator and has extensive experience in TCP/IP networks. In his spare time he contributes to the open source community and develops his skills to keep himself in the cutting edge. You may contact Babak at [email protected] and his personal website at http://farrokhi.net