The Network Administrator's Guide V0.4

Olaf Kirch

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1. Introduction to Networking

• 1.1 ¿ª»ç
• 1.2 UUCP Networks
• 1.3 TCP/IP Networks
• 1.4 Linux Networking
• 1.5 Maintaining Your System

2. Issues of TCP/IP Networking

• 2.1 Networking Interfaces
• 2.2 IP Addresses
• 2.3 Address Resolution
• 2.4 IP Routing
• 2.5 The Internet Control Message Protocol
• 2.6 The Domain Name System

3. Configuring the Networking Hardware

• 3.1 Devices, Drivers, and all that
• 3.2 Kernel Configuration
• 3.3 A Tour of Linux Network Devices
• 3.4 Ethernet Installation
• 3.5 The PLIP Driver
• 3.6 The SLIP and PPP Drivers

4. Setting up the Serial Hardware

• 4.1 Communication Software for Modem Links
• 4.2 Introduction to Serial Devices
• 4.3 Accessing Serial Devices
• 4.4 Serial Hardware

5. Configuring TCP/IP Networking

• 5.1 Setting up the proc Filesystem
• 5.2 Installing the Binaries
• 5.3 Another Example
• 5.4 Setting the Hostname
• 5.5 Assigning IP Addresses
• 5.6 Writing hosts and networks Files
• 5.7 Interface Configuration for IP
• 5.8 All About ifconfig
• 5.9 Checking with netstat
• 5.10 Checking the ARP Tables
• 5.11 The Future

6. Name Service and Resolver Configuration

• 6.1 The Resolver Library
• 6.2 Running named

7. Serial Line IP

• 7.1 General Requirements
• 7.2 SLIP Operation
• 7.3 Using dip
• 7.4 Running in Server Mode

8. The Point-to-Point Protocol

• 8.1 Untangling the P's
• 8.2 PPP On
• 8.3 Running pppd
• 8.4 Using Options Files
• 8.5 Dialing out with chat
• 8.6 Debugging Your PPP Setup
• 8.7 IP Configuration Options
• 8.8 Link Control Options
• 8.9 General Security Considerations
• 8.10 Authentication with PPP
• 8.11 Configuration a PPP Server