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Overview
As Linux continues to rapidly gain market share as an alternative to the Microsoft Windows operating system, a comprehensive guide to the server and system environment is needed. George Doss provides such a reference with Learn Red Hat Linux Server Tips. This book is a compilation of questions and brief, precise answers covering a broad range of subjects, including administration, documentation, hardware, the Internet, networking, and protocols. An innovative two-part table directs readers to particular chapters according to beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels, and also lists major topics with associated chapters and appendices. The appendices include support documentation such as the table of contents for many HOWTOs and a listing of man pages for networking administration and maintenance. Introductory as well as experienced Linux users will find this book invaluable in improving their efficiency using this popular operating system.Author Biography: George M. Doss is a technical writer in Dallas, Texas, with over 20 years of experience in the computer and telecommunications fields. His titles with Wordware include Learn Red Hat Linux OS Tips (1-55622-715-9), CORBA Developer's Guide with XML (1-55622-668-3), and the Learn XML Tips (1-55622-757-4). END.
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A series of tips answers specific questions about using the Linux operating system in connection with various servers, touching on TCP/IP, point-to point protocol, network information systems, network administration, GNU projects, hardware, and filesystem structure. An appendix lists the table of contents for 41 HOWTOs. The CD-ROM contains Red Hat Linux Publisher's Edition, version 6.1. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)Book Details
Published
June 30, 2000
Publisher
Wordware Publishing Inc.
Pages
400
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781556227141