Linux Troubleshooting Bible

0.0

Linux Troubleshooting Bible teaches readers how to support and troubleshoot Linux on anything from desktop to small office to enterprise systems. While focusing on Red Hat Systems (Fedora, Red Hat Linux 9, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux) as reference distributions, the book alsocontains sections covering challenges readers face to expand that expertise to SuSE and Debian Linux. About The Author Christopher Negus is the author of the best-selling Red Hat Linux Bibles and Linux Toys. He previously worked on UNIX for AT&T and Novell. Thomas Weeks is a Linux troubleshooting expert who trains system administrators for Rackspace.com, one of the largest Linux hosting companies, and manages hundreds of Red Hat Linux systems. Table Of Contents Preface Acknowledgments Part I: Getting Going Chapter 1: Introduction to Linux Troubleshooting Chapter 2: Troubleshooting Installation Chapter 3: Updating and Upgrading Fedora Part II: Preventing Problems Chapter 4: Securing and Automating Desktop and Server Installs. Chapter 5: Preparing for Backups and Migration Part III: Troubleshooting Basic Features Chapter 6: Troubleshooting Tools Chapter 7: X Troubleshooting: Video, Mouse, and Keyboard Chapter 8: Software Package Troubleshooting Chapter 9: File System, Disk, and Power Troubleshooting Part IV: Troubleshooting the Network. Chapter 10: Detecting and Responding to Intrusions Chapter 11: Firewall Troubleshooting Chapter 12: Troubleshooting BIND9 and DNS Chapter 13: Modem Troubleshooting Part V: Troubleshooting Internal Services Chapter 14: Printer Troubleshooting Chapter 15: Samba Troubleshooting Chapter 16: NFS Troubleshooting Part VI: Troubleshooting External Services Chapter 17: Web Server Troubleshooting Chapter 18: File Transfer Troubleshooting Chapter 19: E-Mail Server Troubleshooting Appendix Appendix A: Fedora Software Repositories Appendix B: Troubleshooting SUSE Linux Appendix C: Troubleshooting Debian GNU/Linux Index