Ubuntu

Chapter 4. Networking

Table of Contents

• Network Configuration
   
• Ethernet
• Managing DNS Entries
• Managing Hosts


• TCP/IP
   
• TCP/IP Introduction
• TCP/IP Configuration
• IP Routing
• TCP and UDP
• ICMP
• Daemons


• Firewall Configuration
   
• Firewall Introduction
• IP Masquerading
• Tools
• Logs


• OpenSSH Server
   
• Introduction
• Installation
• Configuration
• References


• FTP Server
   
• vsftpd - FTP Server Installation
• vsftpd - FTP Server Configuration


• Network File System (NFS)
   
• Installation
• Configuration
• NFS Client Configuration
• References


• Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
   
• Installation
• Configuration
• References


• Domain Name Service (DNS)
   
• Installation
• Configuration
• References


• CUPS - Print Server
   
• Installation
• Configuration
• References


• HTTPD - Apache2 Web Server
   
• Installation
• Configuration
• HTTPS Configuration
• References


• Squid - Proxy Server
   
• Installation
• Configuration
• References


• Version Control System
   
• Subversion
• CVS Server
• References


• Databases
   
• MySQL
• PostgreSQL


• Email Services
   
• Postfix
• Exim4
• Dovecot Server
• Mailman

Networks consist of two or more devices, such as computer systems, printers, and related equipment which are connected by either physical cabling wireless links for the purpose of sharing and distributing information among the connected devices.

This section of the Ubuntu Server Guide provides general and specific information pertaining to networking, including an overview of network concepts and detailed discussion of popular network protocols and server applications.

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