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Название: Linux in a Windows World
Автор: Smith R.
Аннотация: Linux's unparalleled functionality and adaptability have made it the main alternative to Unix and Microsoft Windows operating systems. And with good reason. System administrators realize that this robust alternative can greatly improve their operating system's reliability and save them money, too. Linux systems are even less vulnerable to attacks by computer viruses and worms. Not surprisingly, businesses, government agencies, schools, and a wealth of other institutions are all looking to Linux to replace the Windows desktop for these same benefits. Linux in a Windows World takes an in-depth look at exactly how Linux can be brought into an organization that's currently based on Microsoft Windows systems. Featuring a litany of insider tips and techniques, Linux in a Windows World dispenses all the practical advice you need to migrate to this revolutionary open source software. Author Roderick W. Smith, himself a renowned system administrator and Linux convert, understands that the skills required to install, deploy, and maintain Linux are not easy to find. That's why he has tapped the absolute best source of information available: the Linux server experts who have made it their life's work to build and manage the Linux system. The latest in O'Reilly's line of bestselling Linux titles, Linux in a Windows World is an invaluable companion for any system administrator interested in integrating Linux into their Windows environment.
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Рубрика: Технология /
Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц
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Год издания: 2005
Количество страниц: 494
Добавлена в каталог: 14.06.2007
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Kerberos, clients, installing
Kerberos, clients, operation
Kerberos, clients, preparation
Kerberos, clients, Windows
Kerberos, dependency on clock synchronization
Kerberos, KDCs (key distribution centers)
Kerberos, KDCs, startup and operation
Kerberos, KDCs, Windows and Linux KDCs, comparison
Kerberos, Linux packages
Kerberos, Linux servers
Kerberos, login tools
Kerberos, master keys
Kerberos, master keys, permissions
Kerberos, network logins using
Kerberos, PAM and
Kerberos, principals 2nd
Kerberos, realms 2nd
Kerberos, realms, administration
Kerberos, realms, configuration
Kerberos, stash files
Kerberos, stash files, permissions
Kerberos, TGTs (ticket-granting tickets)
Kerberos, tickets
Kerberos, tickets, network time and
Kerberos, Windows and 2nd
Kerberos, Windows and, application servers and Active Directory
Kerberos, Windows and, compatibility issues 2nd
Kerberos, Windows and, Kerberos Telnet
Kerberos, Windows and, operation
Kerberos, Windows and, Windows and Linux KDCs, compared
Keys
Konqueror 2nd
krb5.conf
kstash
ktadd command
LANs
LANs, NetBIOS LANs
LANs, Windows and NetBIOS names
LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)
LDAP, client configuration
LDAP, configuring Linux for login authentication
LDAP, database backends
LDAP, DNs (Distinguished Names) and their types
LDAP, LDIF
LDAP, NSS configuration
LDAP, OpenLDAP [See OpenLDAP]
LDAP, PAM configuration
LDAP, pGina
LDAP, pGina, client configuration
LDAP, software packages
LDAP, terminology
LDAP, testing user authentication
LDAP, Windows, configuring for login authentication
LDAP, Windows, configuring for login authentication, certificates, registering
LDIF
leases
Legato 2nd
libnss_winbind.so
libnss_wins.so
licensing
licensing, GPL (GNU General Public License)
LinNeighborhood 2nd
Linux
Linux desktop systems
Linux desktop systems, applications
Linux desktop systems, as clients on Windows networks [See SMB/CIFS Linux
Linux desktop systems, configuration files
Linux desktop systems, default configurations, creating
Linux desktop systems, environment login option
Linux desktop systems, fonts
Linux desktop systems, fonts, OpenOffice.org
Linux desktop systems, fonts, X core fonts 2nd
Linux desktop systems, fonts, Xft 2nd
Linux desktop systems, GUI login tools
Linux desktop systems, Windows file and filesystem compatibility
Linux desktop systems, Windows programs, running in
Linux Printing web site
Linux, advantages
Linux, desktop systems [See Linux desktop systems]
Linux, distributions [See distributions]
Linux, Ethernet support
Linux, file permissions, setting
Linux, filesystem filenames
Linux, hardware flexibility
Linux, installation
Linux, integration, planning [See deployment strategies]
Linux, Kerberos [See Kerberos]
Linux, licensing
Linux, login authentication and LDAP
Linux, mail servers [See mail servers]
Linux, mascot
Linux, networks and
Linux, NT domains, authentication [See Winbind]
Linux, resource use
Linux, security
Linux, servers [See servers]
Linux, thin client computing [See thin clients]
Linux, Windows applications, running on 2nd
Linux, Windows file and filesystem compatibility
Linux, Windows, compared to
Linux, Windows, integration with
listed parameter values
lmhosts file
local master browsers 2nd
local master browsers, elections
login.krb5
Logins
logins, centralized single-authentication logins via Kerberos
logins, GUI login tools [See GUI login tools]
logins, Kerberos login tools
logins, Linux configuration for LDAP login authentication
logins, Linux desktops, environment login option
logins, Linux Desktops, GUI login tools
logins, Linux login authentication via LDAP
logins, network logins using Kerberos
logins, PXES and remote login servers
logins, remote login servers
logins, remote logins 2nd
logins, remote logins, text-mode logins [See text-mode logins]
logins, remote X login servers
logins, rlogin 2nd
logins, Winbind
logins, Windows remote login tools
logins, Windows, configuration for LDAP authentication
LPD (Line Printer Daemon)
LPRng, defining SMB/CIFS printers using
lsh
LTSP
MAC (Media Access Control) addresses
machine trust accounts 2nd
mail servers 2nd
mail servers, Dovecot 2nd
mail servers, Fetchmail [See Fetchmail]
mail servers, Microsoft Exchange servers, supplementing with Linux servers
mail servers, options
mail servers, POP and IMAP servers 2nd
mail servers, POP and IMAP servers, authentication
mail servers, POP and IMAP servers, launching
mail servers, push and pull protocols
mail servers, security
mail servers, SMTP servers
mail servers, SMTP servers, Postfix [See Postfix]
mail servers, SMTP servers, Procmail and
mail servers, SMTP servers, sendmail [See sendmail]
mail servers, spam, worm, and virus scanning
mail servers, spam, worm, and virus scanning, antispam and antivirus tools
mail servers, spam, worm, and virus scanning, attachments, discard or quarantine of
mail servers, spam, worm, and virus scanning, Bogofilter
mail servers, spam, worm, and virus scanning, in Postfix
mail servers, spam, worm, and virus scanning, in sendmail
mail servers, spam, worm, and virus scanning, Procmail [See Procmail]
mail servers, spam, worm, and virus scanning, SpamAssassin [See SpamAssassin]
mail servers, UW IMAP [See UW IMAP]
main.cf
master browsers 2nd
master browsers, local master browser elections
master browsers, potential conflicts
master browsers, services
MI/X
MIMEDefang tool
MIT Kerberos
mount
name resolution 2nd [See also DNS]
name resolution, NetBIOS Name Servers [See NBNS systems]
name resolve order parameters
NAMED
named.conf
Nautilus
NBNS (NetBIOS Name Server) systems 2nd 3rd
NBNS, DHCP and
NBNS, information delivery via DHCP
NBNS, information delivery via DHCP, Windows client configuration
NBNS, Samba, configuration in
NCP (NetWare Core Protocol)
Netatalk
NetBIOS LANs
NetBIOS LANs, domain controllers [See domain controllers]
NetBIOS name resolution
NetBIOS name resolution, non-Samba programs
NetBIOS name resolution, smb.conf options, setting
NETBIOS names
NetBIOS names, non-SMB/CIFS tools and
NetBIOS names, workgroup name options
NetLogon authentication
NETLOGON share
NetTime
network backups
network backups, advantages
network backups, AMANDA [See AMANDA]
network backups, backup servers
network backups, common problems
network backups, hardware
network backups, hardware and software interaction
network backups, hardware, backup media
network backups, Linux and
network backups, Linux backup packages
network backups, Samba, using for
network backups, Samba, using for, advantages and disadvantages
network backups, Samba, using for, backup shares, creating
network backups, Samba, using for, backup shares, using
network backups, Samba, using for, data restoration
network backups, Samba, using for, NTFS filesystem and
network backups, Samba, using for, smbtar [See smbtar]
network backups, security issues
network backups, strategies
network backups, strategies, client- versus server-initiated backups
network backups, strategies, complete versus incremental backups
network backups, strategies, local versus network backups
network backups, tape, incremental backups on
network backups, tar 2nd
network backups, tar, available functions
network backups, tar, backups to optical media
network backups, tar, common options
network backups, tar, local restores
network protocols on Linux
NFS (Network File Server)
nmbd
NoMachine
non-Unix printing systems
NSS (Name Service Switch) 2nd 3rd
NSS, configuring
NSS, LDAP configuration
NSS, Winbind options
NT domain controllers
NT domain controllers, authentication of Linux clients 2nd [See also Winbind]
NT domain controllers, versus Samba
NT domains
NT domains, PAM and NSS, linking to
NTP (Network Time Protocol) 2nd 3rd
NTP for Windows
NTP, Linux NTP client configuration
NTP, server configuration
NTP, server configuration, options
NTP, upstream NTP servers, selecting
NTP, Windows client configuration
NTP, Windows client configuration, NET SET command
NTP, Windows NTP clients
nupop
NX Server and NX Client
open relays
OpenLDAP
OpenLDAP, database backends
OpenLDAP, dependencies
OpenLDAP, encryption
OpenLDAP, included programs
OpenLDAP, installing
OpenLDAP, LDIF
OpenLDAP, options
OpenLDAP, server configuration
OpenLDAP, server startup
OpenLDAP, slapd.conf
OpenLDAP, testing
OpenLDAP, user directory, creating
OpenSSH
OpenSSH for Windows
OpenSSL
OpenSSL, configuration
optical media and backups
PAC (Privilege Access Certificate)
Packages
packages, samba
packet sockets
page swapping
PAM (pluggable authentication modules) 2nd 3rd
PAM, configuration files
PAM, Kerberos and
PAM, LDAP configuration
PAM, management features
PAM, module stacks
PAM, modules
PAM, modules, nonstandard
PAM, modules, standard
PAM, sample configurations
PAM, UW IMAP, usage of
PAM, Winbind options
PAM, Winbind, configuring for
pam_winbind.so
Parameters
partial restores
Partition Image
pass-through authentication
password servers
Passwords
passwords, domain controllers, database maintenance
passwords, Samba and [See Samba password
passwords, Samba and, sniffing
PDF files, generating via printer share
pGina
pGina, client configuration
POP (Post Office Protocol)
POP servers 2nd
POP servers, authentication
POP servers, launching
popa3d
Postfix 2nd 3rd
Postfix, address options
Postfix, antispam options
Postfix, configuration files
Postfix, mail relay configuration
Postfix, mail relay configuration, to forward mail
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