Linux Routers: A Primer For Network Administrators
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| Rating | : | 4.15 (691 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0130861138 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 350 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Great book" according to R. Hiltbrunn. Great writing for a tech book. I'm not getting bored and the info is at the right level for me. I love it!!!. Excellent tutorial L. Collins This is a must have book for Unix System administrators working with routers. Tony has written a book that is easy to understand, very concise and explains many advantages to using Linux-based routers. His understanding of network administration is extremely impressive and he conveys that in an interesting manner. Definitely worth the investment. A Customer said Your Thinking + This book = Accomplishment/Satisfaction. This is the most practical book I have seen (without the word "Practical" in the title). I am a student who wants to setup a network in my dorm room. Here is what I did:My PCs are in the school network, only one of which is known to the school servers. By reading chap 1-Your Thinking + This book = Accomplishment/Satisfaction This is the most practical book I have seen (without the word "Practical" in the title). I am a student who wants to setup a network in my dorm room. Here is what I did:My PCs are in the school network, only one of which is known to the school servers. By reading chap 1-3, I activated ip_forwarding feature of kernel( >= 2.2.x->the book came out . , I activated ip_forwarding feature of kernel( >= "Your Thinking + This book = Accomplishment/Satisfaction" according to A Customer. This is the most practical book I have seen (without the word "Practical" in the title). I am a student who wants to setup a network in my dorm room. Here is what I did:My PCs are in the school network, only one of which is known to the school servers. By reading chap 1-Your Thinking + This book = Accomplishment/Satisfaction This is the most practical book I have seen (without the word "Practical" in the title). I am a student who wants to setup a network in my dorm room. Here is what I did:My PCs are in the school network, only one of which is known to the school servers. By reading chap 1-3, I activated ip_forwarding feature of kernel( >= 2.2.x->the book came out . , I activated ip_forwarding feature of kernel( >= 2.2.x->the book came out . ."Your Thinking + This book = Accomplishment/Satisfaction" according to A Customer. This is the most practical book I have seen (without the word "Practical" in the title). I am a student who wants to setup a network in my dorm room. Here is what I did:My PCs are in the school network, only one of which is known to the school servers. By reading chap 1-Your Thinking + This book = Accomplishment/Satisfaction This is the most practical book I have seen (without the word "Practical" in the title). I am a student who wants to setup a network in my dorm room. Here is what I did:My PCs are in the school network, only one of which is known to the school servers. By reading chap 1-3, I activated ip_forwarding feature of kernel( >= 2.2.x->the book came out . , I activated ip_forwarding feature of kernel( >= 2.2.x->the book came out . .x->the book came out
Linux administrator Tony Mancill walks you step-by-step through a series of production routing scenarios, offering detailed guidance on configuration, problem avoidance, and troubleshooting. Coverage includes: Choosing the right hardware and Linux software toolsLinux routing for Ethernet, Frame Relay, Internet, and extranet environmentsUsing the same system as a router and Web server, DNS server, etc.Day-to-day router administration and monitoringHigh-availability strategies for Linux routers, and more In Linux Routers, Tony Mancill shares
*Day-to-day router administration and monitoring *High-availability strategies for Linux routers, and more In Linux Routers, Tony Mancill shares real-life experiences implementing high-performance, low-cost Linux routers in the corporate network. Save a fortune! Use Linux as a router! *Transform any Linux-compatible system into a high-performance router! *Step-by-step, hands-on guidance *Hardware, configuration, management, and troubleshooting *Ethernet, Frame Relay, and Internet/extranet routing *Special high availability tips & techniques Prentice Hall Series in Computer Networking (Radia Perlman, Series Advisor) Why spend a fortune on routers, when a Linux box can do the same job (and more!) for a tiny fraction of the cost? Linux routers are inexpensive, flexible, adaptable, expandable, easy to administer, and absolutely rock-solid! In Linux Routers: A Primer for Network Administrators, you'll learn how to implement Linux-based routers, hands-on. If you're building or extending a network, and you're not "made out of money," you owe it to yourself to consider Linux!. Coverage includes: *Choosing the right hardware and Linux software tools *Linux routing for Ethernet, Frame Relay, Internet, and extranet environments *Using the same system as a router and Web server, DNS server,
TONY MANCILL is UNIX System Administrator with Bank of America in Phoenix, AZ. . Mancill graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in Electrical Engineering and he is a volunteer developer for Debian GNU/Linux. He previously served as system administrator for LHS Communications in Atlanta, GA, and as a UNIX systems programmer at BellSouth