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Brand: Novell | Category: Software
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Product Overview
  6. System Requirements
  7. Server Types
  8. Images
  9. SUSE Linux Enterprise Point of Service Installation
  10. Basic Configuration
  11. Setting Up the Branch Server
  12. Adding a Point of Service Terminal
  13. Setting Up the Administration Server
  14. Initializing the LDAP Directory
  15. Copying the Boot Image Files
  16. Copying the System Image Files
  17. What's Next
  18. Setting Up a Dedicated Image Building Server
  19. POSCopyTool Command Line Options
  20. Setting Up a Branch Server
  21. Online Branch Server Configuration
  22. Offline Branch Server Configuration
  23. Creating Branch Server Objects in LDAP
  24. Starting the Core Script
  25. Deploying Point of Service Terminals
  26. Distributing Images to Point of Service Terminals
  27. Hardware
  28. Point of Service Configuration Files
  29. Securing Your Setup
  30. Physical Server Security
  31. Data Security
  32. Application Security
  33. Testing Your SUSE Linux Enterprise Point of Service Environment
  34. The SUSE Linux Enterprise Point of Service LDAP Directory
  35. LDAP Objects Reference
  36. Managing Image Source Files
  37. Managing the Image Source Files
  38. Building Images with the Image Creator Tool
  39. Creating an Image Based on Template
  40. Building Network Boot Images
  41. Building Bootable CD Images with a System Image
  42. Adding Installable Documentation in RPM Format
  43. Image Configuration Settings
  44. Building Images with KIWI
  45. Creating the KIWI Image
  46. Building Customized SUSE Linux Enterprise Point of Service Images
  47. Building USB Stick Images with a System Image
  48. admind
  49. adminc
  50. posGetIP
  51. Installing admind on a Point of Service Terminal
  52. Installing the admind Client on Administration and Branch Servers
  53. Backup and Restore
  54. Offline Logical Backup
  55. Restoring Data
  56. Troubleshooting
  57. Operation
  58. A.1 Changing the Language Selection
  59. B Point of Service Scripts
  60. B.2 Core Script Process
  61. B.3 Script Quick Reference
  62. C.1 Administration Server Directory Structure
  63. C.2 Branch Server Directory Structure
  64. C.3 KIWI Files and Directory Structure
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SUSE LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 10 STORAGE

Brand: Novell | Category: Software
Table of contents
  1. getting started
  2. customizing your desktop
  3. finding files on your computer
  4. viewing pdf files
  5. logging out
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SUSE LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 10 STORAGE

Brand: Novell | Category: Software
Table of contents
  1. legal notices
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. additional documentation
  8. documentation conventions
  9. Starting SLED
  10. Switching Desktops
  11. Desktop Basics
  12. Desktop Menu
  13. Adding Applets and Applications to the Panel
  14. Main Menu
  15. Accessing Floppy Disks, CDs, or DVDs
  16. Finding Files on Your Computer
  17. search tips
  18. Accessing Files on the Network
  19. Opening or Creating Documents with OpenOffice.org
  20. Other Useful Programs
  21. customizing your settings
  22. Hardware
  23. Configuring the Mouse
  24. Installing and Configuring Printers
  25. Configuring Removable Drives and Media
  26. Specifying Screen Resolution Settings
  27. Changing the Desktop Background
  28. Configuring Fonts
  29. Configuring the Screen Saver
  30. Choosing a Theme
  31. Customizing Window Behavior
  32. Personal
  33. Configuring Assistive Technology Support
  34. Changing Your Password
  35. Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts
  36. Configuring Search with Beagle Settings
  37. Configuring Power Management
  38. Setting Preferred Applications
  39. Setting Session Sharing Preferences
  40. Managing Sessions
  41. setting session properties
  42. Setting Sound Preferences
  43. Managing Users and Groups
  44. Understanding OpenOffice.org
  45. Using the Standard Edition of OpenOffice.org
  46. Starting OpenOffice.org
  47. changing the global settings
  48. Finding Templates
  49. Creating a New Document
  50. Formatting with Styles
  51. Using Templates to Format Documents
  52. Using Writer as an HTML Editor
  53. Using Formatting and Styles in Calc
  54. Using Presentations with Impress
  55. Using Databases with Base
  56. Creating Graphics with Draw
  57. Creating Mathematical Formulas with Math
  58. Starting Evolution for the First Time
  59. Using Evolution: An Overview
  60. The Menu Bar
  61. E-Mail
  62. The Calendar
  63. Getting Acquainted with the Main GroupWise Window
  64. Toolbar
  65. Folder List
  66. shared folders
  67. Item List
  68. Understanding Your Mailbox
  69. Using the Toolbar
  70. Learning More
  71. Supported Protocols
  72. Managing Your Buddy List
  73. Configuring Linphone
  74. Configuring the Network Parameters
  75. Configuring the Sound Device
  76. Configuring the Audio Codecs
  77. Answering a Call
  78. Troubleshooting
  79. Glossary
  80. Installing a Printer
  81. Modifying Printer Settings
  82. Navigating Web Sites
  83. Tabbed Browsing
  84. Managing Bookmarks
  85. Importing Bookmarks from Other Browsers
  86. Extensions
  87. Adding Smart Keywords to Your Online Searches
  88. Printing from Firefox
  89. Graphics Formats
  90. Getting Started in GIMP
  91. Opening an Existing Image
  92. Saving Images
  93. Printing Images
  94. using digital cameras with linux
  95. Downloading Pictures from Your Camera
  96. Managing Tags
  97. Basic Image Processing with f-spot
  98. Managing Your Library
  99. Using Helix Banshee with Your iPod
  100. Creating Audio and MP3 CDs
  101. Burning CDs and DVDs
  102. A.1 Office
  103. A Getting to Know Linux Software
  104. A.2 Network
  105. A.3 Multimedia
  106. A.4 Graphics
  107. A.5 System and File Management
  108. A.6 Software Development
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SUSE LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 10 STORAGE

Brand: Novell | Category: Software
SUSE LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 10 STORAGE first page preview

SUSE LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 10 STORAGE

Brand: Novell | Category: Software
Table of contents
  1. legal notices
  2. additional documentation
SUSE LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 10 STORAGE first page preview

SUSE LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 10 STORAGE

Brand: Novell | Category: Software
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. about this guide
  7. additional documentation
  8. Part I KDE Desktop
  9. Getting Started with the KDE Desktop
  10. switching desktops
  11. Logging Out
  12. Desktop Components
  13. Managing Folders and Files with Konqueror
  14. creating a new folder
  15. Accessing Network Resources
  16. Opening or Creating Documents with OpenOffice.org
  17. Finding Data on your Computer or in the File System
  18. Exploring the Internet
  19. E-Mail and Scheduling
  20. Important Utilities
  21. starting kwallet
  22. copying your wallet to another computer
  23. taking screen shots
  24. viewing pdf files with kpdf
  25. controlling sound with kmix
  26. Managing Software
  27. installing software
  28. removing software
  29. For More Information
  30. Customizing Your Settings
  31. Configuring Your Desktop with the Control Center
  32. system administration
  33. Part II Office and Collaboration
  34. The OpenOffice.org Office Suite
  35. Understanding OpenOffice.org
  36. customizing menus
  37. changing the global settings
  38. finding templates
  39. Word Processing with Writer
  40. formatting with styles
  41. menu options
  42. using templates to format documents
  43. working with large documents
  44. using writer as an html editor
  45. Using Spreadsheets with Calc
  46. using formatting and styles in calc
  47. using templates in calc
  48. Using Presentations with Impress
  49. Using Databases with Base
  50. Creating Graphics with Draw
  51. Kontact: E-Mailing and Calendaring
  52. Mail
  53. Contacts
  54. adding contacts
  55. Calendar
  56. Syncing Data with a Handheld
  57. Kontact for GroupWise Users
  59. GroupWise Linux Client: E-Mailing and Calendaring
  60. folder and item list header
  61. shared folders
  62. Using Different GroupWise Modes
  63. Understanding Your Mailbox
  64. Using the Toolbar
  65. Using Shortcut Keys
  66. Learning More
  67. online help
  68. Synchronizing a Handheld Computer with KPilot
  69. Conduits Used by KPilot
  70. Configuring the Handheld Connection
  71. Managing To-Do Items and Events
  72. Working with KPilot
  73. Instant Messaging with Kopete
  74. Adding Contacts
  75. Using Kopete
  76. Using Voice over IP
  77. determining the connection type
  78. configuring the network parameters
  79. configuring the sound device
  80. Testing Linphone
  81. Making a Call
  82. Answering a Call
  83. Troubleshooting
  84. Glossary
  86. Sharing Folders in Mixed Environments
  87. Configuring Shortcuts to Network Folders
  88. Accessing Network Shares
  89. Managing Windows Files
  90. web server
  91. Encryption with KGpg
  92. Exporting the Public Key
  93. Importing Keys
  94. The Key Server Dialog
  95. Text and File Encryption
  97. Searching with Kerry
  98. Configuring Kerry
  99. Managing Printers
  100. Modifying Printer Settings
  101. Deleting a Printer
  102. Monitoring Print Jobs in KDE
  103. Part III Internet
  104. Browsing with Konqueror
  105. Tabbed Browsing
  106. Profiles
  107. Bookmarks
  108. Enabling Advertisment Blockers
  109. Browsing with Firefox
  110. Finding Information
  111. Managing Bookmarks
  112. Using the Download Manager
  113. Customizing Firefox
  114. changing themes
  115. Printing from Firefox
  117. Transferring Data from the Internet
  118. Timer-Controller Transfers
  119. Reading News Feeds with Akregator
  120. Part IV Multimedia
  121. Manipulating Graphics with The GIMP
  122. Starting GIMP
  123. Getting Started in GIMP
  124. opening an existing image
  125. Saving Images
  126. Printing Images
  128. Using Digital Cameras with Linux
  129. Accessing the Camera
  130. configuring your camera
  131. getting information
  132. managing albums
  133. managing tags
  134. useful tools
  136. Playing Music and Movies
  137. Playing Music Files
  138. quick start
  139. Handling Audio CDs
  140. Playing Movie Files
  141. Burning CDs and DVDs
  142. Creating an Audio CD
  143. Copying a CD or DVD
  144. Writing ISO Images
  145. Creating a Multisession CD or DVD
  147. A Finding the Information You Need
  148. A.2 Additional Resources and More Information
  149. B Moving from Windows to Linux
  150. B.1 Starting Applications from the Main Menu
  151. B.2 Managing Files
  152. B.4 Customizing Your Desktop
  153. B.5 Setting Up Printers
  154. B.6 Switching between Applications
  155. B.7 Accessing Network Resources
  156. C.1 Office
  157. C.2 Network
  158. C.3 Multimedia
  159. C.4 Graphics
  160. C.5 System and File Management
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SUSE LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 10 STORAGE

Brand: Novell | Category: Software
SUSE LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 10 STORAGE first page preview

SUSE LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 10 STORAGE

Brand: Novell | Category: Software
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. about this guide
  9. Part I Support and Common Tasks
  10. YaST Online Update
  11. Installing Patches Manually Using the gtk Interface
  12. Automatic Online Update
  13. Gathering System Information for Support
  14. Using Supportconfig
  15. Submitting Information to Novell
  16. For More Information
  17. yast in text mode
  18. Navigation in Modules
  19. Restriction of Key Combinations
  20. YaST Command Line Options
  21. Managing Software with Command Line Tools
  22. verifying package authenticity
  23. rpm and patches
  24. delta rpm packages
  25. rpm queries
  26. compiling rpm packages with build
  27. Bash and Bash Scripts
  28. Writing Shell Scripts
  29. Redirecting Command Events
  30. Using Aliases
  31. Working with Common Flow Constructs
  33. Part II System
  34. Bit and 64-Bit Applications in a 64-Bit System Environment
  35. Runtime Support
  36. Software Development
  37. Kernel Specifications
  38. Booting and Configuring a Linux System
  39. The init Process
  40. The Boot Loader GRUB
  41. Booting with GRUB
  42. Configuring the Boot Loader with YaST
  43. Uninstalling the Linux Boot Loader
  44. The Graphical SUSE Screen
  46. Special System Features
  47. Virtual Consoles
  48. Keyboard Mapping
  49. Printer Operation
  50. The Workflow of the Printing System
  51. Installing the Software
  52. Network Printers
  53. Graphical Printing Interfaces
  54. Printing from the Command Line
  55. Troubleshooting
  56. Dynamic Kernel Device Management with udev
  57. Kernel uevents and udev
  58. Booting and Initial Device Setup
  59. Influencing Kernel Device Event Handling with udev Rules
  60. Persistent Device Naming
  62. Manually Configuring the X Window System
  63. Installing and Configuring Fonts
  65. Accessing File Systems with FUSE
  66. Mounting an ISO File System
  68. Part III Mobile Computers
  69. Mobile Computing with Linux
  70. Using KDE NetworkManager Widget
  71. system monitoring
  72. wireless communication
  73. data security
  74. Mobile Hardware
  75. Cellular Phones and PDAs
  76. Power Management
  77. ACPI
  78. Rest for the Hard Disk
  81. Using Tablet PCs
  82. Installing Tablet PC Packages
  83. Configuring Your Tablet Device
  84. Using the Virtual Keyboard
  85. Rotating Your Display
  86. Taking Notes and Sketching with the Pen
  89. Part IV Services
  90. Basic Networking
  91. IP Addresses and Routing
  92. Name Resolution
  93. Configuring a Network Connection Manually
  94. NetworkManager
  95. configuration files
  96. testing the configuration
  97. smpppd as Dial-up Assistant
  98. Wireless Communication
  99. configuration with yast
  100. SLP Services in the Network
  101. Activating SLP
  102. Installation over SLP
  104. Time Synchronization with NTP
  105. Manually Configuring ntp in the Network
  106. Clock Synchronization to an External Time Reference (ETR)
  107. The Domain Name System
  108. Installation
  109. Starting the Name Server BIND
  110. The Configuration File /etc/named.conf
  111. Zone Files
  112. Dynamic Update of Zone Data
  113. DNS Security
  114. DHCP Software Packages
  115. The DHCP Server dhcpd
  117. Using NetworkManager
  118. Configuring a Network Connection with YaST
  119. Configuring Network Connections
  120. Using GNOME NetworkManager Applet
  121. NetworkManager and VPN
  122. NetworkManager and Security
  123. Frequently Asked Questions
  126. Terminology
  127. Starting and Stopping Samba
  128. starting the server
  129. using ldap
  130. configuring the server manually
  131. security levels
  132. Configuring Clients
  133. Samba as Login Server
  135. Sharing File Systems with NFS
  136. Importing File Systems with YaST
  137. Importing File Systems Manually
  138. Exporting File Systems with YaST
  139. Exporting File Systems Manually
  140. NFS with Kerberos
  141. File Synchronization
  142. Determining Factors for Selecting a Program
  143. Introduction to CVS
  144. Introduction to rsync
  145. configuration and operation
  147. The Apache HTTP Server
  148. Configuring Apache
  149. virtual hosts
  150. http server configuration
  151. server modules
  152. Starting and Stopping Apache
  153. Installing, Activating, and Configuring Modules
  154. Getting CGI Scripts to Work
  155. Setting Up a Secure Web Server with SSL
  156. Avoiding Security Problems
  157. user directories
  160. Setting up an FTP server with YaST
  161. Starting the FTP server
  162. FTP General Settings
  163. FTP Performance Settings
  164. Expert Settings
  165. The Proxy Server Squid
  166. Some Facts about Proxy Caches
  167. System Requirements
  168. hard disks
  169. Starting Squid
  170. The Configuration File /etc/squid/squid.conf
  171. Configuring a Transparent Proxy
  172. cachemgr.cgi
  173. Cache Report Generation with Calamaris
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Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. about this guide
  8. Security and Confidentiality
  9. file permissions
  10. network security
  11. denial of service
  12. Some General Security Tips and Tricks
  13. Using the Central Security Reporting Address
  14. Part I Authentication
  15. Authentication with PAM
  16. The PAM Configuration of sshd
  17. Configuration of PAM Modules
  18. For More Information
  19. Configuring NIS Servers
  20. Configuring NIS Clients
  21. LDAP versus NIS
  22. Structure of an LDAP Directory Tree
  23. Configuring an LDAP Server with YaST
  24. YaST Modules for CA Management
  25. Configuring an LDAP Client with YaST
  26. Configuring LDAP Users and Groups in YaST
  27. Browsing the LDAP Directory Tree
  28. Manually Administering LDAP Data
  30. Active Directory Support
  31. Background Information for Linux AD Support
  32. Configuring a Linux Client for Active Directory
  33. active directory
  34. Logging In to an AD Domain
  35. Changing Passwords
  36. Network Authentication with Kerberos
  37. Kerberos Terminology
  38. How Kerberos Works
  39. Users' View of Kerberos
  40. Installing and Administering Kerberos
  41. choosing the kerberos realms
  42. setting up the kdc hardware
  43. configuring the kdc
  44. configuring a kerberos client with yast
  45. manually configuring kerberos clients
  46. enabling pam support for kerberos
  47. using ldap and kerberos
  49. Using the Fingerprint Reader
  50. Managing Fingerprints with YaST
  51. Part II Local Security
  52. Configuring Security Settings with YaST
  53. Predefined Security Configurations
  54. Password Settings
  55. Boot Settings
  56. User Addition
  57. PolicyKit
  58. Authorization Types
  59. Modifying and Setting Privileges
  60. Access Control Lists in Linux
  61. Advantages of ACLs
  62. Handling ACLs
  63. ACL Support in Applications
  65. Encrypting Partitions and Files
  66. Using Encrypted Home Directories
  67. Certificate Store
  68. Importing Certificates
  69. Intrusion Detection with AIDE
  70. Local AIDE Checks
  71. System Independent Checking
  73. Part III Network Security
  74. SSH: Secure Network Operations
  75. The ssh Program
  76. SSH Authentication Mechanisms
  77. Configuring An SSH Daemon with YaST
  78. Masquerading and Firewalls
  79. Masquerading Basics
  80. Firewalling Basics
  81. SuSEfirewall2
  82. configuring manually
  84. Configuring VPN Server
  85. Creating the Simplest VPN Example
  86. Setting Up Your VPN Server Using Certificate Authority
  87. configuring the server
  88. configuring the clients
  89. KDE- and GNOME Applets For Clients
  91. Managing X.509 Certification
  92. changing password
  93. Part IV Confining Privileges with Novell AppArmor
  94. Introducing AppArmor
  95. Getting Started
  96. installing novell apparmor
  97. Choosing the Applications to Profile
  98. Building and Modifying Profiles
  99. Updating Your Profiles
  100. Immunizing Programs
  101. Background Information on AppArmor Profiling
  102. Immunizing cron Jobs
  103. Profile Components and Syntax
  104. Profile Types
  105. include Statements
  106. Capability Entries (POSIX.1e)
  107. Paths and Globbing
  108. File Permission Access Modes
  109. Execute Modes
  110. Resource Limit Control
  111. Auditing Rules
  112. Setting Capabilities per Profile
  113. AppArmor Profile Repositories
  114. Using the External Repository
  115. Building and Managing Profiles with YaST
  116. Adding a Profile Using the Wizard
  117. Manually Adding a Profile
  118. Deleting a Profile
  119. Managing Novell AppArmor and Security Event Status
  120. Building Profiles from the Command Line
  121. Building AppArmor Profiles
  122. Editing an AppArmor Profile
  123. Two Methods of Profiling
  124. Profiling Your Web Applications Using ChangeHat
  125. Apache ChangeHat
  126. Confining Users with pam_apparmor
  127. Managing Profiled Applications
  128. Configuring Reports
  129. editing reports
  130. Configuring and Using the AppArmor Desktop Monitor Applet
  131. Updating Novell AppArmor Online
  133. Troubleshooting
  134. Reporting Bugs for AppArmor
  135. AppArmor Glossary
  136. Part V The Linux Audit Framework
  137. Understanding Linux Audit
  138. Introducing the Components of Linux Audit
  139. Configuring the Audit Daemon
  140. Controlling the Audit System Using auditctl
  141. Passing Parameters to the Audit System
  142. Understanding the Audit Logs and Generating Reports
  143. Querying the Audit Daemon Logs with ausearch
  144. Analyzing Processes with autrace
  145. Visualizing Audit Data
  146. Setting Up the Linux Audit Framework
  148. Enabling Audit for System Calls
  149. Setting Up Audit Rules
  150. Configuring Audit Reports
  151. Configuring Log Visualization
  152. Introducing an Audit Rule Set
  153. Adding Watches on Audit Log Files and Configuration Files
  154. Monitoring File System Objects
  155. Monitoring Security Configuration Files and Databases
  156. Monitoring Miscellaneous System Calls
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Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. about this guide
  8. documentation conventions
  9. Part I Support and Common Tasks
  10. YaST Online Update
  11. Installing Patches Manually Using the gtk Interface
  12. Automatic Online Update
  13. Gathering System Information for Support
  14. Using Supportconfig
  15. Submitting Information to Novell
  16. For More Information
  17. yast in text mode
  18. Navigation in Modules
  19. Restriction of Key Combinations
  20. YaST Command Line Options
  21. GNOME Configuration for Administrators
  22. Automounting and Managing Media Devices
  23. creating a profile
  24. Adding Document Templates
  26. Managing Software with Command Line Tools
  27. Accessing Remote Desktops with Nomad
  28. Nomad Prerequisites
  29. Installation and Set-Up
  30. Using Nomad
  32. Bash and Bash Scripts
  33. Writing Shell Scripts
  34. Redirecting Command Events
  35. Using Aliases
  36. Working with Common Flow Constructs
  38. Part II System
  39. Bit and 64-Bit Applications in a 64-Bit System Environment
  40. Software Development
  41. Software Compilation on Biarch Platforms
  42. Kernel Specifications
  43. Booting and Configuring a Linux System
  44. The init Process
  45. The Boot Loader GRUB
  46. Booting with GRUB
  47. setting a boot password
  48. Configuring the Boot Loader with YaST
  49. configuring advanced options
  50. Uninstalling the Linux Boot Loader
  51. The Graphical SUSE Screen
  52. Troubleshooting
  54. Special System Features
  55. Virtual Consoles
  56. Keyboard Mapping
  57. Printer Operation
  58. The Workflow of the Printing System
  59. Installing the Software
  60. Network Printers
  61. Graphical Printing Interfaces
  62. Printing from the Command Line
  64. parallel ports
  65. Dynamic Kernel Device Management with udev
  66. Kernel uevents and udev
  67. Booting and Initial Device Setup
  68. Influencing Kernel Device Event Handling with udev Rules
  69. Persistent Device Naming
  71. Manually Configuring the X Window System
  72. screen section
  73. device section
  74. Installing and Configuring Fonts
  76. Accessing File Systems with FUSE
  77. Mounting an ISO File System
  79. Part III Mobile Computers
  80. Mobile Computing with Linux
  81. Using KDE NetworkManager Widget
  82. software options
  83. wireless communication
  84. data security
  85. Mobile Hardware
  86. Cellular Phones and PDAs
  87. Power Management
  88. ACPI
  89. Rest for the Hard Disk
  92. Using Tablet PCs
  93. Installing Tablet PC Packages
  94. Configuring Your Tablet Device
  95. Using the Virtual Keyboard
  96. Rotating Your Display
  97. Taking Notes and Sketching with the Pen
  100. Part IV Services
  101. Basic Networking
  102. IP Addresses and Routing
  103. Name Resolution
  104. NetworkManager
  105. Configuring a Network Connection Manually
  106. configuration files
  107. smpppd as Dial-up Assistant
  108. Wireless Communication
  109. SLP Services in the Network
  110. Activating SLP
  111. Providing Services via SLP
  113. Time Synchronization with NTP
  114. Manually Configuring ntp in the Network
  115. Using NetworkManager
  116. Configuring a Network Connection with YaST
  117. Configuring Network Connections
  118. Using GNOME NetworkManager Applet
  119. NetworkManager and VPN
  120. NetworkManager and Security
  121. Frequently Asked Questions
  124. Terminology
  125. Configuring a Samba Server
  127. Sharing File Systems with NFS
  128. Importing File Systems Manually
  129. NFS with Kerberos
  131. File Synchronization
  132. Determining Factors for Selecting a Program
  133. Introduction to CVS
  134. Introduction to rsync
  135. configuration and operation
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Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. about this guide
  6. documentation conventions
  7. Planning for SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
  8. Hardware Requirements
  9. Part I Manual Deployment
  10. Deployment Strategies
  11. Deploying up to 100 Workstations
  12. Installation with YaST
  13. The Installation Workflow
  14. The Boot Screen
  15. Welcome
  16. Installation Mode
  17. network setup
  18. Clock and Time Zone
  19. Create New User
  20. Installation Settings
  21. performing the installation
  22. network configuration
  23. online update
  24. release notes
  25. Graphical Login
  26. Updating SUSE Linux Enterprise
  27. Installing Service Packs
  28. Setting Up Hardware Components with YaST
  29. Setting Up Keyboard and Mouse
  30. Setting Up Sound Cards
  31. Setting Up a Printer
  32. Setting Up a Scanner
  33. Installing or Removing Software
  34. Using the Qt Interface
  35. Using the GTK+ Interface
  36. Managing Software Repositories and Services
  37. Keeping the System Up-to-date
  38. Installing Add-On Products
  39. Accessing the Internet
  40. Internet Connection Via Network
  41. Managing Users with YaST
  42. Managing User Accounts
  43. Additional Options for User Accounts
  44. using fingerprint authentication
  45. Changing Default Settings for Local Users
  46. Assigning Users to Groups
  47. Changing Language and Country Settings with YaST
  48. Changing the Country and Time Settings
  49. Remote Installation
  50. wake on lan
  51. Monitoring the Installation Process
  52. Advanced Disk Setup
  53. LVM Configuration
  54. Soft RAID Configuration
  55. troubleshooting
  56. for more information
  57. Subscription Management
  58. Configuring Clients Using AutoYaST Profile
  59. Configuring Clients Using the clientSetup4SMT.sh Script
  60. Part II Imaging and Creating Products
  61. Prerequisites for KIWI
  62. Knowing KIWI's Build Process
  63. Creating Appliances with KIWI
  64. creating an image
  65. For More Information
  66. Creating Add-On Products With Add-on Creator
  67. Add-On Structure
  69. Creating Images with YaST Product Creator
  71. Deploying Customized Preinstallations
  72. Preparing the Master Machine
  73. Cloning the Master Installation
  74. Part III Automated Installations
  75. Automated Installation
  76. Rule-Based Autoinstallation
  78. Automated Deployment of Preload Images
  79. Automated Deployment with PXE Boot
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  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. about this guide
  9. documentation conventions
  10. Part I OpenOffice.org Novell Edition
  11. The OpenOffice.org Office Suite
  12. Compatibility with Other Office Applications
  13. Starting OpenOffice.org
  14. Signing Documents
  15. Changing the Global Settings
  16. Using Templates
  17. For More Information
  18. OpenOffice.org Writer
  19. Creating a New Document
  20. Sharing Documents with Other Word Processors
  21. Formatting with Styles
  22. Working with Large Documents
  23. Using Writer as an HTML Editor
  24. OpenOffice.org Calc
  25. What's New in Calc
  26. Using Formatting and Styles in Calc
  27. Further OpenOffice.org Modules
  28. using master pages
  29. Using Databases with Base
  30. Creating Graphics with Draw
  31. Creating Mathematical Formulas with Math
  32. Part II Information Management
  33. Kontact: E-Mailing and Calendaring
  34. Mail
  35. composing messages
  36. Contacts
  37. Calendar
  38. scheduling an event
  39. Kontact for GroupWise Users
  41. Evolution: E-Mail and Calendaring
  42. using the setup assistant
  43. smtp configuration
  44. time zone
  45. Using Evolution: An Overview
  46. menu bar
  47. message list
  48. the shortcut bar
  49. folder management
  50. the calendar
  51. the contacts tool
  52. GroupWise Linux Client: E-Mailing and Calendaring
  53. online help
  54. Synchronizing a Handheld Computer with KPilot
  55. Conduits Used by KPilot
  56. Synchronizing with KOrganizer
  57. managing todo items and events
  58. Working with KPilot
  60. Synchronizing Your Handheld Devices with GNOME Pilot
  61. The Pilot Applet
  62. Encryption with KGpg
  63. Generating a New Key Pair
  64. Exporting the Public Key
  65. The Key Server Dialog
  66. Encrypting Your Data
  68. Encryption with Passwords and Encryption Keys
  69. Signing and Encryption
  70. Modifying Key Properties
  71. Importing Keys
  72. Signing a Key
  73. Encryption Preferences
  74. Taking Notes with BasKet
  75. Working with Baskets
  76. finding data
  78. Taking Notes with Tomboy
  79. Creating Notes
  80. Searching All Notes
  81. Linking Notes
  82. Accessing Your Notes
  83. Exporting Notes to HTML
  84. Printing Notes
  85. Part III Communication and Collaboration
  86. Instant Messaging with Kopete
  87. Chatting with Friends
  88. Customizing Kopete
  90. Instant Messaging with Pidgin
  91. Managing Your Contacts
  93. Using Voice over IP with Ekiga
  94. The Ekiga User Interface
  95. Making a Call
  96. Using the Address Book
  97. Part IV Internet
  98. Browsing with Konqueror
  99. Tabbed Browsing
  100. Profiles
  101. Bookmarks
  102. Java and JavaScript
  103. Enabling Advertisement Blockers
  104. Browsing with Firefox
  105. Finding Information
  106. adding smart keywords to your online searches
  107. Managing Bookmarks
  108. live bookmarks
  109. Using the Download Manager
  110. password management
  111. Customizing Firefox
  112. session management
  113. Printing from Firefox
  114. Opening MHTML Archives
  115. Transferring Data From the Internet
  116. ASCII vs. Binary Transfers
  117. Setting Up an HTTP Proxy Server
  119. Part V Graphics
  120. Manipulating Graphics with The GIMP
  121. Starting The GIMP
  122. Getting Started
  123. opening an existing image
  124. Saving Images
  125. Editing Images
  126. selecting parts of images
  127. applying and removing color
  128. adjusting color levels
  129. undoing mistakes
  130. Printing Images
  132. Managing Your Digital Image Collection with DigiKam
  133. Configuring Your Camera
  134. Downloading Pictures from the Camera
  135. Managing Albums
  136. Creating Powerful Search Filters
  137. Exporting Image Collections
  138. Viewing and Editing Images
  139. Useful Tools
  140. Batch Processing
  141. Troubleshooting
  143. Managing Your Digital Image Collection with F-Spot
  144. Importing Photos
  145. Downloading Pictures from Your Camera
  146. Getting Photo Information
  147. Searching and Finding Photos
  149. exporting photos to cd
  150. exporting photos to a folder
  151. Basic Photo Editing
  152. Sharing Photos
  153. printing photos
  154. Part VI Multimedia
  155. Playing Music and Movies: amaroK, Kaffeine and More
  156. Playing Music Files
  157. quick start
  158. Handling Audio CDs
  159. Playing Movie Files
  161. Playing and Managing Your Music with Banshee
  162. Listening to Music
  163. playing your music
  164. ripping your music
  165. listening to internet radio
  166. listening to podcasts
  167. Managing Your Music Library
  168. creating smart playlists
  169. Creating Audio and MP3 CDs
  170. Sharing Your Music
  171. Configuring Banshee Preferences
  172. Playing Videos with Totem
  173. general preferences
  174. display preferences
  175. Burning CDs and DVDs With K3b
  176. Creating an Audio CD
  177. Copying a CD or DVD
  179. Burning CDs and DVDs With Brasero
  181. Writing ISO Images
  182. Part VII Appendix
  183. Help and Documentation
  184. Using the KDE Help Center
  185. Using GNOME Yelp
  186. Browsing Man and Info Pages From Your Desktop
  187. Getting to Know Linux Software
  188. Office Applications
  189. word processing
  190. Network
  191. Multimedia
  192. Graphics
  193. System and File Management
  194. Software Development
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  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. about this guide
  8. documentation conventions
  9. Security and Confidentiality
  10. Some General Security Tips and Tricks
  11. Using the Central Security Reporting Address
  12. Part I Authentication
  13. Authentication with PAM
  14. The PAM Configuration of sshd
  15. Configuration of PAM Modules
  16. For More Information
  17. Configuring NIS Clients
  18. LDAP versus NIS
  19. Structure of an LDAP Directory Tree
  20. Configuring an LDAP Client with YaST
  21. Browsing the LDAP Directory Tree
  23. Active Directory Support
  24. Background Information for Linux AD Support
  25. Configuring a Linux Client for Active Directory
  26. active directory
  27. Logging In to an AD Domain
  28. Changing Passwords
  29. Network Authentication with Kerberos
  30. Kerberos Terminology
  31. How Kerberos Works
  32. Users' View of Kerberos
  34. Using the Fingerprint Reader
  35. Managing Fingerprints with YaST
  36. Part II Local Security
  37. Configuring Security Settings with YaST
  38. Predefined Security Configurations
  39. Password Settings
  40. Boot Settings
  41. User Addition
  42. PolicyKit
  43. Authorization Types
  44. Modifying and Setting Privileges
  45. Access Control Lists in Linux
  46. Advantages of ACLs
  47. Handling ACLs
  48. ACL Support in Applications
  50. Encrypting Partitions and Files
  51. during installation
  52. Using Encrypted Home Directories
  53. Certificate Store
  54. Importing Certificates
  55. Intrusion Detection with AIDE
  56. Local AIDE Checks
  57. System Independent Checking
  59. Part III Network Security
  60. SSH: Secure Network Operations
  61. The ssh Program
  62. SSH Authentication Mechanisms
  63. Configuring An SSH Daemon with YaST
  64. Masquerading and Firewalls
  65. Masquerading Basics
  66. Firewalling Basics
  67. SuSEfirewall2
  69. Configuring VPN Server
  70. Creating the Simplest VPN Example
  71. Setting Up Your VPN Server Using Certificate Authority
  72. configuring the server
  73. KDE- and GNOME Applets For Clients
  75. Managing X.509 Certification
  76. YaST Modules for CA Management
  77. Part IV Confining Privileges with Novell AppArmor
  78. Introducing AppArmor
  79. Getting Started
  80. installing novell apparmor
  81. Choosing the Applications to Profile
  82. Building and Modifying Profiles
  83. Updating Your Profiles
  84. Immunizing Programs
  85. Background Information on AppArmor Profiling
  86. Immunizing cron Jobs
  87. Profile Components and Syntax
  88. Profile Types
  89. include Statements
  90. Capability Entries (POSIX.1e)
  91. Paths and Globbing
  92. File Permission Access Modes
  93. Execute Modes
  94. Resource Limit Control
  95. Auditing Rules
  96. Setting Capabilities per Profile
  97. AppArmor Profile Repositories
  98. Using the External Repository
  99. Building and Managing Profiles with YaST
  100. Adding a Profile Using the Wizard
  101. Manually Adding a Profile
  102. Deleting a Profile
  103. Managing Novell AppArmor and Security Event Status
  104. Building Profiles from the Command Line
  105. Building AppArmor Profiles
  106. Deleting an AppArmor Profile
  107. Two Methods of Profiling
  108. Profiling Your Web Applications Using ChangeHat
  109. Apache ChangeHat
  110. Confining Users with pam_apparmor
  111. Managing Profiled Applications
  112. Configuring Reports
  113. Configuring and Using the AppArmor Desktop Monitor Applet
  114. Updating Novell AppArmor Online
  116. Troubleshooting
  117. Reporting Bugs for AppArmor
  118. AppArmor Glossary
  119. Part V The Linux Audit Framework
  120. Understanding Linux Audit
  121. Introducing the Components of Linux Audit
  122. Configuring the Audit Daemon
  123. Controlling the Audit System Using auditctl
  124. Passing Parameters to the Audit System
  125. Understanding the Audit Logs and Generating Reports
  126. Querying the Audit Daemon Logs with ausearch
  127. Analyzing Processes with autrace
  128. Visualizing Audit Data
  129. Setting Up the Linux Audit Framework
  131. Enabling Audit for System Calls
  132. Setting Up Audit Rules
  133. Configuring Audit Reports
  134. Configuring Log Visualization
  135. Introducing an Audit Rule Set
  136. Adding Watches on Audit Log Files and Configuration Files
  137. Monitoring File System Objects
  138. Monitoring Security Configuration Files and Databases
  139. Monitoring Miscellaneous System Calls
  140. Managing Audit Event Records Using Keys
  141. Useful Resources
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  2. customizing your desktop
  3. instant messaging with pidgin
  4. viewing pdf files
  5. logging out
  6. for more information
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  2. Table Of Contents
  3. about this guide
  4. documentation conventions
  5. Part I Introduction
  6. Getting Started with the GNOME Desktop
  7. session management
  8. switching desktops
  9. Logging Out
  10. Desktop Basics
  11. default desktop icons
  12. bottom panel
  13. Working with Your Desktop
  14. search bar
  15. Managing Folders and Files with Nautilus
  16. file manager navigation shortcuts
  17. archiving folders
  18. using bookmarks
  19. searching for files
  20. Moving Text Between Applications
  21. Exploring the Internet
  22. Opening or Creating Documents with OpenOffice.org
  23. Controlling Your Desktop's Power Management
  24. general preferences
  25. Creating, Displaying, and Decompressing Archives
  26. Taking Screen Shots
  27. Viewing PDF Files
  28. Controlling Sound
  29. Using the Fingerprint Reader
  30. Customizing Your Settings
  31. The Control Center
  32. Hardware
  33. configuring the mouse
  34. installing and configuring printers
  35. Look and Feel
  36. configuring fonts
  37. configuring menus and toolbars
  38. configuring the screen saver
  39. choosing a theme
  40. customizing window behavior
  41. configuring desktop effects
  42. Personal
  43. changing your password
  44. System
  45. configuring network proxies
  46. configuring power management
  47. setting preferred applications
  48. setting session sharing preferences
  49. Preventing Files and Directories from Being Indexed
  50. setting sound preferences
  51. Assistive Technologies
  52. Mobility Impairments
  53. Orca
  54. Part II Internet Connectivity, Files and Resources
  55. Accessing Network Resources
  56. Connecting to Your Network
  57. Accessing Network Shares
  58. Sharing Folders
  59. enabling sharing for a folder
  60. Managing Windows Files
  61. Configuring and Accessing a Windows Network Printer
  62. Searching with Beagle
  63. Search Tips
  64. Performing a Property Search
  65. Setting Search Preferences
  66. Indexing Other Directories
  67. Selecting Data Sources to Index
  68. Managing Printers
  69. installing a local printer
  70. Modifying Printer Settings
  71. creating backups
  72. restoring data
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  2. starting programs
  3. customizing your desktop
  4. using virtual desktops
  5. browsing the internet
  6. managing passwords
  7. instant messaging with kopete
  8. creating a cd or dvd
  9. managing your music collection
  10. legal notice
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  2. required background
  3. General Information and Requirements
  4. memory requirements
  5. ipl options
  6. Installation Types
  7. IPL Options
  8. The IOCDS
  9. Preparing for Installation
  11. Connecting to the SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Installation System
  12. lpar installation
  13. IPLing the SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Installation System
  14. Network Configuration
  15. A.1 Network Connection Types
  16. system configuration
  17. A.3 Using the vt220 Terminal Emulator
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  3. Hardware for x86
  4. Hardware for Itanium
  5. Controlling the Installation
  6. Installation with SSH
  7. Installation over VNC
  8. Boot and Installation Media
  9. Installation Media
  10. Dealing with Boot and Installation Problems
  11. Problems Installing
  12. Redirecting the Boot Source to the Boot CD
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  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. about this guide
  13. documentation updates
  14. Part I Deployment
  15. Planning for SUSE Linux Enterprise
  16. Considerations for Deployment of a SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
  17. Running SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
  18. Deployment Strategies
  19. Deploying up to 100 Workstations
  20. Deploying More than 100 Workstations
  21. Installation with YaST
  22. System Start-Up for Installation
  23. The Boot Screen
  24. Language Selection
  25. License Agreement
  26. System Analysis
  27. required disk space
  28. keyboard layout
  29. performing the installation
  30. installed system
  31. Configuration
  32. root password
  33. online update
  34. user authentication
  35. release notes
  36. Graphical Login
  37. Remote Installation
  38. installation sources
  39. setting up a dhcp server
  40. setting up a tftp server
  41. wake on lan
  42. Booting the Target System for Installation
  43. Monitoring the Installation Process
  44. Automated Installation
  45. Rule-Based Autoinstallation
  46. For More Information
  47. Advanced Disk Setup
  48. creating volume groups
  49. Soft RAID Configuration
  50. raid levels
  51. troubleshooting
  52. System Configuration with YaST
  53. YaST Language
  54. Software
  55. installing packages
  56. disk usage
  57. automatic online update
  58. Hardware
  59. hardware information
  60. System
  61. creating a partition
  62. pci device drivers
  63. power management
  64. Network Devices
  65. Network Services
  66. mail server
  67. AppArmor
  68. Security and Users
  69. group management
  70. certificate management
  71. Miscellaneous
  72. system log
  73. YaST in Text Mode
  74. navigation in modules
  75. restriction of key combinations
  76. Update from the Command Line
  77. scheduling updates
  78. SaX2
  79. testing the configuration
  80. Troubleshooting
  82. Updating SUSE Linux Enterprise
  83. possible problems
  84. Installing Service Packs
  85. Setting Up the Server Holding the Installation Sources
  86. network installation
  87. Part II Administration
  88. OpenWBEM
  89. Setting Up OpenWBEM
  91. Multipath IO
  92. Supported Hardware
  93. System Configuration
  94. Using the Devices
  95. using mdadm
  96. Setting Up an iSCSI Target
  97. Configuring iSCSI Initiator
  98. High Availability under Linux
  99. A Sample Minimum Scenario
  100. The Software Side of High Availability
  101. Clustering
  103. Installing a Heartbeat 2 Cluster Using YaST
  104. Software Requirements
  105. Additional Information
  106. Oracle Cluster File System 2
  107. o2cb cluster service
  108. disk heartbeat
  109. management utilities and commands
  110. ocfs2 packages
  111. Creating an OCFS2 Volume
  112. Mounting an OCFS2 Volume
  114. Access Control Lists in Linux
  115. Advantages of ACLs
  116. Handling ACLs
  117. ACL Support in Applications
  118. Verifying Package Authenticity
  119. RPM and Patches
  120. Delta RPM Packages
  121. RPM Queries
  122. Installing and Compiling Source Packages
  123. Compiling RPM Packages with build
  124. Tools for RPM Archives and the RPM Database
  125. System Monitoring Utilities
  126. Debugging
  127. Files and File Systems
  128. Hardware Information
  129. Networking
  130. The /proc File System
  131. Processes
  132. memory usage
  133. System Information
  134. User Information
  135. Time and Date
  136. Working with the Shell
  137. Getting Started with the Bash Shell
  138. getting help
  139. Users and Access Permissions
  140. Important Linux Commands
  141. file systems
  142. system commands
  143. The vi Editor
  144. operating modes
  145. Part III System
  146. Bit and 64-Bit Applications in a 64-Bit System Environment
  147. Runtime Support
  148. Software Compilation on Biarch Platforms
  149. Kernel Specifications
  150. Booting and Configuring a Linux System
  151. The init Process
  152. configuring system services
  153. Selecting a Boot Loader
  154. Configuring the Boot Loader with YaST
  155. security settings
  156. Creating Boot CDs
  157. The Graphical SUSE Screen
  160. Special Features of SUSE Linux Enterprise
  161. Virtual Consoles
  162. Language and Country-Specific Settings
  163. Virtual Machine Server
  164. System Requirements
  165. Benefits of Virtual Machines
  166. Terminology
  167. Virtual Machine Modes
  168. Creating Virtual Machines
  169. Managing Virtual Machines
  170. Printer Operation
  171. Workflow of the Printing System
  172. Methods and Protocols for Connecting Printers
  173. Installing the Software
  174. automatic configuration
  175. network printers
  176. Configuration for Applications
  178. language support
  179. Dynamic Kernel Device Management with udev
  180. Kernel uevents and udev
  181. Booting and Initial Device Setup
  182. Influencing Kernel Device Event Handling with udev Rules
  183. Persistent Device Naming
  184. The Replaced hotplug Package
  186. File Systems in Linux
  187. Major File Systems in Linux
  188. Large File Support in Linux
  190. Optimizing the X Configuration
  191. Installing and Configuring Fonts
  192. hardware support
  193. Authentication with PAM
  194. configuration file
  195. The PAM Configuration of sshd
  196. Configuration of PAM Modules
  198. Power Management
  199. Power Saving Functions
  200. ACPI
  201. Rest for the Hard Disk
  202. The powersave Package
  203. The YaST Power Management Module
  204. Wireless Communication
  205. configuration with yast
  206. Part IV Services
  207. Basic Networking
  208. IP Addresses and Routing
  209. Name Resolution
  210. Managing Network Connections with NetworkManager
  211. Configuring a Network Connection Manually
  212. configuration files
  213. smpppd as Dial-up Assistant
  214. SLP Services in the Network
  215. Registering Your Own Services
  216. SLP Front-Ends in SUSE Linux Enterprise
  217. Activating SLP
  218. Time Synchronization with NTP
  219. Configuring xntp in the Network
  220. Setting Up a Local Reference Clock
  221. The Domain Name System
  222. Configuration with YaST
  223. Starting the Name Server BIND
  224. The Configuration File /etc/named.conf
  225. Zone Files
  226. Dynamic Update of Zone Data
  227. DNS Security
  229. DHCP Software Packages
  230. The DHCP Server dhcpd
  232. Configuring NIS Servers
  233. Configuring NIS Clients
  234. LDAP versus NIS
  235. Structure of an LDAP Directory Tree
  236. Data Handling in the LDAP Directory
  237. Configuring an LDAP Server with YaST
  238. Configuring an LDAP Client with YaST
  239. basic configuration
  242. Starting and Stopping Samba
  243. starting the server
  244. using ldap
  245. Configuring Clients
  246. Samba as Login Server
  247. Samba Server in the Network with Active Directory
  248. Migrating a Windows NT Server to Samba
  250. Sharing File Systems with NFS
  251. Importing File Systems Manually
  253. File Synchronization
  254. Determining Factors for Selecting a Program
  255. Introduction to Unison
  256. Introduction to CVS
  257. Introduction to Subversion
  258. Introduction to rsync
  259. Introduction to mailsync
  260. The Apache HTTP Server
  261. Configuring Apache
  262. virtual hosts
  263. http server configuration
  264. server modules
  265. Starting and Stopping Apache
  266. Installing, Activating, and Configuring Modules
  267. module installation
  268. Getting CGI Scripts to Work
  269. Setting Up a Secure Web Server with SSL
  270. Avoiding Security Problems
  273. The Proxy Server Squid
  274. Some Facts about Proxy Caches
  276. hard disks
  277. Starting Squid
  278. The Configuration File /etc/squid/squid.conf
  279. Configuring a Transparent Proxy
  280. cachemgr.cgi
  281. squidGuard
  282. Cache Report Generation with Calamaris
  284. Part V Security
  285. Managing X.509 Certification
  286. Masquerading and Firewalls
  287. Masquerading Basics
  288. Firewalling Basics
  289. SuSEfirewall2
  290. configuring manually
  292. SSH: Secure Network Operations
  293. The ssh Program
  294. SSH Authentication Mechanisms
  295. X, Authentication, and Forwarding Mechanisms
  296. Kerberos Terminology
  297. How Kerberos Works
  298. Users' View of Kerberos
  300. Installing and Administering Kerberos
  301. Setting Up the KDC Hardware
  302. Clock Synchronization
  303. Manually Configuring Kerberos Clients
  304. Configuring a Kerberos Client with YaST
  305. Remote Kerberos Administration
  306. Creating Kerberos Host Principals
  307. Configuring SSH for Kerberos Authentication
  308. Using LDAP and Kerberos
  309. access control
  310. Encrypting Partitions and Files
  311. Using vi to Encrypt Single Files
  312. Confining Privileges with AppArmor
  313. Installing Novell AppArmor
  314. choosing the applications to profile
  315. building and modifying profiles
  316. updating your profiles
  317. Security and Confidentiality
  318. file permissions
  319. network security
  320. denial of service
  321. Some General Security Tips and Tricks
  322. Using the Central Security Reporting Address
  323. Part VI Troubleshooting
  324. Help and Documentation
  325. the search function
  326. Man Pages
  327. Info Pages
  328. Wikipedia: The Free Online Encyclopedia
  329. Package Documentation
  330. Usenet
  331. Common Problems and Their Solutions
  332. Installation Problems
  333. Boot Problems
  334. Login Problems
  335. Network Problems
  336. Data Problems
  337. IBM System z: Using initrd as a Rescue System
  338. Index
  339. Table Of Contents
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  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. about this guide
  13. documentation updates
  14. Part I Deployment
  15. Planning for SUSE Linux Enterprise
  16. Considerations for Deployment of a SUSE Linux Enterprise
  17. Running SUSE Linux Enterprise
  18. Deployment Strategies
  19. Deploying up to 100 Workstations
  20. Deploying More than 100 Workstations
  21. Installation with YaST
  22. System Start-Up for Installation
  23. The Boot Screen
  24. Language
  25. IBM System z: Hard Disk Configuration
  26. License Agreement
  27. Time Zone
  28. Installation Summary
  29. Performing the Installation
  30. installed system
  31. Configuration of the Installed System
  32. online update
  33. release notes
  34. completing the installation
  35. Graphical Login
  36. Remote Installation
  37. setting up a dhcp server
  38. setting up a tftp server
  39. wake on lan
  40. Monitoring the Installation Process
  41. Automated Installation
  42. Rule-Based Autoinstallation
  43. For More Information
  44. Deploying Customized Preinstallations
  45. Preparing the Master Machine
  46. Cloning the Master Installation
  47. Personalizing the Installation
  48. Advanced Disk Setup
  49. creating volume groups
  50. Soft RAID Configuration
  51. raid levels
  52. troubleshooting
  53. System Configuration with YaST
  54. YaST Language
  55. Software
  56. installing packages
  57. disk usage
  58. yast online update
  59. Managing Packages from the Command Line with rug
  60. update options
  61. Hardware
  62. hardware information
  63. keyboard layout
  64. System
  65. using the yast partitioner
  66. creating a partition
  67. power management
  68. language selection
  69. Network Devices
  70. Network Services
  71. mail server
  72. AppArmor
  73. adding users
  74. auto login
  75. group management
  76. certificate management
  77. Virtualization
  78. system log
  79. YaST in Text Mode
  80. navigation in modules
  81. restriction of key combinations
  82. Managing YaST from the Command Line
  83. managing users
  84. SaX2
  85. testing the configuration
  86. Troubleshooting
  87. Managing Software with ZENworks
  88. scheduling updates
  89. Managing Packages with the ZEN Tools
  90. installing software
  92. Updating SUSE Linux Enterprise
  93. possible problems
  94. Installing Service Packs
  95. network installation
  96. Part II Administration
  97. OpenWBEM
  98. Setting Up OpenWBEM
  99. cimom configuration
  101. Setting Up an iSCSI Target
  102. Configuring iSCSI Initiator
  103. Oracle Cluster File System 2
  104. o2cb cluster service
  105. disk heartbeat
  106. management utilities and commands
  107. ocfs2 packages
  108. Creating an OCFS2 Volume
  109. Mounting an OCFS2 Volume
  110. Additional Information
  111. Access Control Lists in Linux
  112. Advantages of ACLs
  113. Handling ACLs
  114. ACL Support in Applications
  116. Verifying Package Authenticity
  117. RPM and Patches
  118. Delta RPM Packages
  119. RPM Queries
  120. Installing and Compiling Source Packages
  121. Compiling RPM Packages with build
  122. Tools for RPM Archives and the RPM Database
  123. System Monitoring Utilities
  124. Debugging
  125. Files and File Systems
  126. Hardware Information
  127. Networking
  128. The /proc File System
  129. Processes
  130. memory usage
  131. System Information
  132. User Information
  133. Time and Date
  134. Working with the Shell
  135. Getting Started with the Bash Shell
  136. getting help
  137. Users and Access Permissions
  138. Important Linux Commands
  139. file systems
  140. system commands
  141. The vi Editor
  142. Part III System
  143. Bit and 64-Bit Applications in a 64-Bit System Environment
  144. Runtime Support
  145. Software Development
  146. Kernel Specifications
  147. Booting and Configuring a Linux System
  148. The init Process
  149. configuring system services
  150. Selecting a Boot Loader
  151. Configuring the Boot Loader with YaST
  152. security settings
  153. The Graphical SUSE Screen
  156. Special System Features
  157. Virtual Consoles
  158. Language and Country-Specific Settings
  159. Windows Server 2003 Virtual Machines
  160. System and Software Requirements
  161. Virtualization Infrastructure
  162. Installing Virtualization Software
  163. Starting the Virtualization Host Server
  164. Managing Virtual Machines
  165. Creating Virtual Machines
  167. Printer Operation
  168. The Workflow of the Printing System
  169. Installing the Software
  170. Setting Up a Printer
  171. Network Printers
  172. Graphical Printing Interfaces
  173. Printing from the Command Line
  175. Dynamic Kernel Device Management with udev
  176. Kernel uevents and udev
  177. Booting and Initial Device Setup
  178. Influencing Kernel Device Event Handling with udev Rules
  179. Persistent Device Naming
  180. The Replaced hotplug Package
  182. File Systems in Linux
  183. Major File Systems in Linux
  184. Large File Support in Linux
  186. Manually Configuring the X Window System
  187. Installing and Configuring Fonts
  189. Authentication with PAM
  190. configuration file
  191. The PAM Configuration of sshd
  192. Configuration of PAM Modules
  194. Power Management
  195. Power Saving Functions
  196. ACPI
  197. Rest for the Hard Disk
  198. The powersave Package
  199. The YaST Power Management Module
  200. Wireless Communication
  201. configuration with yast
  202. Part IV Services
  203. Basic Networking
  204. IP Addresses and Routing
  205. Name Resolution
  206. Configuring a Network Connection Manually
  207. configuration files
  208. smpppd as Dial-up Assistant
  209. SLP Services in the Network
  210. Installation over SLP
  211. Providing Services with SLP
  213. Time Synchronization with NTP
  214. Configuring xntp in the Network
  215. The Domain Name System
  216. Configuration with YaST
  217. Starting the Name Server BIND
  218. The Configuration File /etc/named.conf
  219. Zone Files
  220. Dynamic Update of Zone Data
  221. DNS Security
  222. DHCP Software Packages
  223. The DHCP Server dhcpd
  225. Configuring NIS Servers
  226. Configuring NIS Clients
  227. LDAP versus NIS
  228. Structure of an LDAP Directory Tree
  229. Data Handling in the LDAP Directory
  230. Configuring an LDAP Server with YaST
  231. Configuring an LDAP Client with YaST
  232. basic configuration
  233. Browsing the LDAP Directory Tree
  235. Terminology
  236. Starting and Stopping Samba
  237. starting the server
  238. using ldap
  239. Configuring Clients
  240. Samba as Login Server
  241. Samba Server in the Network with Active Directory
  242. Migrating a Windows NT Server to Samba
  244. Sharing File Systems with NFS
  245. Importing File Systems with YaST
  246. Importing File Systems Manually
  247. Exporting File Systems with YaST
  248. Exporting File Systems Manually
  249. NFS with Kerberos
  250. File Synchronization
  251. Determining Factors for Selecting a Program
  252. Introduction to CVS
  253. Introduction to rsync
  254. The Apache HTTP Server
  255. Configuring Apache
  256. Installing, Activating, and Configuring Modules
  257. virtual hosts
  258. http server configuration
  259. server modules
  260. Starting and Stopping Apache
  261. module installation
  262. Setting Up a Secure Web Server with SSL
  263. Getting CGI Scripts to Work
  264. Avoiding Security Problems
  267. The Proxy Server Squid
  268. Some Facts about Proxy Caches
  269. System Requirements
  270. hard disks
  271. Starting Squid
  272. The Configuration File /etc/squid/squid.conf
  273. Configuring a Transparent Proxy
  274. cachemgr.cgi
  275. squidGuard
  276. Cache Report Generation with Calamaris
  278. Part V Security
  279. Managing X.509 Certification
  280. Masquerading and Firewalls
  281. Masquerading Basics
  282. Firewalling Basics
  283. SuSEfirewall2
  284. configuring manually
  286. SSH: Secure Network Operations
  287. The ssh Program
  288. SSH Authentication Mechanisms
  289. X, Authentication, and Forwarding Mechanisms
  290. Kerberos Terminology
  291. How Kerberos Works
  292. Users' View of Kerberos
  294. Installing and Administering Kerberos
  295. Setting Up the KDC Hardware
  296. Clock Synchronization
  297. installing and administering kerberos
  298. Manually Configuring Kerberos Clients
  299. Configuring a Kerberos Client with YaST
  300. Remote Kerberos Administration
  301. Creating Kerberos Host Principals
  302. Enabling PAM Support for Kerberos
  303. Using LDAP and Kerberos
  304. access control
  305. Encrypting Partitions and Files
  306. Using Encrypted Home Directories
  307. Using vi to Encrypt Single Files
  308. Confining Privileges with AppArmor
  309. Installing Novell AppArmor
  310. choosing the applications to profile
  311. building and modifying profiles
  312. updating your profiles
  313. Security and Confidentiality
  314. file permissions
  315. network security
  316. denial of service
  317. Some General Security Tips and Tricks
  318. Using the Central Security Reporting Address
  319. Part VI Troubleshooting
  320. Help and Documentation
  321. the search function
  322. Man Pages
  323. Info Pages
  324. Wikipedia: The Free Online Encyclopedia
  325. Package Documentation
  326. Usenet
  327. Common Problems and Their Solutions
  328. Installation Problems
  329. Boot Problems
  330. Login Problems
  331. Network Problems
  332. Data Problems
  333. Index
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  3. additional documentation
  4. Family
  5. Installation Considerations
  6. Installation Source
  7. Installation Target
  8. Installation Procedure
  9. Installing over the Network
  10. Part II Installation on IBM POWER
  11. Types of Installation
  12. IPL Options
  13. Installation Targets
  14. Connecting to the Installation System
  15. Installing in an Entire System
  16. Installing in an LPAR
  17. Part III Installation on IBM System z
  20. Initiating a Connection to the Installation System
  21. LPAR Installation
  22. z/VM Installation
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  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. About This Guide
  7. Overview of EVMS
  8. Supported File Systems
  9. Location of Device Nodes for EVMS Storage Objects
  10. Using EVMS to Manage Devices
  11. During the Server Install
  12. After the Server Install
  13. Configuring an Existing System Device to Use EVMS
  14. Disable the boot.lvm and boot.md Services
  15. Edit the Boot Loader File
  16. Force the RAM Disk to Recognize the Root Partition
  17. Configuring LVM Devices to Use EVMS
  18. Using the ELILO Loader Files (IA-64)
  19. Using UUIDs to Mount Devices
  20. Finding the UUID for a File System Device
  21. Using UUIDs in the Boot Loader and /etc/fstab File (IA64)
  22. Additional Information
  23. Managing EVMS Devices
  24. Disk Segments
  25. Guidelines
  26. Removing the Segment Manager from a Device
  27. Configuring Mount Options for Devices
  28. What's Next
  29. Managing Multipath I/O for Devices
  30. Benefits of Multipathing
  31. Device Mapper Multipath I/O Module
  32. Using mdadm for Multipathed Devices
  33. Configuring the System for Multipathing
  34. Partitioning Multipathed Devices
  35. Adding multipathd to the Boot Sequence
  36. Adding Support for the Storage Subsystem to /etc/multipath.conf
  37. Tuning the Failover for Specific Host Bus Adapters
  38. Configuring Multipath I/O for an Existing Software RAID
  39. Using Multipathed Devices
  40. Using mdadm
  41. Scanning for New Devices without Rebooting
  42. Managing I/O in Error Situations
  43. Resolving Stalled I/O
  44. Managing Software RAIDs with EVMS
  45. Overview of RAID Levels
  46. Comparison of RAID Performance
  47. Configuration Options for RAIDs
  48. RAID 5 Algorithms for Distributing Stripes and Parity
  49. Multi-Disk Plug-In for EVMS
  50. Expanding a RAID
  51. Adding Segments to a RAID 4 or 5
  52. Adding a Spare Disk When You Create the RAID
  53. Identifying the Failed Drive
  54. Replacing a Failed Device with a Spare
  55. Removing the Failed Disk
  56. Monitoring Status with mdadm
  57. Monitoring a Remirror or Reconstruction
  58. Deleting a Software RAID and Its Data
  59. Managing Software RAIDs 6 and 10 with mdadm
  60. Creating a RAID 6
  61. Creating Nested RAID 10 (1+0) with mdadm
  62. Creating Nested RAID 10 (0+1) with mdadm
  63. Creating a Complex RAID 10 with mdadm
  64. Understanding the mdadm RAID10
  65. Creating a RAID10 with mdadm
  66. Creating a Degraded RAID Array
  67. Resizing Software RAID Arrays with mdadm
  68. Overview of Tasks
  69. Increasing the Size of the RAID Array
  70. Increasing the Size of the File System
  71. Decreasing the Size of a Software RAID
  72. Decreasing the Size of Component Partitions
  73. Decreasing the Size of the RAID Array
  74. Installing and Managing DRBD Services
  75. Configuring the DRBD Service
  76. Testing the DRBD Service
  77. Troubleshooting DRBD
  78. TCP Port 7788
  79. Troubleshooting Storage Issues
  80. Volumes on EVMS Devices Do Not Appear When Using iSCSI
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  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. About This Guide
  6. Overview of EVMS
  7. File Systems Support
  8. Location of Device Nodes for EVMS Storage Objects
  9. Using EVMS to Manage Devices
  10. During the Server Install
  11. After the Server Install
  12. Configuring an Existing System Device to Use EVMS
  13. Disable the boot.lvm and boot.md Services
  14. Edit the /etc/fstab File
  15. Edit the Boot Loader File
  16. Force the RAM Disk to Recognize the Root Partition
  17. Reboot the Server
  18. Using EVMS with iSCSI Volumes
  19. Starting EVMS
  20. Mounting EVMS File System Devices by UUIDs
  21. Using UUIDs to Assemble or Activate File System Devices
  22. Using UUIDs in the Boot Loader and /etc/fstab File (IA64)
  23. Managing Devices
  24. Disk Segments
  25. Guidelines
  26. Removing the Segment Manager from a Device
  27. Configuring Mount Options for Devices
  28. What's Next
  29. Managing Multipath I/O for Devices
  30. Benefits of Multipathing
  31. Device Mapper Multipath I/O Module
  32. Multipath Tools
  33. Partitioning Devices that Have Multiple Paths
  34. Adding multipathd to the Boot Sequence
  35. Configuring Multipath I/O for the Root Device
  36. Configuring Multipathing for an Existing Software RAID
  37. Configuring User-Friendly Names in the /etc/multipath.conf File
  38. Managing I/O in Error Situations
  39. Additional Information
  40. Managing Software RAIDs with EVMS
  41. Overview of RAID Levels
  42. Comparison of RAID Performance
  43. Configuration Options for RAIDs
  44. RAID 5 Algorithms for Distributing Stripes and Parity
  45. Multi-Disk Plug-In for EVMS
  46. Expanding a RAID
  47. Adding Segments to a RAID 4 or 5
  48. Adding a Spare Disk When You Create the RAID
  49. Identifying the Failed Drive
  50. Replacing a Failed Device with a Spare
  51. Removing the Failed Disk
  52. Monitoring Status with mdadm
  53. Monitoring a Remirror or Reconstruction
  54. Deleting a Software RAID and Its Data
  55. Managing Software RAIDs 6 and 10 with mdadm
  56. Creating a RAID 6
  57. Creating Nested RAID 10 (1+0) with mdadm
  58. Creating Nested RAID 10 (0+1) with mdadm
  59. Creating a Complex RAID 10 with mdadm
  60. Understanding the mdadm RAID10
  61. Creating a RAID10 with mdadm
  62. Creating a Degraded RAID Array
  63. Installing and Managing DRBD Services
  64. Configuring the DRBD Service
  65. Troubleshooting EVMS Devices, RAIDs, and Volumes
  66. A.1 February 1, 2007 (Updates)
  67. A.2 December 1, 2006 (Updates)
  68. A.2.4 Managing Software RAIDs
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  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. about this guide
  13. documentation updates
  14. Part I Deployment
  15. Planning for SUSE Linux Enterprise
  16. Considerations for Deployment of a SUSE Linux Enterprise
  17. Running SUSE Linux Enterprise
  18. Deployment Strategies
  19. Deploying up to 100 Workstations
  20. Deploying More than 100 Workstations
  21. Installation with YaST
  22. System Start-Up for Installation
  23. The Installation Workflow
  24. Media Check
  25. Installation Mode
  26. Clock and Time Zone
  27. keyboard layout
  28. Performing the Installation
  29. installed system
  30. Configuration of the Installed System
  31. network configuration
  32. novell customer center
  33. online update
  34. network services
  35. release notes
  36. Graphical Login
  37. Remote Installation
  38. installation sources
  39. setting up a dhcp server
  40. setting up a tftp server
  41. wake on lan
  42. Monitoring the Installation Process
  43. Automated Installation
  44. Rule-Based Autoinstallation
  45. For More Information
  46. Deploying Customized Preinstallations
  47. Preparing the Master Machine
  48. Cloning the Master Installation
  49. Personalizing the Installation
  50. Advanced Disk Setup
  51. creating volume groups
  52. Soft RAID Configuration
  53. raid levels
  54. troubleshooting
  55. System Configuration with YaST
  56. YaST Language
  57. Software
  58. installing packages
  59. installation summary
  60. disk usage
  61. yast online update
  62. definition of terms
  63. automatic online update
  64. updating the system
  65. Hardware
  66. hardware information
  67. System
  68. using the yast partitioner
  69. creating a partition
  70. pci device drivers
  71. power management
  72. language selection
  73. Network Devices
  74. Network Services
  75. mail server
  76. AppArmor
  77. adding users
  78. auto login
  79. group management
  80. certificate management
  81. Virtualization
  82. Miscellaneous
  83. system log
  84. YaST in Text Mode
  85. navigation in modules
  86. restriction of key combinations
  87. command line
  88. managing users
  89. SaX2
  90. testing the configuration
  91. Troubleshooting
  92. Managing Software with ZENworks
  93. update from the command line
  94. scheduling updates
  95. Managing Packages with the ZEN Tools
  96. installing software
  98. Updating SUSE Linux Enterprise
  99. possible problems
  100. Installing Service Packs
  101. network installation
  102. Part II Administration
  103. OpenWBEM
  104. Setting Up OpenWBEM
  105. cimom configuration
  107. Setting Up an iSCSI Target
  108. Configuring iSCSI Initiator
  109. iSNS for Linux Overview
  110. iSNS for Linux Installation and Setup
  112. Oracle Cluster File System 2
  113. O2CB Cluster Service
  114. In-Memory File Systems
  115. Management Utilities and Commands
  116. OCFS2 Packages
  117. Mounting an OCFS2 Volume
  118. Additional Information
  119. Access Control Lists in Linux
  120. Advantages of ACLs
  121. Handling ACLs
  122. ACL Support in Applications
  123. Verifying Package Authenticity
  124. RPM and Patches
  125. Delta RPM Packages
  126. RPM Queries
  127. Installing and Compiling Source Packages
  128. Compiling RPM Packages with build
  129. Tools for RPM Archives and the RPM Database
  130. System Monitoring Utilities
  131. Debugging
  132. Files and File Systems
  133. Hardware Information
  134. Networking
  135. The /proc File System
  136. Processes
  137. memory usage
  138. System Information
  139. User Information
  140. Working with the Shell
  141. Getting Started with the Bash Shell
  142. getting help
  143. Users and Access Permissions
  144. Important Linux Commands
  145. file systems
  146. system commands
  147. The vi Editor
  148. Part III System
  149. Bit and 64-Bit Applications in a 64-Bit System Environment
  150. Runtime Support
  151. Software Development
  152. Kernel Specifications
  153. Booting and Configuring a Linux System
  154. The init Process
  155. configuring system services
  156. Selecting a Boot Loader
  157. Configuring the Boot Loader with YaST
  158. security settings
  159. Creating Boot CDs
  160. The Graphical SUSE Screen
  163. Special System Features
  164. Virtual Consoles
  165. Language and Country-Specific Settings
  166. Printer Operation
  167. The Workflow of the Printing System
  168. Installing the Software
  169. Setting Up a Printer
  170. Network Printers
  171. Graphical Printing Interfaces
  172. Special Features in SUSE Linux Enterprise
  174. Dynamic Kernel Device Management with udev
  175. Kernel uevents and udev
  176. Booting and Initial Device Setup
  177. Influencing Kernel Device Event Handling with udev Rules
  178. Persistent Device Naming
  179. The Replaced hotplug Package
  181. File Systems in Linux
  182. Major File Systems in Linux
  183. Large File Support in Linux
  185. Manually Configuring the X Window System
  186. Installing and Configuring Fonts
  188. Authentication with PAM
  189. configuration file
  190. The PAM Configuration of sshd
  191. Configuration of PAM Modules
  193. Power Management
  194. Power Saving Functions
  195. ACPI
  196. Rest for the Hard Disk
  197. The powersave Package
  198. The YaST Power Management Module
  199. Wireless Communication
  200. configuration with yast
  201. Part IV Services
  202. Basic Networking
  203. IP Addresses and Routing
  204. Name Resolution
  205. Managing Network Connections with NetworkManager
  206. Configuring a Network Connection Manually
  207. configuration files
  208. smpppd as Dial-up Assistant
  209. SLP Services in the Network
  210. Installation over SLP
  211. Providing Services with SLP
  213. Time Synchronization with NTP
  214. Configuring xntp in the Network
  215. The Domain Name System
  216. Configuration with YaST
  217. Starting the Name Server BIND
  218. The Configuration File /etc/named.conf
  219. Zone Files
  220. Dynamic Update of Zone Data
  221. DNS Security
  222. DHCP Software Packages
  223. The DHCP Server dhcpd
  225. Configuring NIS Servers
  226. Configuring NIS Clients
  227. LDAP versus NIS
  228. Structure of an LDAP Directory Tree
  229. Server Configuration with slapd.conf
  230. Data Handling in the LDAP Directory
  231. Configuring an LDAP Server with YaST
  232. Configuring an LDAP Client with YaST
  233. basic configuration
  234. Configuring LDAP Users and Groups in YaST
  235. Browsing the LDAP Directory Tree
  237. Terminology
  238. Starting and Stopping Samba
  239. starting the server
  240. using ldap
  241. Configuring Clients
  242. Samba as Login Server
  243. Samba Server in the Network with Active Directory
  244. Migrating a Windows NT Server to Samba
  246. Sharing File Systems with NFS
  247. Importing File Systems with YaST
  248. Importing File Systems Manually
  249. Exporting File Systems with YaST
  250. Exporting File Systems Manually
  251. NFS with Kerberos
  252. File Synchronization
  253. Determining Factors for Selecting a Program
  254. Introduction to CVS
  255. Introduction to rsync
  256. The Apache HTTP Server
  257. Configuring Apache
  258. virtual hosts
  259. http server configuration
  260. server modules
  261. Starting and Stopping Apache
  262. Installing, Activating, and Configuring Modules
  263. module installation
  264. Getting CGI Scripts to Work
  265. Setting Up a Secure Web Server with SSL
  266. Avoiding Security Problems
  269. The Proxy Server Squid
  270. Some Facts about Proxy Caches
  271. System Requirements
  272. hard disks
  273. Starting Squid
  274. The Configuration File /etc/squid/squid.conf
  275. Configuring a Transparent Proxy
  276. cachemgr.cgi
  277. squidGuard
  278. Cache Report Generation with Calamaris
  280. Part V Security
  281. Managing X.509 Certification
  282. Masquerading and Firewalls
  283. Masquerading Basics
  284. Firewalling Basics
  285. configuring manually
  287. SSH: Secure Network Operations
  288. The ssh Program
  289. SSH Authentication Mechanisms
  290. X, Authentication, and Forwarding Mechanisms
  291. Kerberos Terminology
  292. How Kerberos Works
  293. Users' View of Kerberos
  295. Installing and Administering Kerberos
  296. Setting Up the KDC Hardware
  297. Clock Synchronization
  298. installing and administering kerberos
  299. Manually Configuring Kerberos Clients
  300. Configuring a Kerberos Client with YaST
  301. Remote Kerberos Administration
  302. Creating Kerberos Host Principals
  303. Enabling PAM Support for Kerberos
  304. Using LDAP and Kerberos
  305. access control
  306. Encrypting Partitions and Files
  307. Using vi to Encrypt Single ASCII Text Files
  308. Using Encrypted Home Directories
  309. Confining Privileges with AppArmor
  310. Installing Novell AppArmor
  311. choosing the applications to profile
  312. building and modifying profiles
  313. updating your profiles
  314. Security and Confidentiality
  315. file permissions
  316. network security
  317. denial of service
  318. Some General Security Tips and Tricks
  319. Using the Central Security Reporting Address
  320. Part VI Troubleshooting
  321. Help and Documentation
  322. the search function
  323. Man Pages
  324. Info Pages
  325. Wikipedia: The Free Online Encyclopedia
  326. Package Documentation
  327. Usenet
  328. Common Problems and Their Solutions
  329. Installation Problems
  330. Boot Problems
  331. Login Problems
  332. Network Problems
  333. Data Problems
  334. rescue system
  335. Index
  336. Table Of Contents
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  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. about this guide
  6. Planning for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
  7. suse linux enterprise server
  8. Deployment of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
  9. Running SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
  10. Part I Architecture Specific Installation Considerations
  11. Installation on x86, AMD64, Intel 64, and Itanium
  12. hardware for itanium
  13. Installation Considerations
  14. boot methods
  15. installation target
  16. Boot and Installation Media
  17. Installation Procedure
  18. Controlling the Installation
  19. installation using a serial console
  20. installation over vnc
  21. problems installing
  22. Installation on IBM POWER
  23. software requirements
  24. Preparation
  25. starting the installation
  26. additional steps
  27. Installation on IBM System z
  28. memory requirements
  29. network connection
  30. installation types
  31. ipl options
  32. the iocds
  33. Preparing for Installation
  34. lpar installation
  35. network configuration
  36. Network Connection Types
  37. system configuration
  38. general parameters
  39. configuring the network interface
  40. Using the vt220 Terminal Emulator
  41. Part II Manual Deployment
  42. Deployment Strategies
  43. Deploying up to 100 Workstations
  44. Deploying More than 100 Workstations
  45. Installation with YaST
  46. The Installation Workflow
  47. network installation
  48. System Start-Up for Installation
  49. Welcome
  50. IBM System z: Hard Disk Configuration
  51. Installation Mode
  52. Clock and Time Zone
  53. Server Base Scenario
  54. Performing the Installation
  55. installed system
  56. Configuration of the Installed System
  57. online update
  58. release notes
  59. Graphical Login
  60. Updating SUSE Linux Enterprise
  61. possible problems
  62. Installing Service Packs
  63. Setting Up Hardware Components with YaST
  64. Setting Up Keyboard and Mouse
  65. Setting Up Sound Cards
  66. Setting Up a Printer
  67. Installing or Removing Software
  68. Using the Qt Interface
  69. Managing Software Repositories and Services
  70. Keeping the System Up-to-date
  71. installing patches
  72. Installing Add-On Products
  73. Accessing the Internet
  74. Internet Connection Via Network
  75. Managing Users with YaST
  76. Managing User Accounts
  77. Additional Options for User Accounts
  78. managing quotas
  79. Changing Default Settings for Local Users
  80. Assigning Users to Groups
  81. authentication method
  82. Changing Language and Country Settings with YaST
  83. Changing the Country and Time Settings
  84. Remote Installation
  85. setting up a dhcp server
  86. setting up a tftp server
  87. wake on lan
  88. Monitoring the Installation Process
  89. Advanced Disk Setup
  90. creating a partition
  91. LVM Configuration
  92. creating volume groups
  93. Soft RAID Configuration
  94. troubleshooting
  95. for more information
  96. Subscription Management
  97. Configuring Clients Using AutoYaST Profile
  98. Configuring Clients Using the clientSetup4SMT.sh Script
  99. Part III Imaging and Creating Products
  100. Prerequisites for KIWI
  101. Knowing KIWI's Build Process
  102. Creating Appliances with KIWI
  103. For More Information
  104. Creating Add-On Products With Add-on Creator
  105. Add-On Structure
  107. Creating Images with YaST Product Creator
  109. Deploying Customized Preinstallations
  110. Preparing the Master Machine
  111. Cloning the Master Installation
  112. Part IV Automated Installations
  113. Automated Installation
  114. Rule-Based Autoinstallation
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  1. legal notices
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. About This Guide
  8. Overview of File Systems in Linux
  9. Ext2
  10. Ext3
  11. Oracle Cluster File System 2
  12. Other Supported File Systems
  13. Large File Support in Linux
  14. What's New
  15. OCFS2 File System Is in the High Availability Release
  16. User-Friendly Names for Multipathed Devices
  17. Planning a Storage Solution
  18. Open Source Backup
  19. LVM Configuration
  20. Creating LVM Partitions
  21. Configuring Physical Volumes
  22. Configuring Logical Volumes
  23. Direct LVM Management
  24. Resizing File Systems
  25. Decreasing the Size of a File System
  26. Increasing the Size of a Reiser File System
  27. Decreasing the Size of a Reiser File System
  28. Using UUIDs to Mount Devices
  29. Using UUIDs to Assemble or Activate File System Devices
  30. Using UUIDs in the Boot Loader and /etc/fstab File (IA64)
  31. Additional Information
  32. Managing Multipath I/O for Devices
  33. Planning for Multipathing
  34. Using Multipathed Devices
  35. Using LVM2 on Multipath Devices
  36. Partitioning Multipath Devices
  37. Multipath Management Tools
  38. Multipath I/O Management Tools
  39. Using mdadm for Multipathed Devices
  40. The Linux multipath(8) Command
  41. Configuring the System for Multipathing
  42. Partitioning Multipathed Devices
  43. Adding multipathd to the Boot Sequence
  44. Enabling and Starting Multipath I/O Services
  45. Configuring Path Failover Policies and Priorities
  46. Using a Script to Set Path Priorities
  47. Reporting Target Path Groups
  48. Configuring Multipath I/O for an Existing Software RAID
  49. Scanning for New Devices without Rebooting
  50. Scanning for New Partitioned Devices without Rebooting
  51. Viewing Multipath I/O Status
  52. Managing I/O in Error Situations
  53. Resolving Stalled I/O
  54. What's Next
  55. Software RAID Configuration
  56. RAID 1
  57. Troubleshooting
  58. Configuring Software RAID for the Root Partition
  59. Enabling Multipath I/O Support at Install Time
  60. Managing Software RAIDs 6 and 10 with mdadm
  61. Creating a RAID 6
  62. Creating Nested RAID 10 (1+0) with mdadm
  63. Creating Nested RAID 10 (0+1) with mdadm
  64. Creating a Complex RAID 10 with mdadm
  65. Creating a RAID 10 with mdadm
  66. Resizing Software RAID Arrays with mdadm
  67. Overview of Tasks
  68. Increasing the Size of the RAID Array
  69. Increasing the Size of the File System
  70. Decreasing the Size of a Software RAID
  71. Decreasing the Size of Component Partitions
  72. Decreasing the Size of the RAID Array
  73. iSNS for Linux
  74. Installing iSNS Server for Linux
  75. Configuring iSNS Discovery Domains
  76. Creating iSNS Discovery Domain Sets
  77. Adding iSCSI Nodes to a Discovery Domain
  78. Adding Discovery Domains to a Discovery Domain Set
  79. Starting iSNS
  80. Mass Storage over IP Networks: iSCSI
  81. Installing iSCSI
  82. Setting Up an iSCSI Target
  83. Creating iSCSI Targets with YaST
  84. Configuring an iSCSI Target Manually
  85. Configuring Online Targets with ietadm
  86. Configuring iSCSI Initiator
  87. Using YaST for the iSCSI Initiator Configuration
  88. Setting Up the iSCSI Initiator Manually
  89. For More Information
  90. Volume Snapshots
  91. Creating Linux Snapshots with LVM
  92. Troubleshooting Storage Issues
  93. A.1 February 23, 2010
  94. A.2 January 20, 2010
  95. A.3.2 Resizing File Systems
  96. A.4.3 What's New
  97. A.6.2 Managing Software RAIDs 6 and 10 with mdadm
  98. A.7.1 Managing Multipath I/O
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