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(BQ) This book is written for the administrator responsible for the planning, installation, and support of Linux servers. It was not written for the Windows user migrating to Linux with no Linux experience. There are a number of books available for the Linux beginner. This book is for the administrator who understands operating systems and hardware and has some understanding of Linux or Unix. | Linux System Administration Table of Contents Linux System Administration Second Edition.1 Foreword.3 Acknowledgments.3 Introduction.4 The Benefits of Linux.4 Who Should Buy This Book.5 About the Second Edition.5 How This Book Is Organized.6 Chapter 1 The Basics of System Administration.6 Chapter 2 Installing Linux.6 Chapter 3 Startup and Shutdown.6 Chapter 4 Tools of the Trade.7 Chapter 5 Creating and Maintaining User Accounts.7 Chapter 6 Filesystems and Disk Management.7 Chapter 7 Linux Files and Processes.7 Chapter 8 Software Administration.7 Chapter 9 Backup and Restore.7 Chapter 10 Printers and the Spooling Subsystem.7 Chapter 11 Serial Communications Terminals and Modems.7 Chapter 12 TCP IP Linux Networking.8 Chapter 13 The X Window System.8 Chapter 14 Setting Up Your Mail Server.8 Chapter 15 Security.8 Chapter 16 Performance Tuning.8 Chapter 17 Making Your Job Easier with Scripts.8 Chapter 18 Troubleshooting Your Linux System.8 Conventions Used in This Book.9 Help Us Help You.10 Part I The Basics.11 Chapter List.11 Featuring.11 Chapter 1 The Basics of System Administration.12 Overview.12 Your Role as a System Administrator.12 Tasks of a System Administrator.13 Configuring Hardware.13 Installing the Operating System.14 Installing Application Software.14 System Security.14 Configuring the Kernel.14 Creating Users and Groups.15 Software Updates.15 Performance Tuning.15 Disaster Recovery.15 Capacity Planning.16 Network Administration.16 i Table of Contents Chapter 1 The Basics of System Administration When You Have a Minute. . .16 Tools of the Linux Administrator.16 Commands.17 System Logbook.18 Communicating with Users.20 Working on the System as Root.21 Becoming the Root User.21 In Sum. .23 Chapter 2 Installing Linux.24 Overview.24 Benchmarks.24 Selecting Hardware.25 Minimal Acceptable Hardware.25 CPU Performance.25 Random Access Memory.26 Selecting Hardware by Intended Usage.27 Specialized Hardware Performance Solutions.28 Types of Hardware to Avoid.33 .
