This tutorial provides a best reference for network administration in a Linux environment ,a complet training document under 505 pages for free download.
Linux Programmers Guide for Beginners and experienced users.
Table of contents
- The history of Linux
- Introduction to Networks
- Introduction to TCP/IP
- Configuration a serial ports
- Ethernets
- The Internet Protocol
- Setting up an Ethernet card
- The Transmission Control Protocol
- Establish SLIP connections
- The User Datagram Protocol
- The Socket Library
- Linux Networking
- Issues of TCP/IP Networking
- Networking Interfaces
- IP implementation and route
- IP Addresses
- IP Addresses class A,B,C
- Address Resolution
- IP Routing
- Building routing tables
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| Created: | 2015-11-24 |
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