2002.02_Books-Sair Certification Level Ii and Linux Networking.pdf

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COMMUNITY
GNU CERTIFICATION
Level II: Core concepts and practices
designed to get you through the Sair/GNU
Linux certification program. This volume covers
the core concepts and practices part of the
exam, which is compulsory. The other volumes
deal with the three elective subjects, Apache
and Web servers (which we reviewed in Issue
15), Samba and resource sharing, and
Sendmail and mail systems.
The first part of the book contains a
detailed explanation of the core concepts,
covering installation and configuration, system
administration, networking and security. Part
two consists of labs and exercises. Each of the
twelve labs covers a different part of the core
concepts, starting with a step-by-step guide to
downloading and installing Debian; continuing
with partitioning and configuration; and
ending up with various exercises on security.
The final part of the book has practice
questions (multiple choice) with the answers
and a detailed glossary. This is intended as an
examination tutorial and revision guide and
so assumes basic knowledge from the reader,
although less common vocabulary is
explained in the glossary. The explanations
are clear and include some interesting
historical notes (such as the development of
the CPU) so that the examinee gains a good
background knowledge as well as the facts
necessary to do the job. URLs are given so
that any programs needed can be
downloaded. The book is written by the
team behind the certification program and
should have all you need to pass the core
concepts part of the exam.
Author Sair Development Team
Publisher Wiley Computer Publishing
Price
£29.95
ISBN
0-471-40538-8
LINUX NETWORKING
S plit into five sections, this book
requirements. The next two sections
show you how to put the network to
use – explaining how resources like
printers and Internet connections can
be shared over the network. The final
part deals with troubleshooting’ and
security, covering both IP tables and IP
chains. With 392 pages, 7 of which
make a useful reference index, this
book has a flowing style and covers
everything you need to know in order
to create a Linux network.
takes a step-by-step approach to
understanding and creating a TCP/IP-
based Linux-driven local area network.
Part one, “Connecting to the
Internet”, takes you through the
issues of buying a modem that will
work, to setting up and configuring a
dial-up connection with both graphical
tools like KPPP and less graphically
with VWDial. There is then a guide to
using some of the Internet
applications, Web browsers and email
readers.
The second part, “Building Your
Local Area Network”, covers the
essential concepts of networking,
detailing the software and hardware
Author Bryan Pfaffennerger
Publisher Morgan Kaufmann
Price
£29.95
ISBN
0-12-533171-1
Issue 17 • 2002
LINUX MAGAZINE
65
SAIR LINUX AND
T his is the next in the series of study guides
CLEARLY EXPLAINED
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