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2.7.2 Other Available Services<br />

Many other network modules are available in YaST Network Services.<br />

DHCP Server<br />

Use this to set up a custom DHCP server in only a few steps. Chapter DHCP<br />

(↑Reference) provides basic knowledge about the subject and a step-by-step description<br />

<strong>of</strong> the configuration process.<br />

DNS Server<br />

Configuring a DNS server that is responsible for name resolution is recommended<br />

for larger networks. You can use DNS Server for this as described in Section “Configuration<br />

with YaST” (Chapter 20, The Domain Name System, ↑Reference).<br />

Chapter The Domain Name System (↑Reference) provides background information<br />

about DNS.<br />

DNS and Hostname<br />

Use this module to configure the hostname and DNS if these settings were not already<br />

made while configuring the network devices. Also use it to change the hostname<br />

and domain name. If the provider has been configured correctly for DSL,<br />

modem, or ISDN access, the list <strong>of</strong> name servers contains the entries that were extracted<br />

automatically from the provider data. If you are located in a local network,<br />

you might receive your hostname via DHCP, in which case you should not modify<br />

the name.<br />

HTTP Server<br />

To run your own Web server, configure Apache in HTTP Server. Find more information<br />

in Chapter The Apache HTTP Server (↑Reference).<br />

Hostnames<br />

When booting and in small networks, you can use Hostnames for hostname resolution<br />

instead <strong>of</strong> DNS. The entries in this module reflect the data <strong>of</strong> the file /etc/<br />

hosts. For more information, read Section “ /etc/hosts ” (Chapter 18, Basic<br />

Networking, ↑Reference).<br />

Kerberos Client<br />

If you have a Kerberos server in your network for network authentication, use<br />

Kerberos Client.<br />

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