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CONTENTS vii Looking Under the Hood 152 Recommended Reading 157 7 Configuring and Using NFS 159 Introducing Network File System (NFS) 160 Preparing to Use NFS 163 Setting Up Exports 168 Mounting Remote Directories 170 Sharing Printers 175 Looking Under the Hood 179 References and Further Reading 181 8 Configuring and Using Samba 183 Introducing Server Message Blocks (SMB) 184 Introducing Samba 190 Planning Your Samba Strategy 191 Obtaining and Installing Samba 191 Creating Linux Accounts for Windows Users 193 Deciding Whether to Use Encrypted Passwords 194 Setting Up Name Resolution Services 195 Configuring Windows Clients 197 Configuring Samba: An Overview 202 Sharing Windows Resources 209 Mounting Shares Automatically 210 References and Further Reading 213 9 Configuring and Using AppleTalk 215 Introducing AppleTalk 217 Introducing Netatalk 218 System Configuration Essentials 219 Obtaining Netatalk+asun 220 Configuring Netatalk 220 Launching the Server 221 Connecting to the Server with the Chooser 222 References and Further Reading 223
viii CONTENTS Part III Connecting Your LAN to the Internet 225 10 Sharing an Internet Connection 227 Obtaining and Installing the Software Your Need 228 Configuring Dialup-on-Demand (diald) 229 Testing the Connection 235 Setting Up the Rest of Your Network 240 Setting Up IP Masquerading 242 Sharing Windows and Macintosh Modems 248 References and Further Reading 250 11 Sharing High-Speed Connections 251 Finding the Speed You Need 252 Examining High-Speed Connection Options 257 Configuring High-Speed Connections 270 Improving Your Network’s Performance 275 References and Further Reading 280 Part IV Creating an Intranet 283 12 Running and Intranet Web Server 285 Introducing Apache 286 Setting Up Web Pages 294 Examining Apache Options 295 References and Further Reading 300 13 Creating an Intranet FTP Server 301 Introducing Wu-ftpd 302 Configuring Wu-ftpd 303 Using FTP Clients 307 Looking Under the Hood 308 References and Further Reading 310 Part V Managing Your Network 311 14 Archiving Your Data Automatically 313 Creating Your Backup Server 313 Backing Up with Tar and Cron: An Overview 314 Archiving Data with Tar 315 Creating a Backup Routine 318
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