Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Administration Unleashed

LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) 575memory management, NUMA, 430-432modulesinstalling, proprietary modules, 525-526listing, 157, 163-164loading, 163troubleshooting, recognizing tainted kernels,528/proc directorymonitoring via, 423-424value changes via, 425virtual memory, 426-430profilingNMI Watchdog, 445-447SystemTap, 447-448RPM kernels, installing, 130-131SMP IRQ affinity, 443-444system requests, 432-433Kexec, kernelsreserving memory for secondary kernels,435warm reboots, 434-435key command (kickstart), 32key statements, named.conf files (BIND),342, 347keyboard command (kickstart), 33-34keyboard shortcuts, customizing, 101keys statements, named.conf files (BIND), 345kickstart, Linux installations, 10, 30%include command, 45basic setup commands, 33-36CD-ROM, 49command section, 31-45device command, 41directives, 31driverdisk command, 42firewall command, 42firstboot command, 42floppy disks, 50hard drives, 50HTTP server, 50installation commands, 31-32kickstart file accessibility, 47-49kickstart file creation, 31-47logging command, 45NFS server, 50NFS server defined by DHCP, 51package section, 46partitioning commands, 36-41post-installation section, 47preinstallation section, 46reboot command, 43repo command, 43selinux command, 43services command, 43skipx command, 43starting, 17user command, 43-44vnc command, 44xconfig command, 44-45zerombr command, 45Kudzu, detecting hardware, 157-159Llabeling partitions, 170LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)allowing connections, 266customizing logging, 277server configurationadding LDAP entries, 268-272customizing indexing, 274deleting LDAP entries, 274DN (Distinguished Names), 268modifying LDAP entries, 272How can we make this index more useful? Email us at indexes@samspublishing.com