Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Administration Unleashed

shares 589/etc/mail directory, 370-371IMAP, 374-375logging connections, 376-377POP, 374-375SSL encryption, 372-373starting/stopping server, 373/var/spool/mail, 372mailstats command, 376-377service sendmail reload command, 373service sendmail restart command, 373service sendmail status command, 373sendmail.mc files, 370Server Configuration graphical tool (NFS)Add dialog, 296adding new shares, 296Basic tab, 297General Options tab, 297-298User Access tab, 298Server Settings dialog (Samba ServerConfiguration graphical tool)Access tab, 309Basic tab, 306, 309Security tab, 307-308server statements, named.conf files (BIND),343, 347server utilities, AMANDA, 231ServerAdmin directive (main serverdirectives), 332ServerName directive (main serverdirectives), 332ServerRoot directive (global configurationdirectives), 330service filters, creating in Logwatch, 421service ID, etc/xinetd.conf, 381-382service sendmail reload command, 373service sendmail restart command, 373service sendmail status command, 373services command (kickstart), 43sestatus command, SELinux mode selectionverification, 465Set explicit Filesystem ID option (NFS ServerConfiguration graphical tool, General Optionstab), 298set match extension (IPTables), 491SET target extension (IPTables), 498setfacl -x command, removingACL, 189Setup Agent, 57date/time, 60-61enabling, 58-60licence agreements, 58modifying, 58RHNconnections, 61-63registration, 79system profiles, 63SELinux modes, 58-60software updates, 61sound cards, 64user creation, 63Xen kernel, 60sftp commandFTP server connections, 361secure file transfers, 360shadow passwords, 215, 289Share Name option (Samba ServerConfiguration graphical tool, Basic tab), 309sharesNFSadding via NFS Server Configurationgraphical tool, 296-298connecting to, 301-304deleting from, 299editing in, 299How can we make this index more useful? Email us at indexes@samspublishing.com