Titlebook: Beginning the Linux Command Line; Sander Vugt Book 2009 Sander van Vugt 2009 Administration.Administrator.Bash.Kernel.Linux.Shell Scriptin

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Astrophysics and Space Science Libraryarn how to give your computer an IP address and related information. You’ll also learn about some useful tools that will help you in analyzing and troubleshooting a failing network connection. The last part of this chapter is about Secure Shell (SSH), which helps you make secured connections to other computers.

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Example 1: Medical Image FusionAvery common task that people use Linux for is to configure it as a file server. With regard to this task, Linux is very versatile; it offers support for all common protocols. In this chapter, you’ll learn how to configure Linux as a file server using either Samba or NFS.

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Starting Linux Command-Line Administration,To unleash the full power of Linux, as a Linux administrator you will spend most of your time typing commands on the Linux command line, the so-called shell prompt. For someone who is new to the command line, the things that advanced users do there may look like magic. In this chapter, you’ll learn about the following topics:

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Performing Essential Command-Line Tasks,At this point, you know the basic to get around. One very important topic that you’ve learned in Chapter 1 is how to get help. Now it’s time to expand your command-line skills by exploring some essential Linux commands. In this chapter, you’ll learn about the following topics:

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Sander VugtA very broad customer base – this is a book for every Linux user!.Written by established Apress Linux author, Sander van Vugt.Task-oriented approach designed to allow readers to find the command they

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