[Fsf Education] Networking Course
Rajkumar S.
fsf-edu@gnu.org.in
Wed, 15 Aug 2001 01:35:15 +0530 (IST)
Hi,
How about the following for a Networking course. This is from the NAG
2nd ed. Please send in your comments. We have Free course material
avalilable for this in the form of NAG. We can write if any thing more
is required.
raj
Linux Network Administrators Guide
1. Introduction to Networking
1.1. History
1.2. TCP/IP Networks
1.4. Linux Networking
1.5. Maintaining Your System
2. Issues of TCP/IP Networking
2.1. Networking Interfaces
2.2. IP Addresses
2.3. Address Resolution
2.4. IP Routing
2.5. The Internet Control Message Protocol
2.6. Resolving Host Names
3. Configuringthe NetworkingHardware
3.1. Kernel Configuration
3.2. A Tour of Linux Network Devices
3.3. Ethernet Installation
3.4. The PLIP Driver
3.5. The PPP and SLIP Drivers
3.6. Other Network Types
4. Configuring the Serial Hardware
4.1. Communications Software for Modem Links
4.2. Introduction to Serial Devices
4.3. Accessing Serial Devices
4.4. Serial Hardware
4.5. Using the Configuration Utilities
4.6. Serial Devices and the login: Prompt
5. Configuring TCP/IP Networking
5.1. Mounting the /proc Filesystem
5.2. Installing the Binaries
5.3. Setting the Hostname
5.4. Assigning IP Addresses
5.5. Creating Subnets
5.6. Writing hosts and networks Files
5.7. Interface Configuration for IP
5.8. All About ifconfig
5.9. The netstat Command
5.10. Checking the ARP Tables
6. Name Service and Resolver Configuration
6.1. The Resolver Library
6.2. How DNS Works
6.3. Running named
8. The Point-to-Point Protocol
8.1. PPP on Linux
8.2. Running pppd
8.3. Using Options Files
8.4. Using chat to Automate Dialing
8.5. IP Configuration Options
8.6. Link Control Options
8.7. General Security Considerations
8.8. Authentication with PPP
8.9. Debugging Your PPP Setup
8.10. More Advanced PPP Configurations
9. TCP/IP Firewall
9.1. Methods of Attack
9.2. What Is a Firewall?
9.3. What Is IP Filtering?
9.4. Setting Up Linux for Firewalling
9.5. Three Ways We Can Do Filtering
9.6. Original IP Firewall (2.0 Kernels)
9.7. IP Firewall Chains (2.2 Kernels)
9.8. Netfilter and IP Tables (2.4 Kernels)
9.9. TOS Bit Manipulation
9.10. Testing a Firewall Configuration
9.11. A Sample Firewall Configuration
10. IP Accounting
10.1. Configuring the Kernel for IP Accounting
10.2. Configuring IP Accounting
10.3. Using IP Accounting Results
10.4. Resetting the Counters
10.5. Flushing the Ruleset
10.6. Passive Collection of Accounting Data
11. IP Masquerade and Network Address Translation
11.1. Side Effects and Fringe Benefits
11.2. Configuring the Kernel for IP Masquerade
11.3. Configuring IP Masquerade
11.4. Handling Name Server Lookups
11.5. More About Network Address Translation
12. ImportantNetwork Features
12.1. The xinetd Super Server <--- inetd - xinetd
12.2. The tcpd Access Control Facility
12.3. The Services and Protocols Files
12.4. Remote Procedure Call
12.5. Configuring Remote Loginand Execution
13. The Network Information System <--- How about LDAP
13.1. Getting Acquainted with NIS
13.2. NIS Versus NIS+
13.3. The Client Side of NIS
13.4. Running an NIS Server
13.5. NIS Server Security
13.6. Setting Up an NIS Client with GNU libc
13.7. Choosing the Right Maps
13.8. Using the passwd and group Maps
13.9. Using NIS with Shadow Support
14. The Network File System <---- SMB file system?
14.1. Preparing NFS
14.2. Mounting an NFS Volume
14.3. The NFS Daemons
14.4. The exports File
14.5. Kernel-Based NFSv2 Server Support
14.6. Kernel-Based NFSv3 Server Support
17. Electronic Mail
17.1. What Is a Mail Message?
17.2. How Is Mail Delivered?
17.3. Email Addresses
17.4. How Does Mail Routing Work?
17.5. Configuring elm <-- Mutt?
19. Getting EximUp and Running
19.1. Running Exim
19.2. If Your Mail Doesn't Get Through
19.3. Compiling Exim
19.4. Mail Delivery Modes
19.5. Miscellaneous config Options
19.6. Message Routing and Delivery
19.7. Protecting Against Mail Spam
19.8. UUCP Setup
20. Netnews
20.1. Usenet History
20.2. What Is Usenet, Anyway?
20.3. How Does Usenet Handle News?
24. Newsreader Configuration
24.1. tin Configuration
24.2. trn Configuration
24.3. nn Configuration