Linux for network engineers
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The Linux operating system continues to gain popularity, and more and more network services are being deployed on its basis due to cost and flexibility considerations. The book will provide a comprehensive overview of how networking works in Linux. It starts by describing the main distributions and explaining how to choose the right one and set up a basic network configuration. It then covers diagnostics, firewalls, and using Linux as a node for network services. Finally, by working with build examples, you will master various options for protection against common types of attacks. By mastering the last chapters, you will be one step closer to building a reliable framework for a data processing center that operates entirely under Linux control. You will not only be able to confidently configure the system but also use proven methodologies for future deployments.
Author:
Author:Vandenbrink Rob
Cover:
Cover:soft
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
- Category:Engineering & Transportation
Dimensions:
Dimensions:23.5x16.5x2.6 cm
Series:
Series:Programmer's Library
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4461-2275-2
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