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Judul buku: Linux Networking
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Daftar Isi
I. network management
1. general networking
- 1.1. network layers
- 1.2. unicast, multicast, broadcast, anycast
- 1.3. lan-wan-man
- 1.4. internet - intranet - extranet
- 1.5. tcp/ip
2. interface configuration
- 2.1. to gui or not to gui
- 2.2. Debian nic configuration
- 2.3. RHEL nic configuration
- 2.4. ifconfig
- 2.5. ip
- 2.6. dhclient
- 2.7. hostname
- 2.8. arp
- 2.9. route
- 2.10. ping
- 2.11. optional: ethtool
- 2.12. practice: interface configuration
- 2.13. solution: interface configuration
3. network sniffing
- 3.1. wireshark
- 3.2. tcpdump
- 3.3. practice: network sniffing
- 3.4. solution: network sniffing
4. binding and bonding
- 4.1. binding on Redhat/Fedora
- 4.2. binding on Debian/Ubuntu
- 4.3. bonding on Redhat/Fedora
- 4.4. bonding on Debian/Ubuntu
- 4.5. practice: binding and bonding
- 4.6. solution: binding and bonding
5. ssh client and server
- 5.1. about ssh
- 5.2. log on to a remote server
- 5.3. executing a command in remote
- 5.4. scp
- 5.5. setting up passwordless ssh
- 5.6. X forwarding via ssh
- 5.7. troubleshooting ssh
- 5.8. sshd
- 5.9. sshd keys
- 5.10. ssh-agent
- 5.11. practice: ssh
- 5.12. solution: ssh
6. introduction to nfs
- 6.1. nfs protocol versions
- 6.2. rpcinfo
- 6.3. server configuration
- 6.4. /etc/exports
- 6.5. exportfs
- 6.6. client configuration
- 6.7. practice: introduction to nfs
7. introduction to networking
- 7.1. introduction to iptables
- 7.2. practice : iptables
- 7.3. solution : iptables
- 7.4. xinetd and inetd
- 7.5. practice : inetd and xinetd
- 7.6. network file system
- 7.7. practice : network file system
II. apache and squid
8. apache web server
- 8.1. introduction to apache
- 8.2. port virtual hosts on Debian
- 8.3. named virtual hosts on Debian
- 8.4. password protected website on Debian
- 8.5. port virtual hosts on CentOS
- 8.6. named virtual hosts on CentOS
- 8.7. password protected website on CentOS
- 8.8. troubleshooting apache
- 8.9. virtual hosts example
- 8.10. aliases and redirects
- 8.11. more on .htaccess
- 8.12. traffic
- 8.13. self signed cert on Debian
- 8.14. self signed cert on RHEL/CentOS
- 8.15. practice: apache
9. introduction to squid
- 9.1. about proxy servers
- 9.2. installing squid
- 9.3. port 3128
- 9.4. starting and stopping
- 9.5. client proxy settings
- 9.6. upside down images
- 9.7. /var/log/squid
- 9.8. access control
- 9.9. testing squid
- 9.10. name resolution
III. dns server
10. introduction to DNS
- 10.1. about dns
- 10.2. dns namespace
- 10.3. caching only servers
- 10.4. authoritative dns servers
- 10.5. primary and secondary
- 10.6. zone transfers
- 10.7. master and slave
- 10.8. SOA record
- 10.9. full or incremental zone transfers
- 10.10. DNS cache
- 10.11. forward lookup zone example
- 10.12. example: caching only DNS server
- 10.13. example: caching only with forwarder
- 10.14. example: primary authoritative server
- 10.15. example: a DNS slave server
- 10.16. practice: dns
- 10.17. solution: dns
11. advanced DNS
- 11.1. example: DNS round robin
- 11.2. DNS delegation
- 11.3. example: DNS delegation
- 11.4. example: split-horizon dns
- 11.5. old dns topics
IV. dhcp server
12. introduction to dhcp
- 12.1. four broadcasts
- 12.2. picturing dhcp
- 12.3. installing a dhcp server
- 12.4. dhcp server for RHEL/CentOS
- 12.5. client reservations
- 12.6. example config files
- 12.7. older example config files
- 12.8. advanced dhcp
- 12.9. Practice: dhcp
V. iptables firewall
13. introduction to routers
- 13.1. router or firewall
- 13.2. packet forwarding
- 13.3. packet filtering
- 13.4. stateful
- 13.5. nat (network address translation)
- 13.6. pat (port address translation)
- 13.7. snat (source nat)
- 13.8. masquerading
- 13.9. dnat (destination nat)
- 13.10. port forwarding
- 13.11. /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
- 13.12. /etc/sysctl.conf
- 13.13. sysctl
- 13.14. practice: packet forwarding
- 13.15. solution: packet forwarding
14. iptables firewall
- 14.1. iptables tables
- 14.2. starting and stopping iptables
- 14.3. the filter table
- 14.4. practice: packet filtering
- 14.5. solution: packet filtering
- 14.6. network address translation
VI. Introduction to Samba
15. introduction to samba
- 15.1. verify installed version
- 15.2. installing samba
- 15.3. documentation
- 15.4. starting and stopping samba
- 15.5. samba daemons
- 15.6. the SMB protocol
- 15.7. practice: introduction to samba
16. getting started with samba
- 16.1. /etc/samba/smb.conf
- 16.2. /usr/bin/testparm
- 16.3. /usr/bin/smbclient
- 16.4. /usr/bin/smbtree
- 16.5. server string
- 16.6. Samba Web Administration Tool (SWAT)
- 16.7. practice: getting started with samba
- 16.8. solution: getting started with samba
17. a read only file server
- 17.1. Setting up a directory to share
- 17.2. configure the share
- 17.3. restart the server
- 17.4. verify the share
- 17.5. a note on netcat
- 17.6. practice: read only file server
- 17.7. solution: read only file server
18. a writable file server
- 18.1. set up a directory to share
- 18.2. share section in smb.conf
- 18.3. configure the share
- 18.4. test connection with windows
- 18.5. test writing with windows
- 18.6. How is this possible ?
- 18.7. practice: writable file server
- 18.8. solution: writable file server
19. samba first user account
- 19.1. creating a samba user
- 19.2. ownership of files
- 19.3. /usr/bin/smbpasswd
- 19.4. /etc/samba/smbpasswd
- 19.5. passdb backend
- 19.6. forcing this user
- 19.7. practice: first samba user account
- 19.8. solution: first samba user account
20. samba authentication
- 20.1. creating the users on Linux
- 20.2. creating the users on samba
- 20.3. security = user
- 20.4. configuring the share
- 20.5. testing access with net use
- 20.6. testing access with smbclient
- 20.7. verify ownership
- 20.8. common problems
- 20.9. practice : samba authentication
- 20.10. solution: samba authentication
21. samba securing shares
- 21.1. security based on user name
- 21.2. security based on ip-address
- 21.3. security through obscurity
- 21.4. file system security
- 21.5. practice: securing shares
- 21.6. solution: securing shares
22. samba domain member
- 22.1. changes in smb.conf
- 22.2. joining an Active Directory domain
- 22.3. winbind
- 22.4. wbinfo
- 22.5. getent
- 22.6. file ownership
- 22.7. practice : samba domain member
23. samba domain controller
- 23.1. about Domain Controllers
- 23.2. About security modes
- 23.3. About password backends
- 23.4. [global] section in smb.conf
- 23.5. netlogon share
- 23.6. other [share] sections
- 23.7. Users and Groups
- 23.8. tdbsam
- 23.9. about computer accounts
- 23.10. local or roaming profiles
- 23.11. Groups in NTFS acls
- 23.12. logon scripts
- 23.13. practice: samba domain controller
24. a brief look at samba 4
- 24.1. Samba 4 alpha 6
VII. ipv6
25. Introduction to ipv6
- 25.1. about ipv6
- 25.2. network id and host id
- 25.3. host part generation
- 25.4. ipv4 mapped ipv6 address
- 25.5. link local addresses
- 25.6. unique local addresses
- 25.7. globally unique unicast addresses
- 25.8. 6to4
- 25.9. ISP
- 25.10. non routable addresses
- 25.11. ping6
- 25.12. Belgium and ipv6
- 25.13. other websites
- 25.14. 6to4 gateways
- 25.15. ping6 and dns
- 25.16. ipv6 and tcp/http
- 25.17. ipv6 PTR record
- 25.18. 6to4 setup on Linux
VIII. Appendix
- A. License
Index
