Efnisyfirlit

• Cover
• Introduction
  • About This Book
  • Foolish Assumptions
  • Icons Used in This Book
  • Beyond the Book
  • Where to Go from Here
• Book 1: Getting Started with Linux
  • Chapter 1: Introducing Linux
    • What Is Linux?
    • Contents of a Linux Distribution
    • Managing Your PC with Linux
    • Getting Started
  • Chapter 2: Installing Linux
    • Following the Installation Steps
    • Checking Your PC’s Hardware
    • Setting Aside Space for Linux
    • Trying a Live CD
    • Installing Linux on a Flash Drive
  • Chapter 3: Troubleshooting and Configuring Linux
    • Using Text Mode Installation
    • Troubleshooting X
    • Resolving Other Installation Problems
    • Setting Up Printers
    • Managing DVDs, CD-ROMs, and Flash Drives
    • Installing Other Software
  • Chapter 4: Trying Out Linux
    • Starting Linux
    • Playing with the Shell
    • Shutting Down
• Book 2: Linux Desktops
  • Chapter 1: GNOME and Its Derivatives
    • Getting to Know the GNOME Desktop
    • Understanding the GNOME Panels
    • Looking at Unity
    • Looking at Cinnamon
    • Looking at MATE
  • Chapter 2: The KDE Plasma Desktop
    • Getting to Know the Plasma Desktop
    • Understanding the Plasma Panel
    • Configuring the Plasma Bottom Panel
    • Configuring the Plasma Desktop
  • Chapter 3: Commanding the Shell
    • Opening Terminal Windows and Virtual Consoles
    • Using the bash Shell
    • Discovering and Using Linux Commands
    • Writing Shell Scripts
  • Chapter 4: Navigating the Linux File System
    • Understanding the Linux File System
    • Navigating the File System with Linux Commands
  • Chapter 5: Introducing Linux Applications
    • Taking Stock of Linux Applications
    • Introducing Office Applications and Tools
    • Checking out Multimedia Applications
    • Using Graphics and Imaging Apps
  • Chapter 6: Using Text Editors
    • Using GUI Text Editors
    • Text Editing with ed and vi
• Book 3: Networking
  • Chapter 1: Connecting to the Internet
    • Understanding the Internet
    • Deciding How to Connect to the Internet
    • Connecting with DSL
    • Connecting with a Cable Modem
  • Chapter 2: Setting Up a Local Area Network
    • Understanding TCP/IP
    • Setting Up an Ethernet LAN
    • Configuring TCP/IP Networking
    • Connecting Your LAN to the Internet
  • Chapter 3: Going Wireless
    • Understanding Wireless Ethernet Networks
    • Setting Up Wireless Hardware
    • Configuring the Wireless Access Point
    • Configuring Wireless Networking
  • Chapter 4: Managing the Network
    • Discovering the TCP/IP Configuration Files
    • Checking Out TCP/IP Networks
    • Configuring Networks at Boot Time
• Book 4: The Internet
  • Chapter 1: Browsing the Web
    • Surfing the Web
    • Web Browsing in Linux
  • Chapter 2: Using FTP
    • Using Graphical FTP Clients
    • Using the Command-Line FTP Client
  • Chapter 3: Hosting Internet Services
    • Understanding Internet Services
    • Using the Internet Super Server
    • Running Stand-Alone Servers
  • Chapter 4: Managing Mail Servers
    • Installing the Mail Server
  • Chapter 5: Managing DNS
    • Understanding the Domain Name System (DNS)
    • Configuring DNS
• Book 5: Administration
  • Chapter 1: Introducing Basic System Administration
    • Taking Stock of System Administration Tasks
    • Becoming root
    • Understanding How Linux Boots
    • Taking Stock of Linux System Configuration Files
    • Monitoring System Performance
    • Viewing System Information with the /proc File System
    • Understanding Linux Devices
    • Managing Loadable Driver Modules
    • Scheduling Jobs in Linux
    • Introducing Some GUI System Administration Tools
  • Chapter 2: Managing Users and Groups
    • Adding User Accounts
    • Understanding the /etc/passwd File
    • Managing Groups
    • Setting Other User and Group Administration Values
    • Exploring the User Environment
    • Changing User and Group Ownership of Files
  • Chapter 3: Managing File Systems
    • Exploring the Linux File System
    • Sharing Files with NFS
    • Backing Up and Restoring Files
    • Accessing a DOS or Windows File System
    • Mounting an NTFS partition
  • Chapter 4: Working with Samba and NFS
    • Sharing Files with NFS
    • Setting Up a Windows Server Using Samba
• Book 6: Security
  • Chapter 1: Introducing Linux Security
    • Why Worry about Security?
    • Establishing a Security Framework
    • Securing Linux
    • Delving Into Computer Security Terminology and Tools
    • Keeping Up with Security News and Updates
  • Chapter 2: Securing Linux
    • Securing Passwords
    • Protecting Files and Directories
    • Encrypting and Signing Files with GnuPG
    • Monitoring System Security
    • Securing Internet Services
    • Using Secure Shell for Remote Logins
    • Setting Up Simple Firewalls
    • Security Files to Be Aware Of
  • Chapter 3: Vulnerability Testing and Computer Security Audits
    • Understanding Security Audits
    • Implementing a Security Test Methodology
    • Vulnerability Testing Types
    • Exploring Security Testing Tools
• Book 7: Scripting
  • Chapter 1: Introductory Shell Scripting
    • Trying Out Simple Shell Scripts
    • Exploring the Basics of Shell Scripting
  • Chapter 2: Working with Advanced Shell Scripting
    • Trying Out sed
    • Working with awk and sed
    • Final Notes on Shell Scripting
  • Chapter 3: Programming in Linux
    • An Overview of Programming
    • Exploring the Software-Development Tools in Linux
    • Understanding the Implications of GNU Licenses
• Book 8: Linux Certification
  • Chapter 1: Studying for the Linux Essentials Certification Exam
    • Overview of Linux Essentials
    • The Linux Community and a Career in Open Source
    • Finding Your Way on a Linux System
    • The Power of the Command Line
    • The Linux Operating System
    • Security and File Permissions
  • Chapter 2: Studying for the CompTIA Linux+ Powered by LPI Certification Exams
    • Overview of the CompTIA Linux+ Exams
    • System Architecture
    • Linux Installation and Package Management
    • GNU and Unix Commands
    • Devices, Linux File Systems, Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
    • Shells, Scripting, and Data Management
    • User Interfaces and Desktops
    • Administrative Tasks
    • Essential System Services
    • Networking Fundamentals
    • Security
  • Chapter 3: Other Linux Certifications
    • Vendor-Neutral Certifications
    • Vendor-Specific Certifications
• About the Author
• Advertisement Page
• Connect with Dummies
• Index
• End User License Agreement

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