Linux Administration
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This document discusses the benefits of implementing Linux on a network. It outlines how Linux provides connectivity, integration, stability, flexibility, and affordability. It also discusses how Linux administration has become easier over time with improved graphical user interfaces, centralized management tools, and system maintenance utilities. Linux virtualization is also mentioned.
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Linux Administration
- 1. LINUX ADMINISTRATION Senior Unix Administrator محمد عمار
- 2. Linux on your network. Implementation Scenarios. The benefits, The downsides.
- 3. What Can Linux Give You Connectivity and Integration. Stability. Flexibility. Affordability/GNU.
- 4. Connectivity and Integration Firewall/Filtration. File Server. Mail Server. Web Server.
- 5. Stability Is it really that stable? Points of Strength. Weaknesses.
- 6. Flexibility Flexibility Within The Network. “ Network Friendliness”. Fine Tuning & Optimization. Compatibility.
- 7. Affordability/GNU Cost. GNU and Open Source.
- 8. Linux Administration Do I have to be a geek? Linux Before, Linux Now. Administration Facilitation. System Maintenance/Upgrade Utilities.
- 9. Linux Before, Linux Now Fuzzy Installer/ Partitioning Tool > Probability of data loss Had to be a shell expert Poor GUI Absence of HCL [Hardware Compatibility List] NTFS Read only Limited Closed Source Multimedia Type Support
- 10. Administration Facilitation Improved GUI Centralized Management /Enhanced Menus Point/Click Networking Centralized Service Management
- 11. System Maintenance/Upgrade Utilities Up2Date Apt-get Yum Free Repositories Automation: Set & Forget Logs: Tail & Less Are Your Firends Remote : -Monitoring via Snort, Nagios, Nessus -Management via SSH