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List of Figures
Chapter 3:
Interface Basics
Figure 3-1:
The Bluecurve GNOME desktop
Chapter 4:
Red Hat System Configuration
Figure 4-1:
Red Hat administrative tools
Figure 4-2:
The Red Hat User Manager, redhat-config-users
Figure 4-3:
rehat-config-printer
Figure 4-4:
The redhat-config-xfree86 Display Settings window
Figure 4-5:
redhat-config-packages
Figure 4-6:
Authentication with authconfig-gtk
Chapter 5:
Red Hat Network Configuration
Figure 5-1:
The redhat-config-network Network Configuration window
Figure 5-2:
The redhat-config-network DNS panel
Figure 5-3:
Device configuration in redhat-config-network
Figure 5-4:
Internet Connection Wizard
Figure 5-5:
redhat-config-securitylevel
Figure 5-6:
DNS server operation
Figure 5-7:
DNS server and network
Figure 5-8:
redhat-config-bind example
Figure 5-9:
redhat-config-bind master zone
Figure 5-10:
Adding a host
Chapter 6:
GNOME
Figure 6-1:
GNOME
Figure 6-2:
Nautilus file manager
Figure 6-3:
File properties on Nautilus
Figure 6-4:
The GNOME panel
Chapter 7:
The K Desktop Environment: KDE
Figure 7-1:
The KDE desktop
Figure 7-2:
The desktop dialog box
Figure 7-3:
KDE panel
Figure 7-4:
The KDE file manager
Figure 7-5:
KDE Control Center
Chapter 10:
Managing Linux Files, Directories, and Archives
Figure 10-1:
File information displayed using the
-l
option for the
ls
command
Figure 10-2:
The Linux file structure beginning at the root directory
Figure 10-3:
Directory pathnames
Figure 10-4:
File Roller archiving and compression tool
Chapter 11:
Office and Database Applications
Figure 11-1:
OpenOffice's OpenWriter word processor
Chapter 14:
Web, FTP, and Java Clients
Figure 14-1:
Mozilla Web browser
Chapter 16:
Encryption, Integrity Checks, and Signatures—GNU Privacy Guard
Figure 16-1:
Public-key encryption and digital signatures
Chapter 17:
Internet Protocol Security: IPsec
Figure 17-1:
IPsec on redhatconfig- network
Chapter 18:
Secure Shell and Kerberos
Figure 18-1:
SSH setup and access
Figure 18-2:
Kerberos authentication
Chapter 19:
Network Firewalls: Netfilter
Figure 19-1:
A network with a firewall
Figure 19-2:
Firewall rules applied to a local network example
Chapter 20:
Server Management
Figure 20-1:
redhat-configservices
Chapter 22:
Web Servers: Apache
Figure 22-1:
Apache Configuration Tool
Chapter 25:
Print Servers
Figure 25-1:
CUPS Add Printer page
Chapter 27:
Basic System Administration
Figure 27-1:
redhat-config-date, Date & Time tool
Figure 27-2:
Red Hat Log Viewer
Figure 27-3:
Procman System Manager
Chapter 31:
RAID and LVM
Figure 31-1:
RAID devices
Figure 31-2:
Logical Volume Management
Chapter 33:
Kernel Administration
Figure 33-1:
The xconfig Linux Kernel Configuration tool, kernel 2.4
Figure 33-2:
The gconfig Linux Kernel Configuration tool, kernel 2.6
Chapter 34:
Domain Name System
Figure 34-1:
DNS server operation
Figure 34-2:
DNS server and network
Chapter 36:
NFS and NIS
Figure 36-1:
Red Hat NFS Configuration Tool
Chapter 37:
Samba
Figure 37-1:
redhat-config-samba
Figure 37-2:
SWAT home page
Figure 37-3:
SWAT Share page showing Homes section
Figure 37-4:
SWAT Global Variables page
Figure 37-5:
SWAT Samba share
Chapter 38:
Administering TCP/IP Networks
Figure 38-1:
Class-based netmask operations
Figure 38-2:
CIDR addressing
Figure 38-3:
Class-based and CIDR broadcast addressing
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