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List of Tables

Chapter 1: Basic Linux Installation

Table 1: Sources of Linux hardware information.

Table 2: Sample partition device names.

Table 3: Basic Red Hat Linux directories.

Table 4: Partitions for installing Linux on a small hard drive.

Table 5: Partitions for installing Linux on a small hard drive.

Table 6: Partitions for installing Linux as a file server with a large hard drive.

Table 7: Partitions for installing Linux in a dual-boot configuration.

Table 8: Partitions for installing Linux on a production computer.

Table 9: Linux partition types.

Table 10: Major command options at the fdisk prompt.

Table 11: Options when configuring a software RAID device.

Chapter 2: Installing Linux as a File Server

Table 1: Red Hat Linux package groups.

Table 2: Some common rpm command switches.

Table 3: Service scripts in /etc/rc.d/init.d.

Chapter 3: Setting up Your Server File System

Table 1: Computers on my network.

Table 2: Samba TCP/IP ports for configuring a firewall.

Table 3: SWAT menu options.

Table 4: Key Samba variables.

Table 5: Browser election values.

Table 6: Additional browser values, in the case of a tie.

Chapter 4: Setting up Your File Server's Users

Table 1: Creating a new user.

Table 2: Configuring a user account.

Table 3: User and group configuration files.

Table 4: Key commands in the smb.conf file to set up a Samba PDC.

Table 5: File permissions.

Table 6: File permission numeric values.

Table 7: User quotas.

Chapter 6: Connecting Windows Workstations

Table 1: Registry files for disabling encryption.

Table 2: Network properties configuration tabs.

Table 3: Tabs in the Advanced TCP/IP Settings dialog.

Table 3: Microsoft Windows user categories.

Chapter 7: Configuring Printers

Table 1: CUPS RPM packages.

Table 2: CUPS configuration files.

Table 3: Tabs in the "Edit a print queue" window.

Table 4: CUPS printer devices.

Table 5: Authorizing a connection to a shared printer.

Chapter 8: Administration and Management

Table 1: Long listing output.

Table 2: ls command examples.

Table 3: cp command examples.

Table 4: mv command examples.

Table 5: rm command examples.

Table 6: Some vi command examples.

Table 7: /etc/crontab command columns.

Table 8: /etc/fstab command columns.