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  • Formāts: Multiple-component retail product, 656 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-May-2006
  • Izdevniecība: Course Technology Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1418835315
  • ISBN-13: 9781418835316
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This new edition covers installing, configuring, and managing Novell Open Enterprise Server, which incorporates both the NetWare 6.5 and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server network operating systems. This book features extensive hands-on projects with real-world scenarios to help students apply new concepts and sharpen problem-solving skills and an ongoing set of case study projects that lead students through applying and configuring NetWare 6.5 and SUSE Linux administrative features. In addition, hands-on and case projects allow students to see how software components work together to build a functioning network systems.

Recenzijas

1. Introduction to Network Administration 2. Installing Novell NetWare 6.5 Open Enterprise Server 3. Working with the NetWare File System 4. Novell eDirectory Services 5. Creating and Securing User and Group Objects 6. Working with NetWare File System Security 7. Managing eDirectory Security and Operations 8. Implementing and Maintaining Network Printing 9. Managing Desktop Environments with Novell Client 10. Implementing Novell OneNet User Services 11. Implementing and Securing Internet Services 12. Installing and Working with SUSE Linux 13. Managing Linux Environments 14. Planning and Implementing Novell OES on Linux Appendix A: Certification Exam Objectives for Open Enterprise Server Appendix B: Integrating SUSE Linux Clients Appendix C: Working with VMware Workstation

Introduction xiii
Introduction to Network Administration
1(32)
Introduction to Network Administration and Certifications
2(7)
The Certified Novell Administrator (CNA)
3(4)
Introduction to the Universal AeroSpace Corporation
7(2)
Introduction to Network Components
9(12)
Network Hardware Components
11(3)
Network Protocols or Rules
14(3)
Network Software Components
17(4)
Introduction to Network Operating Systems
21(6)
Directory Services
22(2)
Novell NetWare
24(2)
Novell SUSE Linux 10
26(1)
Windows Server 2003
27(1)
Chapter Summary
27(1)
Key Terms
28(1)
Review Questions
29(2)
Case Projects
31(2)
Installing Novell NetWare 6.5 Open Enterprise Server
33(42)
Preparing for NetWare 6.5 Installation
34(8)
NetWare 6.5 Hardware Requirements
34(1)
Installation Startup Phase
35(2)
Initial Installation Phase
37(2)
Pattern Selection Phase
39(1)
Server Configuration Phase
39(3)
Performing a NetWare 6.5 Installation
42(6)
Upgrade an Existing eDirectory Network
42(1)
Prepare the Server
42(1)
Install NetWare 6.5 on the Target Computer
43(5)
Working with the Server Console
48(10)
Console Commands
50(6)
NetWare Loadable Modules (NLMs)
56(2)
Monitoring Server Health and Performance
58(11)
Using the Monitor Utility
58(4)
Monitoring the Server with Remote Manager
62(5)
Using Java on the Server
67(1)
Using the NetWare GUI Interface
67(1)
Modifying Server Startup Files
68(1)
Chapter Summary
69(1)
Key Terms
70(1)
Review Questions
70(3)
Case Projects
73(1)
Hands-on Projects
73(2)
Working with the NetWare File System
75(46)
NetWare File System Components
76(18)
Disk Partitions
77(2)
Storage Pools
79(2)
NSS Volumes
81(4)
Setting NSS Volume Attributes
85(2)
Traditional Volumes and Partitions
87(1)
Viewing NSS Information
88(3)
Directories and Subdirectories
91(3)
Implementing the NetWare File System
94(11)
Defining Processing Needs
94(3)
Planning and Implementing NetWare Volumes
97(2)
Planning the Directory Structure
99(1)
Documenting a Directory Structure
100(2)
Implementing the Directory Structure
102(3)
Accessing the NetWare File System
105(9)
Native File Access Pack
105(1)
User Names and Simple Passwords
106(3)
Using the Common Interface File System (CIFS) Client
109(1)
Using the AppleTalk Filing Protocol (AFP) Client
110(1)
Using the Network File System (NFS) Client
111(1)
Web Browser Clients
111(1)
Working with Network Files
112(2)
Chapter Summary
114(1)
Key Terms
115(1)
Review Questions
116(2)
Case Projects
118(1)
Hands-on Projects
119(2)
Novell eDirectory Services
121(42)
Overview of Directory Services
122(6)
X.500 Directory Standard
122(5)
The LDAP Directory Standard
127(1)
Novell eDirectory Services
128(2)
eDirectory Architecture
128(2)
Identifying eDirectory Components
130(6)
The Root Object
130(1)
Container Objects
131(1)
Leaf Objects
131(3)
Object Naming
134(2)
Planning the eDirectory Tree Structure
136(12)
Creating eDirectory Objects
137(6)
Implementing eDirectory Replicas and Partitions
143(5)
Working with Novell Client
148(8)
Installing Novell Client on Windows
148(2)
Logging in with Novell Client
150(6)
Chapter Summary
156(1)
Key Terms
156(2)
Review Questions
158(2)
Case Projects
160(1)
Hands-on Projects
161(2)
Creating and Securing User and Group Objects
163(44)
Introduction to NetWare Management Utilities
164(8)
Using NetWare Administrator
164(3)
Using ConsoleOne
167(2)
Using Web Manager
169(3)
Establishing Login Security
172(9)
Setting Up User Account Restrictions
172(5)
Implementing Intruder Detection Limits
177(2)
Increasing Admin User Security
179(2)
Creating and Managing Users and Groups
181(12)
Defining and Creating Groups
181(2)
Creating User Templates
183(2)
Using Templates to Set Default Security Rights for New Users
185(2)
Creating User Objects from Templates
187(4)
Creating Organizational Role Objects
191(2)
Updating Multiple User Accounts
193(2)
Importing LDAP Objects
195(3)
Deleting, Renaming, and Moving Objects
198(4)
Moving a Container Object
200(2)
Chapter Summary
202(1)
Key Terms
202(1)
Review Questions
203(2)
Case Projects
205(1)
Hands-on Projects
205(2)
Working with NetWare File System Security
207(44)
File System Security Components
208(20)
NetWare Access Rights
208(2)
Trustee Assignments
210(8)
Inherited Rights
218(3)
Combining Trustee Assignments and Inherited Rights
221(2)
Calculating Effective Rights
223(2)
Working with Supervisor Rights
225(2)
Using the Rights Command
227(1)
Planning File System Security
228(6)
File System Security Guidelines
229(2)
Universal AeroSpace File System Security
231(3)
Attribute Security
234(9)
File and Directory Attributes
235(3)
Planning Directory Attribute Use at Universal AeroSpace
238(1)
Planning File Attribute Use at Universal AeroSpace
238(1)
Implementing Directory and File Attributes
239(2)
The FLAG Command
241(2)
Chapter Summary
243(1)
Key Terms
243(1)
Review Questions
244(3)
Case Projects
247(1)
Hands-on Projects
248(3)
Managing eDirectory Security and Operations
251(48)
Working with eDirectory Security
252(19)
eDirectory Rights
252(4)
eDirectory Trustee Assignments and Effective Rights
256(7)
Inherited Rights
263(6)
eDirectory Default Rights
269(2)
Delegating Administrative Rights
271(5)
Setting Up an Independent Container Administrator
273(2)
Using Security Equivalence
275(1)
Planning eDirectory Security
276(4)
Defining Trustee Assignments
277(3)
Implementing iManager Role Based Services
280(6)
Installing and Configuring RBS
281(2)
Assigning Users to an Administrative Role
283(3)
Monitoring eDirectory Operation
286(3)
NetWare Time Synchronization
289(3)
Chapter Summary
292(1)
Key Terms
293(1)
Review Questions
294(2)
Case Projects
296(2)
Hands-on Projects
298(1)
Implementing and Maintaining Network Printing
299(46)
Introduction to Network Printing
300(12)
Overview of the NetWare Queue-Based Printing System
300(4)
Setting Up a Queue-Based Printing System
304(6)
Troubleshooting Queue-Based Printing
310(2)
Using the Open Enterprise iPrint System
312(16)
Setting Up iPrint Components
313(2)
Creating and Working with NDPS Brokers
315(5)
Creating the Print Manager
320(2)
Loading Print Manager Software
322(1)
Creating Printer Agents
323(1)
Setting Up Gateways
324(3)
Printer Pooling
327(1)
Configuring Printer Clients
328(5)
Installing Printers Manually
328(1)
Installing Printers Automatically
329(2)
Using the iPrint Map Utility
331(2)
Establishing a Printing Environment
333(3)
Step 1: Defining Printing Requirements
333(2)
Step 2: Determining Printer Location and Attachment Method
335(1)
Step 3: Defining Printer and Print Queue Names
335(1)
Step 4: Planning the eDirectory Context
335(1)
Troubleshooting Network Printing
336(3)
Chapter Summary
339(1)
Key Terms
339(1)
Review Questions
340(3)
Case Projects
343(1)
Hands-on Projects
343(2)
Managing Desktop Environments with Novell Client
345(56)
Network Drive Mappings
346(9)
Drive Mapping Concepts
346(2)
Planning Drive Mappings
348(2)
Establishing Drive Pointers
350(4)
Using Directory Map Objects
354(1)
Using the NetWare Distributed File System
355(8)
Setting Up DFS
356(4)
Moving and Splitting Volumes
360(3)
Using Login Scripts
363(23)
Types of Login Scripts
365(2)
Entering Login Scripts
367(2)
Login Script Programming
369(2)
Login Script Variables
371(3)
Writing Login Scripts
374(5)
Documenting Login Scripts
379(1)
Planning Login Scripts
380(6)
Managing the Windows Environment with ZENworks for Desktops
386(7)
ZENworks for Desktops 6.5 Overview
386(1)
Installing ZENworks for Desktops 6.5
387(3)
Managing Computers
390(3)
Chapter Summary
393(1)
Key Terms
394(1)
Review Questions
395(3)
Case Projects
398(1)
Hands-on Projects
399(2)
Implementing Novell OneNet User Services
401(36)
Working with Novell iFolder
402(17)
iFolder Components and Installation
403(1)
Installing the iFolder Server Component
404(3)
Configuring iFolder
407(8)
Optimizing the iFolder Server
415(1)
Using iFolder
415(4)
Installing and Using NetStorage
419(7)
Installing NetStorage
419(2)
Configuring NetStorage
421(2)
Using NetStorage
423(2)
Using iFolder via NetStorage
425(1)
Installing and Using NetDrive
426(2)
NetDrive Prerequisites
427(1)
Installing the NetDrive Client
427(1)
Adding a Site to NetDrive
427(1)
Using Virtual Office
428(3)
Virtual Teams
429(2)
Chapter Summary
431(1)
Key Terms
432(1)
Review Questions
432(3)
Case Projects
435(1)
Hands-on Projects
435(2)
Implementing and Securing Internet Services
437(50)
Introduction to Novell Internet Services
438(3)
Apache Web Server for NetWare
439(1)
Tomcat Servlet Engine for NetWare
439(1)
Novell Portal Services (NPS)
440(1)
NetWare Web Search Server
441(1)
NetWare Web Manager
441(1)
Installing and Configuring Web Services
441(16)
Working with Apache Web Server
441(7)
Working with FTP Server
448(9)
Securing Web Services
457(7)
Firewall Security
458(2)
Protection Against Virus Attacks
460(3)
Defense Against Denial-of-Service Attacks
463(1)
Working with Encryption Security
464(11)
Cryptography Techniques
464(3)
Using Novell's Certificate Services
467(2)
Encryption Protocols
469(3)
Working with the Secure Shell Protocol: OpenSSH
472(3)
Backing Up Network Data
475(5)
The Storage Management System
475(1)
Establishing a Backup System
476(4)
Chapter Summary
480(1)
Key Terms
481(1)
Review Questions
482(3)
Case Projects
485(1)
Hands-On Projects
486(1)
Installing and Working with SUSE Linux
487(30)
Preparing for SUSE Linux Installation
488(3)
Hardware Compatibility
488(1)
Network Configuration
488(3)
Installing SUSE Linux
491(14)
The Base Installation Phase
491(5)
The Configuration Phase
496(9)
Working with SUSE Linux
505(7)
Using the KDE Desktop Environment
506(4)
Using YaST
510(2)
Chapter Summary
512(1)
Key Terms
513(1)
Review Questions
513(2)
Case Projects
515(1)
Hands-on Projects
516(1)
Managing Linux Environments
517(36)
Creating and Managing Linux Users and Groups
518(5)
Local Group Accounts
518(1)
Local User Accounts
519(4)
Working with the Bash Shell
523(6)
Accessing the Command-Line Interface
523(1)
Accessing Command-Line Help
524(2)
Creating Users and Groups from the Command Line
526(2)
Using Linux Online Help
528(1)
Managing Linux Applications
529(2)
Working with Run Levels
529(1)
RPM Package-Related Operations
530(1)
Managing the File System
531(16)
Linux File Systems
531(2)
Creating and Managing Linux Partitions
533(5)
Working with the Linux File System
538(1)
Working with Logical Volumes
539(3)
Setting File System Permissions
542(3)
Sharing and Accessing Network Files
545(2)
Chapter Summary
547(1)
Key Terms
548(1)
Review Questions
548(3)
Case Projects
551(1)
Hands-on Projects
551(2)
Planning and Implementing Novell OES on Linux
553(28)
Overview of Novell Services in SUSE Linux
554(1)
Services in the System Menu
554(1)
Services in the Network Services Menu
554(1)
Services in the Security and Users Menu
555(1)
eDirectory Services in SUSE Linux
555(4)
Working with Linux User Management (LUM) Services
556(1)
Creating Linux-Enabled User and Group Accounts
557(2)
NetWare Core Protocol (NCP) Services in SUSE Linux
559(4)
Storage Services in SUSE Linux
563(10)
Creating and Using NSS Volumes
563(5)
Working with the Samba Service
568(3)
Working with NetStorage
571(2)
iPrint Services in SUSE Linux
573(4)
Chapter Summary
577(1)
Key Terms
577(1)
Review Questions
578(1)
Case Projects
579(1)
Hands-on Projects
580(1)
Appendix A: Certification Exam Objectives for Open Enterprise Server
581(4)
Novell CNA Exam 50-686 Objectives
582(1)
Novell CLP Exam 50-686 Objectives
583(2)
Appendix B: Integrating SUSE Linux Clients
585(10)
Downloading and Installing SUSE Linux
586(3)
Installing SUSE Linux 10
586(2)
Using the Novell Linux Desktop Virtual Machine
588(1)
Using SUSE Linux to Perform Administrative Tasks
589(2)
Starting iManager and Remote Manager
589(2)
Using SUSE Linux for End User Tasks
591(3)
Installing the iFolder Client on Linux
591(3)
An Overview of Novell Client for Linux
594(1)
Appendix C: Working with VMware Workstation 5
595(18)
Introduction to VMware Workstation
596(2)
System Requirements to Run VMware Workstation
596(1)
ObtainingVMware Workstation Software
597(1)
Creating New Virtual Machines
598(4)
Create a Virtual Machine
598(3)
Add an Existing Virtual Machine
601(1)
Configuring a Virtual Machine
602(4)
Memory
602(1)
Hard Disk
603(1)
CD Drive
604(1)
Floppy Disk
604(1)
Ports
604(1)
Network Card Settings
605(1)
Working with VMware
606(3)
Starting and Stopping Virtual Machines
606(1)
Working with VMware Views
607(1)
Installing VMware Tools
608(1)
Using Snapshots
608(1)
Using VMware Player
609(4)
Running VMware Player
609(1)
Configuring VMware Player
610(3)
Glossary 613(8)
Index 621
Ted Simpson is a long-time Course Technology author. He has been working, teaching, and writing about computers for over 20 years. In 1990, Simpson wrote one of the first books in the Course Technology Networking series, Hands-On Netware 3.11. Ted has used virtualization software to aid in teaching computer lab classes for several years, and has given presentations on virtualization for Course Technology conferences. Ted is currently a certified Novell and Microsoft instructor at Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College, and the author of many books, including Hands-On Novell Open Enterprise Server, Guide to Novell Netware Administration Enhanced Edition, 70-270, 70-290: MCSE/MCSA Guide to Installing and Managing Microsoft XP Professional and Windows Server 2003, and Virtual Machines Companion, all of which are written for use with virtualization. In addition to classroom teaching and industry training, Ted has been developing curricula for microcomputer related courses since the 1980s and holds the following certifications: A+, Network+, NetWare 6 CNE and CNI, and MCSE.