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Linux Networking

Presented ByLALAN PRASAD Roll # CS200118028

Under the guidance ofMr. Duti Krushna Panda


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Introduction

Networking- Our need and our future.

Linux- A revolution in the field ofOperating System.

Linux Networking- The most powerful

tool to drive the world.


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Networking Principles

Requirements

Hardware

Ethernet

Hubs or Switches

Network Interface Card

Modems


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Networking Principles

Software

NIC card driver.

Red Hat Linux 6.0 OS


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Installing Linux

In terms of networking, two things are important

Partitioning the hard disk

Values for root(/) and swap should beentered

correctly. Configuring the NIC Card

Values for IP address and Subnet mask

should

be entered correctly.


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Managing Users and Groups

Tasks to be performed

Create users.

Delete users.Create groups.

Add members to a group.

Delete members from a group.

Delete groups.


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Managing Printers

Types of Printers

Red hat Linux 6.0/Unix

server

Windows family Os

Novell NetWare

Remote Printer

SMB printer

NCP printer

Local printer

Red Hat

Linux 6.0

server


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Enabling Users to Access the Internet

Types of Connections

Internet

InternetServiceProvider(ISP)

Internet

BackboneServer

Node

Node

Proxybased

LeaseLine

Dial-upconnectio

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Standardizing IP Addresses in a Network

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

Server

Used for assigning IP addresses to each clientautomatically.

Used for large number of clients.


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Standardizing IP Addresses in a Network

Domain Name System (DNS) Server

Used to assign names to IP addresses.

Easier to remember names than numbers.

It maintains a database for storing names and numbers.


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Configuring a Web Server

Apache Web Server

Launching Websites.

Uses httpd daemon.


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Enabling Access to Other OS

SAMBA

Share a Linux directory tree with Windows computers.

Share a Windows directory with Linux computers.

Share a Linux printer with Windows computers.Share a Windows printer with Linux computers.

It uses SWAT utility tool.


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Enabling Access to Other OS

Network File System (NFS)

Standard for sharing files and printers on a directory with Linux

and Unix computers.

It uses three services:

Portmapper-manages the remote procedure call (RPC) connections,

which are used by protocols such as NFS.

Nfsd -It translates NFS requests into actual requests on the local file

system.

Mountd-It services the requests for mounting and unmounting filesystems.


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Conclusion

Linux provides a safe and secure environment

for networking.

It is more reliable.


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THANK YOU !!!

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