I and my friend want to learn basics of Linux in one day course.Actually it is very urgent as we have project?
We require following terms to be covered:
Configuration of Network OS : Linux(i.e NFS server ,Web server)
Installation & Configuration of FTP & TELNET
Connecting Windows with a Serial Link.
Network Monitoring using: NMAP & NTOP in Linux
Just this 4 topics are required.I kindly request you to forward mail as soon as possible.We are ready to pay the amount for trainning
One Day?? Not very likely if you are a newbie.
Try downloading a distro and digging in. Most of the major distros have very good installation programs that will walk you through the install and setup of a basic system
The setup configuration will as you what you want to do with the machine and help you get there.
In General:
NFS File server – Linux does this out of the box. No configuration required
Web Server – Most distros come with Apache – It’s the "gold standard" by which other web servers are measured. Getting it installed and running – no sweat. Learning all the in’s and out’s – That why they teach just Apache as a subject
FTP and TELNET – built in and ready to go
Connecting to Windows with a Serial??? Link – I’m going to guess you mean Ethernet – That’s what SAMBA does
Getting SAMBA up and running – That can take a while, but you’ll learn a lot in the process
NMAP And NTOP – these are standard programs in a Linux distro. Load them through your program manager.
Open Suse is my distro of choice. It has all the features I have listed above. Like I said, down load it and start digging in.
Have Fun
May 25th, 2010 at 9:22 am
One Day?? Not very likely if you are a newbie.
Try downloading a distro and digging in. Most of the major distros have very good installation programs that will walk you through the install and setup of a basic system
The setup configuration will as you what you want to do with the machine and help you get there.
In General:
NFS File server – Linux does this out of the box. No configuration required
Web Server – Most distros come with Apache – It’s the "gold standard" by which other web servers are measured. Getting it installed and running – no sweat. Learning all the in’s and out’s – That why they teach just Apache as a subject
FTP and TELNET – built in and ready to go
Connecting to Windows with a Serial??? Link – I’m going to guess you mean Ethernet – That’s what SAMBA does
Getting SAMBA up and running – That can take a while, but you’ll learn a lot in the process
NMAP And NTOP – these are standard programs in a Linux distro. Load them through your program manager.
Open Suse is my distro of choice. It has all the features I have listed above. Like I said, down load it and start digging in.
Have Fun
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