Learn CentOS Linux Network Services 1st Edition by Antonio Vazquez ISBN 1484223799 9781484223796

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ISBN 10: 1484223799 
ISBN 13: 9781484223796
Author: Antonio Vazquez

Learn to set up the latest CentOS Linux network services including DNS, DHCP, SSH and VNC, Web, FTP, Mail, Firewall, and LDAP, enabling you to provide these services on your own network. CentOS continues to be a popular Linux distribution choice, and setting up your own services is a key skill for anyone maintaining a CentOS network.  You will learn how to install CentOS, and manage basic administration. You’ll then move onto understanding networking, and how to set up your required services. Each chapter is written in an easy-to-digest format and teaches you how set up, manage, and troubleshoot each service. You’ll be running your own network in no time at all.  What You Will Learn Install and set up the latest version of CentOS Configure and manage a wide range of network services Solve problems remotely and manage your network efficiently Who This Book Is For Anyone who wants to learn how to set up and manage CentOS Linux network services. Some previous Linux experience is beneficial, but this book is designed to be used by beginners.

Learn CentOS Linux Network Services 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Installation

1.1. CentOS 6

1.2. CentOS 7

Chapter 2: Basic Administration

2.1. Basic Commands

2.1.1. Directories and Their Contents (ls and cd)

2.1.2. Creating Users

2.2. Creating and Editing Files

2.2.1. vi

2.2.2. nano

2.2.3. gedit

2.2.4. cat

2.2.5. grep

2.2.6. more

2.2.7. less

2.2.8. head

2.2.9. tail

2.3. Redirecting Output

2.4. Installing Software

2.4.1. Configuring yum in CentOS 6

2.4.2. Configuring yum in CentOS 7

2.4.3. yum Options

2.5. Graphical Environment

2.5.1. CentOS 6

2.5.2. CentOS 7

2.6. Other Useful Commands

2.6.1. chmod

2.6.2. tee

2.6.3. rm

2.6.4. ps

2.7. SELinux

Chapter 3: Networking

3.1. IPv4

3.1.1. Special Addresses

3.1.2. Unicast, Multicast, and Broadcast

3.1.3. IPv4 Configuration in CentOS

3.1.3.1. CentOS 6

3.1.3.2. CentOS 7

3.2. IPv6

3.3. Networking Tools

3.3.1. netstat

3.3.2. lsof

3.3.3. nmap

3.3.4. ping

3.3.5. ping6

Chapter 4: DNS

4.1. DNS Service

4.2. Installing a DNS Server

4.2.1. Starting the Service in CentOS 6

4.2.2. Starting the Service in CentOS 7

4.3. Installing a Master Server

4.4. Client Configuration

4.5. Slave Servers and Zone Transfers

4.6. DNSSEC and TSIG

4.7. Chroot

4.8. Diagnostic Tools

4.8.1. rndc

4.8.2. dig

4.8.3. host

4.9. Troubleshooting

4.9.1. A Computer Can’t Resolve Names

4.9.2. Many Computers Can’t Resolve Names

4.9.3. Master and Slave Servers Don’t Have the Same Information

4.10. Log Files

4.10.1. journalctl (only in CentOS 7)

Chapter 5: DHCP

5.1. Installing a DHCP Server

5.1.1. DHCPv4

5.1.2. DHCPv6

5.2. Troubleshooting and Diagnostic Tools

5.3. DHCP and DNS Dynamic Update

5.3.1. Use of Keys

Chapter 6: Remote Access

6.1. Telnet

6.2. ssh

6.2.1. X11 Forwarding

6.2.2. File Transfer

6.2.3. Authenticating with Keys

6.3. VNC

Chapter 7: Web Server

7.1. Installing the Apache Web Server

7.2. Name Resolution

7.3. Configuring the Web Site

7.4. Virtual Hosts

7.5. Restrict Access

7.5.1. Host-Based Security

7.5.2. User-Based Security

7.6. PHP Support

7.7. HTTPS

7.7.1. Certificate Creation with openSSL

7.7.2. Certificate Creation with certbot

Chapter 8: FTP Server

8.1. Installing an FTP Server on CentOS

8.2. Connecting from a Linux Client

8.2.1. Access As an Anonymous User

8.2.2. Connecting As a Local User

8.3. Connecting from a Windows Client

8.4. Analyzing the FTP with Telnet

8.5. Secure FTP

8.5.1. Generating the Certificate

8.5.2. Configuring vsftpd As an FTP Secure Server

8.5.3. Connecting with Filezilla

Chapter 9: Mail Server

9.1. Communication Between Local Users

9.2. Communication Between Remote Systems

9.3. Mail Service and DNS

9.4. Routing Mails

9.5. Using a Mail Client

9.5.1. POP3

9.5.2. IMAP

9.6. SMTP Authentication

9.7. Secure Connections

9.7.1. Securing the SMTP Connection

9.7.2. IMAPS

9.7.3. POP3S

9.8. Spam

9.9. Webmail

Chapter 10: Firewalls

10.1. Firewall in CentOS 6

10.1.1. Saving and Restoring the Configuration

10.1.2. Port Redirection

10.1.3. Redirecting Traffic to a Different Host

10.1.4. Logging Packets

10.2. Firewall in CentOS 7

10.2.1. Saving and Restoring Configuration

10.2.2. Port Forwarding

10.2.3. Redirecting Traffic to a Different Host

Chapter 11: OpenLDAP

11.1. Installing OpenLDAP

11.2. Customizing the Installation

11.2.1. Modifying Objects

11.2.2. Adding Objects

11.2.2.1. Adding an Organizational Unit

11.2.2.2. Adding a User

11.2.2.3. Adding a Group

11.2.3. Deleting Objects

11.3. Securing LDAP Connections with TLS

11.3.1. Creating a CA

11.3.2. Securing the LDAP Protocol.

11.4. Authenticating Users with LDAP

11.5. PHPLDAPAdmin

11.6. Troubleshooting

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