Index[SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z] I command (vi) I/O (input/output) command substitution command-line arguments redirection 2nd STDIN, reading input from ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) Icon view (Konquerer) icons (Window Maker) IDE/ATA disk controllers DMA (direct memory access) modes PIO (programmed I/O) modes UDMA (ultra direct memory access) modes Login IDs IDs GIDs Login IDs UIDs IEEE 1394 devices IEEE 802.11 protocol if statements elif if, else if/elsif/else ifconfig tool 2nd images background images 2nd GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) 2nd IMAP-UW 2nd include directory indexes creating full-text indexes inetd daemon 2nd inetd.conf file 2nd info directory Info Window option (ee) InfoBunker init program 2nd compared to Sys V UNIX filesystem consistency check system configuration scripts initial FreeBSD boot process initial passwords, assigning initialization shell initialization files .bash_logout .cshrc .login .logout .profile .shrc terminal/console inodes input/output [See I/O.] InputDevice section (xorg.conf) keyboard options mouse options insecure passwords INSERT INTO command (SQL) installation floppies, creating from DOS/Windows from FreeBSD/UNIX installation media, choosing installations 2nd Apache server backing up existing filesystems Binary Upgrade option booting into Sysinstall program console customization conversion filters disk partitions Auto Defaults boot managers Disk Label Editor error messages example FIPS FreeBSD directories hard disk selection manual partitioning Partition Editor root partitions Soft Updates swap partitions 2nd distributions, choosing dual-boot systems DOS and Windows systems Linux systems exiting Sysinstall fonts FreeBSD boot manager FreeBSD installation on older systems GNOME hardware requirements IMAP-UW initial FreeBSD boot process installation floppies, creating from DOS/Windows from FreeBSD/UNIX installation media, choosing Java applications KDE (K Desktop Environment) kernels Korn shell Linux compatibility mouse configuration MySQL navigating Sysinstall program network configuration packages via pkg_add security from Sysinstall Perl modules PHP ports PostgreSQL Procmail Qpopper rebooting systems root passwords, choosing Samba shells /etc/shells file from packages software installation and removal commands SpamAssassin time zone settings troubleshooting users, adding to system home directories Login IDs group membership names passwords login shells UIDs via FTP install options username configuration via NFS install options secure ports slow connections window managers X11 killing starting TWM window manager video hardware auto-detection X Server, testing xorg.conf file xorgconf tool installed packages determining version of obtaining information about pkg_info tool pkg_version tool removing upgrading INT data type INT13 modes INTEGER data type interacting with users command substitution command-line arguments STDIN, reading input from interactive top commands interim builds, upgrading to Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) Internet gateways clients FreeBSD clients Linux clients Mac OS clients Windows clients configuration dedicated Ethernet connections firewalls kernel PPP natd packet forwarding user PPP definition of DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) dynamic routing NAT (Network Address Translation) routing between three or more networks wireless access points Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) 2nd Internet Protocol [See IP addresses.] Internet Service Provider (ISP) network model interpreter lines (Perl scripts) intrusions preventing /etc/hosts.allow file PortSentry Tripwire responding to IP addresses [See also routing.] aliases broadcast addresses finding with ifconfig IPSec IPv6 leasing mapping with /etc/hosts file network addresses ipfw command IPFW rules IPSec IPv6 IRC channels ISA Ethernet cards isc-dhcp3-server ISP (Internet Service Provider) network model |