Novell Open Enterprise Server Administrators Handbook, SUSE LINUX Edition - page 1
- Novell Open Enterprise Server Administrator s Handbook SUSE LINUX Edition
- Novell Open Enterprise Server Administrator s Handbook SUSE LINUX Edition
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- We Want to Hear from You
- Reader Services
- PartI.Open Enterprise Server Overview
- Chapter1.Introduction to Open Enterprise Server
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- Why Open Enterprise Server?
- What Is Open Enterprise Server?
- Chapter2.Installing OES for Linux
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- Getting Ready for OES Linux
- Installing OES Linux
- Upgrading SLES9 to OES Linux
- Common Post-Installation Tasks for OES Linux
- Chapter3.Working with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9
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- Logging in to Linux
- The Shell and the GUI
- Finding Your Way
- Getting Help
- Editing Text Files
- Chapter4.OES Linux Clients
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- The Traditional Novell Client
- Installing the Client Software
- Removing the Client Software
- Installing from a Web Server
- Upgrading the Novell Client
- The Client Login
- Configuring the Client
- NetIdentity
- Other Novell Clients
- Accessing OES Through Native Linux Methods
- Chapter5.OES Management Tools
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- Welcome Pages
- ConsoleOne
- iManager
- Novell Remote Manager
- iMonitor
- PartII.Open Enterprise Server Infrastructure
- Chapter6.SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Management
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- SLES Startup Procedures
- Interacting with Processes
- Introduction to Linux Kernel Management
- Managing SLES with YaST
- Updating OES Linux
- Monitoring SLES with Health Monitoring Services
- Troubleshooting
- Chapter7.Novell eDirectory Management
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- What Is eDirectory?
- eDirectory Architecture
- eDirectory Tree Design
- Managing eDirectory
- Using LDAP with eDirectory
- DNS and DHCP Services
- Chapter8.Users and Network Security
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- Overview of Users in OES Linux
- eDirectory User-Related Objects
- eDirectory Authentication
- eDirectory Authorization
- Provisioning Linux Users
- Chapter9.OES Clustering Services
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- Clustering Benefits
- Clustering Fundamentals
- Clustering Terminology
- Installing Novell Cluster Services
- Configuring Novell Cluster Services
- Always-Available File Access
- Always-Available Network Services
- Understanding Resource States
