List of Tables

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Introduction

Table 1: Red Hat Courses

Chapter 1: RHCE Prerequisites

Table 1-1: Basic Filesystem Hierarchy Standard Directories

Table 1-2: Media Devices

Table 1-3: Important fdisk Options

Table 1-4: Wildcards in the Shell

Table 1-5: Linux Print Commands

Table 1-6: Description of File Permissions

Table 1-7: IP Address Classes

Table 1-8: Red Hat Hardware Compatibility Categories

Chapter 2: Installation

Table 2-1: Example Partition Configuration for a Linux File Server

Table 2-2: Default Package Groups

Table 2-3: Result When You Partition Automatically

Table 2-4: Custom Installation as a Workstation (No Other OS), 1.2 GHz Pentium, 20GB Single Disk, 256MB of Memory

Table 2-5: Custom Installation as a Server, 2 GHz Pentium, 10GB Single Disk, 256MB Memory

Table 2-6: Custom Installation as a Server (No Other OS), 2.4 GHz Pentium II, 25GB Single Disk, 512MB Memory

Chapter 3: After Installation

Table 3-1: Installation Virtual Consoles

Table 3-2: The /tmp Directory Contains Configuration Files During the Installation Process

Table 3-3: GRUB Editing Commands

Table 3-4: Commands in raidtab

Chapter 4: Basic Configuration and Administration

Table 4-1: The Anatomy of /etc/passwd

Table 4-2: The Anatomy of /etc/group

Table 4-3: useradd Command Options

Table 4-4: The Anatomy of /etc/shadow

Table 4-5: Default Home Directory Files from /etc/skel

Table 4-6: Linux Standard Filesystem Type

Table 4-7: Journaling Filesystems

Table 4-8: Description of /etc/fstab by Column from Left to Right

Table 4-9: /etc/fstab Mount Options

Table 4-10: rpm --verify Codes

Table 4-11: Information from the rpm -qi packagename Command

Table 4-12: Build Directories from RPM Sources

Table 4-13: Build Directories for Source RPM Files

Table 4-14: /etc/sysconfig/network Variables

Table 4-15: /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts Files

Table 4-16: Other Network Configuration Commands

Table 4-17: ifconfig Switches

Table 4-18: The netstat Flag Indicates the Route

Table 4-19: Red Hat Runlevels

Table 4-20: Key Non-network /etc/sysconfig Files

Chapter 5: Kernel, cron, and User Administration

Table 5-1: Available Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 Kernels (and Related Packages)

Table 5-2: mkbootdisk Command Switches

Table 5-3: Kernel Source RPMs

Table Scenario: mp; Solution

Table 5-4: Entries in a crontab Command Line

Table 5-5: Examples of the at Command

Chapter 6: X Window System

Table 6-1: Common X Client Command Line Options

Table 6-2: X Client Geometrical Positioning

Table 6-3: Limiting Access to Your Local X Server

Table Table: Scenario and Solution

Chapter 7: Linux Sharing Services

Table 7-1: Standard FTP Client Commands

Table 7-2: Some vsFTP Server Configuration Commands

Table 7-3: Mail Server Components

Table 7-4: Mail Server Package Group RPMs

Chapter 8: Linux Network Services

Table 8-1: Various smbpasswd Commands

Table 8-2: CUPS Configuration Files

Chapter 9: Network Management

Table 9-1: DNS Server Configuration Files

Table 9-2: NFS Tool General Options

Table 9-3: NFS Tool User Access Options

Chapter 10: Systems Administration and Security

Table 10-1: Some /etc/ldap.conf Parameters

Table 10-2: Key NIS Configuration Files and Commands

Table 10-3: PAM Control Flags

Table 10-4: Switches for the pam_listfile.so Module

Table 10-5: Standard Red Hat Log Files

Table 10-6: Typical TCP/IP Port Numbers

Table 10-7: Standard Parameters for xinetd Configuration Files

Table 10-8: Sample Commands in /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny

Table 10-9: tcp_wrappers Operators

Table Table: Scenario and Solution

Chapter 11: Operational Administration Recovery and Security

Table Table: Scenario and Solution

Glossary

Table G-1: Red Hat Configuration Tools

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