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BSD software 707–719

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BSD vs. SysV 703–704

connection methods 705–706

debugging 739

default printer 707, 713, 721

filters (BSD) 716–717, 738

FreeBSD 734

HP-UX 731–732

interface programs 722–723, 726–727

LPRng 735–739

network printers 706, 728

philosophy 741–743

Red Hat 732–734

remote printers 715–716, 728

removing jobs 710, 725

security 742

Solaris 729–731

spool directory 713–714, 720

SysV examples 723

SysV software 719–728

to files and programs 719

toner cartridges 742

wedged printing system 711, 727–728

printtool 708

priority 47, 52–53

privacy 789–790

private IP addresses 279–281, 456

privileged ports 271, 663, 675

probe-scsi 139

process groups 47

processes

components 45–47

control terminal 47

monitoring 53–57

ownership 38–39, 46–47

PPIDs 46

priority 47, 52–53

process groups 47

runaway 57–59

sending signals to 51

spontaneous 14–15

states 51–52

zombie 54, 823

procinfo 765

procmail 540, 587, 809

procurement 811–812

.profile file 88

.project file 833

promiscuous mode 636

protocol stack 266–267

protocols file 514, 824

proxy servers 695

prtconf 229

ps 53–56, 659, 759

psbanner 738

pseudo-devices 242

pstat 761–762, 766

PTR records 442–443

PTYs (pseudo-terminals) 242

public key cryptography 464, 673

pump 324–325

purchasing 811–812

pvcreate 144

pvdisplay 146

pwd_mkdb 81

Q

queuemh 555, 796

QUIT signal 50–51

quotas 89, 490

R

racks 752–753

RAID 132, 756

ram 765

RAM disks 765

RARP protocol 287, 835

rarpd 835

rc scripts see startup scripts

rc.conf file 32, 330, 332–333

rc.config.d directory 28–29

rc.d directory 30

rc.local script (Red Hat) 30

rc.log file 29

rcmd 832

rcp 660, 672, 832

RCS 808

rdist 515–517

rdump see dump

read bit 69–75

RealNames 401

Realtime Blackhole List 590, 601–602

reboot 35

rebooting 33–36

recommended vendors 390–391

recycling UIDs 79

Reed, Darren 333

regular files 66

reject 725–726

relative paths 68

relay-domains file 597

rem_drv 254

remote file 104, 114–115, 577

remote printers 715–716

removing a user see logins

renice 52–53, 767

replicated filesystems 508

req 796

reset 112

resolv.conf file 304–306, 411–414

resolver (DNS) 304–305, 407, 411–414

restore 180–184

return air plenums 376, 388

rexd 661, 832

rexecd 661, 832

RFC documents 263–265

.rhosts file 516, 660, 673, 831

Rickert, Neil 563

Riggle, David 394

RIP protocol 347, 349–352, 358–360, 367–368

RIPE 279

RIPs (raster image processors) 704

RJ-11 connector 113

RJ-45 connector 99–101

rlogin 660, 672

rlogind 516, 660, 831

rlpdaemon 828

rlpr 740

rm 66, 68

rmail 538

rmmod 255

RMON MIB 642

rmuser 92

rndc 415, 427–428, 457, 473–475

root login 39–43

accessing 40–43

operations restricted to 39

security 657–658

subdividing 41–43

root partition 64, 131

alternate 240

device 240

root password 39–40

rotating log files 205–206

rotz 211

Rouillard, John 558

round robin (DNS) 409

route 284, 302–303, 323, 331, 340

route file 283

routed 309, 351–352, 367–368, 832

Router Discovery Protocol 351

routing 283–285, 342–371

autonomous systems 348

BGP 347, 368

Cisco routers 368–370

daemons 351–367

debugging 629–631, 634–635

default route 283–284, 302, 304, 316, 339, 344, 352, 367, 635

for PPP 294

ICMP redirects 285, 295, 313, 320, 326, 333, 363

IGRP/EIGRP 347, 350

IS-IS 347, 351

loopback 343

OSPF 347, 350–351, 360–362

packet forwarding 295, 302–304, 313, 320, 326, 333

RIP 347, 349–352, 358–360, 367–368

route tracing 628–631

Router Discovery Protocol 351

routers 368–370, 377, 379–380

static routes 284, 302–303, 363–364

strategy 367–368

tables 283, 634–635

unreachable networks 302, 631

vendor specifics 366–367

Rowland, Craig 222

rpc file 514, 825

RPC protocol 826–827

rpc.mountd 493, 829

rpc.nfsd 828

rpc.nisd 830

rpcbind 492–493, 824–827

rpm 808

rquotad 490

RRDtool 648

rrestore 180–184

RS-232 93–96, 102

see also serial cables

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