Chapter 30. Configuring and Managing ARPA/Berkeley Services
Chapter Syllabus
30.1 Introduction to Internet Services
30.2 Starting and Managing Internet Services
30.3 Using SAM to Manage Network Services
ARPA and Berkeley services are the most widely used network applications on HP-UX networks or any other modern UNIX platform. The ARPA services are commonly used on the Internet and are also available on operating systems other than UNIX. Berkeley services, on the other hand, are mostly available only on UNIX systems, with few exceptions. Collectively, ARPA and Berkeley services are also called Internet services. Applications based on these services are used for file transfer, remote login, routing, electronic mail, and other network-related activities. ...
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