February 2003
Intermediate to advanced
1440 pages
30h 42m
English
Setting up a network is an intensive planning exercise for both network and system administrators. No two networking environments are alike. There is typically a lot of networking electronics to which your system is connected. There are many useful commands related to testing connectivity to other systems and networking configuration. Should you encounter a problem, you want to have an understanding of some networking commands that can be lifesavers. In addition, you can encounter some tricky aspects to networking setup if you have some networking hardware that your UNIX systems must interface to, such as routers, gateways, bridges, and so on. I give an example of one such case: connecting a UNIX system to a ...
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