| CHAPTER 11 | TCP/IP for System Administrators |
Network awareness has been a key feature of UNIX since its inception. A UNIX system that is not connected to a network is like a race car without a race track. Linux inherits that legacy and keeps it going.
To be a system administrator today, you must have a reasonably strong understanding of the network and the protocols used to communicate over the system network. After all, if your server is (or ...
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