Linux Network Administrator's Guide, 3rd Edition

Index

A note on the digital index

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Symbols

! (exclamation point), Obsolete Mail Formats, Configuration File Changes

" (quotation marks) (ssh), Using ssh

# (pound sign) (see pound sign)

$ command (sendmail), Testing Your Configuration

$# metasymbol, A Complete Rewrite Rule Example, A Complete Rewrite Rule Example

$* metasymbol, A Simple Rule Pattern Example, A Complete Rewrite Rule Example

$: metasymbol, A Complete Rewrite Rule Example

$= command (sendmail), Testing Your Configuration

$@ metasymbol, The Left Side, A Complete Rewrite Rule Example, A Complete Rewrite Rule Example

' (single quotation mark), VERSIONID

* (asterisk), Displaying the routing table, The CHAP Secrets File

+ (plus sign), Adding Hosts, Configuration File Changes

, (comma), What Is a Mail Message?

- (hyphen), Using chat to Automate Dialing, The CHAP Secrets File

- (minus sign), The stty Command, All About ifconfig

. (dot) (see dot)

16450 UART chip, Serial Hardware

16550 UART chip, Serial Hardware

-6 option (OpenSSH), OpenSSH

802.11 standard, History

802.11a standard, Ethernets

802.11b standard

client configuration, Client Configuration–Using the Linux Wireless Exension Tools

hardware and, Hardware, Chipsets

LANs and, Ethernets

laptops ...