July 2002
Beginner
528 pages
12h 5m
English

It’s hard to imagine a computer, Unix or otherwise, that isn’t directly connected to the Internet. Whether via a direct LAN connection in an office, a high-speed home connection through a digital subscriber line (DSL) or cable modem, or, perhaps a modem/router combination to power your network, if you’re administering a Unix system, you need to know how to get it on–and keep it on–the Internet. Even if you’re still stuck with a modem.
That’s what the next few hours are all about. Starting with this first hour that explores how to hook a Unix system into an existing hard-coded IP or DHCP network, we’ll extend ...
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