COURSE DESCRIPTION
This hands-on course (one station for each student) provides the knowledge and skills necessary to:
Integrate LINUX servers into Microsoft WINDOWS environments for file and print services.
Set-up and configure a Linux DNS server, mail services and Proxy Services

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
Linux and Windows Integration: SAMBA
Installing and configuring a LINUX DNS server, SMTP and POP Server, Proxy Server
Linux and Security: SSH

SEMINAR PREREQUISITES:
The 3-days hands-on LINUX course

• Windows networking
• CIFS overview
• Obtaining the latest source
• Compiling and installing Samba
• smbd deamon: access SMB shares and print to SMB-based print servers
• nmbd daemon: netbios name server requests, WINS
• Samba utilities: smbclient, smbstatus, smbmount, ...
• Samba configuration:
  • smb.conf file layout
  • security levels and passwords
  • file sharing
  • printers
• GUI administration tools
• logon scripts, home directories, disk quotas
• Netbios Name Servers
• Browsing across subnets
• Backing up a remote PC's hard disk
• Samba's future

• Mail routing
• SMTP
• POP
• Basic sendmail configuration for a simple mail hub

• General principles
• The Domain Name Space
• Name servers and zones
• DNS database files
• DNS records
• DNS and electronic mail
• verifying the name server setup

• tcp_wrappers and /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny
• inetd superdaemon
• inetd.conf
• configuring and using process accounting
• SSH
• Proxy Service SQUID