Each of the topics Cory mentioned in this recent email would be great topic for a meeting presentation: snmp, certs (in general), vpn, nis, nfs, ldap, and boot disks. Any volunteers?
In particular, I'd like to figure out how to setup a shared address book in Evolution. I think you have to setup an ldap server to do it. Once that is setup, can any user with sufficient priveleges view, add, delete, and change addresses? Ralph On 01/07/03 09pm, Cory Petkovsek wrote: > True. You could also use snmp. You can also use a console port via > serial, in fact you have to when you first set up a standard router. So > you could have an ssh-able machine that allows only root to access a > serial port, which is connected to the router console port. > > I'm ready for my network+. I recently got an a+. Next I'm looking at > either lpic or linux+. Not that I need the cert, but rather so I feel > confident that my linux knowledge is adequately broad and deep. For > instance I know a lot about freeswan/vpn and iptables firewalling, but > have never setup nis, nfs, ldap and still have difficulty making a > useable boot disk without a script, that actually has utilities on it > rather than just "cat /boot/vmlinuz >/dev/fd0". _______________________________________________ Eug-LUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.efn.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/eug-lug
