Linux for network engineers. Vandenbrink R.

The Linux operating system continues to gain popularity, and more and more network services are unfolding on its basis for considerations of value and flexibility. The book will give an exhaustive idea of ​​how the work with the network in Linux works. In the beginning, the main distributions are described and it is told how to choose the right and set the simplest network configuration. Then we are talking about diagnosis, firewall and the use of Linux as a node for network services. Finally, working with examples of assemblies, you will master various options for protection against common types of attacks. Having mastered the last chapters, you will take a step closer to building a reliable frame for the center of data processing that operates completely under the control of Linux.

You can not only confidently configure the system, but also use proven methodologies for future deployment.