Chapter 6. Network Configuration
We have a simple challenge before us. Although configuring the network is an easy task, it does require some organization and forethought. A number of configuration files and variables are available to work with. We also have to consider that different distributions configure the network differently. This chapter deals with various aspects of network configuration specifically aimed at TCP/IP.
Linux utilizes TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) to enable networking support. The Internet, as well as many corporate local area networks, uses TCP/IP as the networking protocol. Linux is very well-suited for networking. You can set up a small network in your home with just two computers, a couple of ...
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