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10. Linux Firewalls, by Michael Rash. To build a secure Linux system,
you must read this book. There are quiet few books out there for
iptables. But, this one talks specifically about the fundamentals of
how to configure an Intrusion Detection System using iptables, psad
and fwsnort. If you want a comprehensive handy reference of all the
things iptables can do with specific examples, Linux Iptables Pocket
Reference, by Gregor N. Purdy is the best.
11. Linux Administration Handbook, by Evi Nemeth, Garth Snyder and
Trent R. Hein. During my early days of system administration, I ve
referred this book frequently. This is pretty detailed book with close
to 1000 pages and 30 chapters that are nicely grouped together in
three high level sections Basic Administration, Networking and
Bunch O Stuff.
12. Beginning Ubuntu Linux, by Keir Thomas and Jaime Sicam. For
those who like to transition from Windows to Linux, install Ubuntu
Linux on one of your old laptop or desktop and get this book. I
strongly believe in spreading the news about Linux to those who don t
use it. If you want any of your loved ones or friends to learn Linux,
install Ubuntu on an old laptop and give this book as a gift to them.
They ll definitely be very thankful to you.
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reading. Check out Best Of The Blog section for more articles.
o Turbocharge PuTTY with 12 Powerful Add-Ons
o Nagios - Enterprise Monitoring Solution
o Nagios Jumpstart Guide
o Monitor Window Server
o Monitor Linux Server
o Monitor Network Switch
o Monitor VPN Device
o Perform SSH and SCP without entering password:
o From openSSH to openSSH
o From openSSH to SSH2
o From SSH2 to SSH2
o Vi / Vim Tips and Tricks
o Vim Macro Tutorial: How To Record and Play
o How To Use Vim as Perl IDE and C/C++ IDE
o Automatic Word Completion in Vim
o 3 Steps to Add Custom Header to a File Using Vim
o The Ultimate Guide for Creating Strong Passwords
o Firefox Add-On: Hire 7 Personal Bodyguards to Browse Internet
Securely
o Tripwire Tutorial: Linux Host Based Intrusion Detection System
o Midnight Commander (mc) Guide: Powerful Text based File Manager
for Unix
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10. Linux Firewalls, by Michael Rash. To build a secure Linux system,
you must read this book. There are quiet few books out there for
iptables. But, this one talks specifically about the fundamentals of
how to configure an Intrusion Detection System using iptables, psad
and fwsnort. If you want a comprehensive handy reference of all the
things iptables can do with specific examples, Linux Iptables Pocket
Reference, by Gregor N. Purdy is the best.
11. Linux Administration Handbook, by Evi Nemeth, Garth Snyder and
Trent R. Hein. During my early days of system administration, I ve
referred this book frequently. This is pretty detailed book with close
to 1000 pages and 30 chapters that are nicely grouped together in
three high level sections Basic Administration, Networking and
Bunch O Stuff.
12. Beginning Ubuntu Linux, by Keir Thomas and Jaime Sicam. For
those who like to transition from Windows to Linux, install Ubuntu
Linux on one of your old laptop or desktop and get this book. I
strongly believe in spreading the news about Linux to those who don t
use it. If you want any of your loved ones or friends to learn Linux,
install Ubuntu on an old laptop and give this book as a gift to them.
They ll definitely be very thankful to you.
138
Linux 101 Hacks www.thegeekstuff.com
Extended Reading
Following are few articles from The Geek Stuff blog for your extended
reading. Check out Best Of The Blog section for more articles.
o Turbocharge PuTTY with 12 Powerful Add-Ons
o Nagios - Enterprise Monitoring Solution
o Nagios Jumpstart Guide
o Monitor Window Server
o Monitor Linux Server
o Monitor Network Switch
o Monitor VPN Device
o Perform SSH and SCP without entering password:
o From openSSH to openSSH
o From openSSH to SSH2
o From SSH2 to SSH2
o Vi / Vim Tips and Tricks
o Vim Macro Tutorial: How To Record and Play
o How To Use Vim as Perl IDE and C/C++ IDE
o Automatic Word Completion in Vim
o 3 Steps to Add Custom Header to a File Using Vim
o The Ultimate Guide for Creating Strong Passwords
o Firefox Add-On: Hire 7 Personal Bodyguards to Browse Internet
Securely
o Tripwire Tutorial: Linux Host Based Intrusion Detection System
o Midnight Commander (mc) Guide: Powerful Text based File Manager
for Unix
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Your Feedback and Support
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sincerely appreciate all the support given by the regular readers of my blog.
Without your tremendous support, it would ve been difficult to find the
motivation to write this eBook.
Subscribe to TGS
To get Linux Tips, HowTos, Guides and Tutorials on an on-going basis, please
subscribe to The Geek Stuff blog. If you subscribe, you will get new articles
posted on TGS website directly to your inbox or to your RSS reader.
Contact TGS
Please use this contact form to send me your feedback, question, or
clarification on any of the 101 hacks mentioned in this eBook.
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