SUMMARY:   SuSE Linux 10 Network Administration shows delegates how to install basic network services and configure DNS, DHCP, NFS, Apache web server, and other servers. AUDIENCE:   This course is designed for any practicing SuSE Linux administrators who are interested in configuring and managing network services. PREREQUISITES:   Delegates should be practicing SuSE Linux administrators. DURATION:   5 Days. APPROACH:   This course is presented as a series of short tutorials with extensive practical experiences OBJECTIVES:   At the end of this course, delegates will be able to: • Describe the basic architecture of TCP/IP • Explain SuSE network services • Configure the Network Interface and Web Connectivity • Appreciate Login Services • Configure telnet and ftp • Configure SSH • Control Berkeley 'r' commands • Appreciate the need for name services • Configure DNS, NIS and DHCP • Build LDAP services • Understand File Sharing • Configure NFS services • Configure Samba • Understand the need for e-mail services • Configure sendmail • Configure PostFix • Configure the Apache httpd Web Server COURSE CONTENT:   I CONFIGURING THE NETWORK Networking fundamentals Manage network interfaces Manage routing Configure the network with NetworkManager and command line tools Provide secure remote access with OpenSSH Enable remote administration with YaST     II CONFIGURE NETWORK SERVICES Manage xinetd Enable ftp Configure xntp   III DNS DNS principles Background and history of BIND Installing and configuring the BIND software Configuring clients and servers Access, logging and security Troubleshooting   IV DHCP DHCP principles DHCP implementation DHCP clients and Servers DHCP relay server Troubleshooting DHCP   V OpenLDAP LDAP principles What is OpenLDAP? Installing an OpenLDAP server Adding, querying and deleting information Authentication Replication   VI CONFIGURE THE NETWORK FILE SYSTEM (NFS) Configure NFS on the client and the server   VII MAIL SERVERS Mail Server Principles Sendmail vs Postfix postfix architecture Managing postfix Configuring postfix Spam and virus control   VIII OpenSLP What is OpenSLP SLP Agents Configuring SLP   IX APACHE WEB SERVER Apache fundamentals Installing apache Apache services Configuring Apache for virtual hosts …..   X SAMBA Build a Samba server Configure a file server Configure a print server Configure user authentication   XI NETWORK MONITORING Network monitoring principles Benefit from Nagios, Ethereal and tcpdump Manage network devices   XII SECURITY CONCEPT Linux security model General principles of host and network security     XIII HOST SECURITY Securing physical access Filesystem security Security updates Documentation             XIV CRYPTOGRAPHY Principles of cryptography Use YaST to create CA and certificates GPG   XV NETWORK SECURITY Principles of network security TCP Wrappers Managing SSL   XVI FIREWALLS Firewall principles Firewall components Firewall architectures Packet filters, iptables and NAT Configure gateways including Squid, Dante   XVII VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORKS VPN principles IPSec connectivity and traffic   XVIII INTRUSION DETECTION and RESPONSE What are Instrusions Current status of intrusions Log Files Intrusion detection and response   GJH/07