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Preface Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 9
Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 9
Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 9
Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 9
Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 9
Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 9
Chapter 6 Chapter 9
Chapter 9
Preface FreeBSD Flagship: Recommendations for a different FreeBSD Flagship example Back to top Chapter 1 Static vs Dynamic: Debate between static assignment and dynamic assignment of IP numbers PostScript Printers: PostScript printers aren't the only option anymore, you know Dynamic DNS: Not enough discussion on the new Dynamic DNS solutions Acronyms, Acronyms: Too many unreferenced concepts are introduced too quickly Back to top Chapter 2 BIND 4 Obsolete: Should emphasize BIND 8 syntax DNS Glossed Over: The discussion of DNS is not detailed enough CIDR Missing: Gloss over of IP allocation problems on today's Internet DHCP Saves IP Numbers!: Debate on what the point of running DHCP is Back to top Chapter 3 Don't discuss installation of old FreeBSD: Discussion of older versions not relevant Booting the FreeBSD installer: Booting from CD is better Low-level disk formatting: This is not recommended Drop the bad144 discussion: Talking about an obsolete item is not good Back to top Chapter 4 Xhost security: Comment that "xhost +" is insecure Root password recovery complicated: There are simpler ways to replace a lost root password This chapter should be 2 chapters: Chapter a mix of Intro to UNIX and BSD administration UNIX/Windows password interoperability: Discuss how to share passwords between UNIX systems and Windows systems Different awk script: There's a better way than you did Back to top Chapter 5 Cisco cheerleading: Lots of time spent discussing Cisco routers Simple access lists: Examples are simplistic and should take advantage of constructs like naming IP addressing terminology: Should not be using outdated terminology Wrong IP address range: Use the provided range for example numbers, not random ones Back to top Chapter 6 FrontPage Extensions explanation: Go more in-depth on explaining and installing FrontPage Back to top Chapter 7--None Back to top Chapter 8--None Back to top Chapter 9 Updating Sendmail: There's a better way Return Receipt Requested (RRQ): Not happy with this discussion Case insensitivity: Recommendation to shorten the discussion on case insensitivity 8-character limit: Usernames can be longer than 8 characters POP3 encryption: POP2 passwords can be encrypted Don't touch /var/mail/userbox: Caution against unsafe editing of a user's mailbox Use example.org: Don't use foo.com and other fake domain names for explanations Back to top Chapter 10--None Back to top Site hostingSite design and maintenance Internet Partners Inc. info@ipinc.net Web-Strider Enterprises jeanm@web-strider.com © Copyright 2000-2003 Ted Mittelstaedt. All rights reserved.
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Chapter 1 Static vs Dynamic: Debate between static assignment and dynamic assignment of IP numbers PostScript Printers: PostScript printers aren't the only option anymore, you know Dynamic DNS: Not enough discussion on the new Dynamic DNS solutions Acronyms, Acronyms: Too many unreferenced concepts are introduced too quickly Back to top Chapter 2 BIND 4 Obsolete: Should emphasize BIND 8 syntax DNS Glossed Over: The discussion of DNS is not detailed enough CIDR Missing: Gloss over of IP allocation problems on today's Internet DHCP Saves IP Numbers!: Debate on what the point of running DHCP is Back to top Chapter 3 Don't discuss installation of old FreeBSD: Discussion of older versions not relevant Booting the FreeBSD installer: Booting from CD is better Low-level disk formatting: This is not recommended Drop the bad144 discussion: Talking about an obsolete item is not good Back to top Chapter 4 Xhost security: Comment that "xhost +" is insecure Root password recovery complicated: There are simpler ways to replace a lost root password This chapter should be 2 chapters: Chapter a mix of Intro to UNIX and BSD administration UNIX/Windows password interoperability: Discuss how to share passwords between UNIX systems and Windows systems Different awk script: There's a better way than you did Back to top Chapter 5 Cisco cheerleading: Lots of time spent discussing Cisco routers Simple access lists: Examples are simplistic and should take advantage of constructs like naming IP addressing terminology: Should not be using outdated terminology Wrong IP address range: Use the provided range for example numbers, not random ones Back to top Chapter 6 FrontPage Extensions explanation: Go more in-depth on explaining and installing FrontPage Back to top Chapter 7--None Back to top Chapter 8--None Back to top Chapter 9 Updating Sendmail: There's a better way Return Receipt Requested (RRQ): Not happy with this discussion Case insensitivity: Recommendation to shorten the discussion on case insensitivity 8-character limit: Usernames can be longer than 8 characters POP3 encryption: POP2 passwords can be encrypted Don't touch /var/mail/userbox: Caution against unsafe editing of a user's mailbox Use example.org: Don't use foo.com and other fake domain names for explanations Back to top Chapter 10--None Back to top Site hostingSite design and maintenance Internet Partners Inc. info@ipinc.net Web-Strider Enterprises jeanm@web-strider.com © Copyright 2000-2003 Ted Mittelstaedt. All rights reserved.
Chapter 2 BIND 4 Obsolete: Should emphasize BIND 8 syntax DNS Glossed Over: The discussion of DNS is not detailed enough CIDR Missing: Gloss over of IP allocation problems on today's Internet DHCP Saves IP Numbers!: Debate on what the point of running DHCP is Back to top Chapter 3 Don't discuss installation of old FreeBSD: Discussion of older versions not relevant Booting the FreeBSD installer: Booting from CD is better Low-level disk formatting: This is not recommended Drop the bad144 discussion: Talking about an obsolete item is not good Back to top Chapter 4 Xhost security: Comment that "xhost +" is insecure Root password recovery complicated: There are simpler ways to replace a lost root password This chapter should be 2 chapters: Chapter a mix of Intro to UNIX and BSD administration UNIX/Windows password interoperability: Discuss how to share passwords between UNIX systems and Windows systems Different awk script: There's a better way than you did Back to top Chapter 5 Cisco cheerleading: Lots of time spent discussing Cisco routers Simple access lists: Examples are simplistic and should take advantage of constructs like naming IP addressing terminology: Should not be using outdated terminology Wrong IP address range: Use the provided range for example numbers, not random ones Back to top Chapter 6 FrontPage Extensions explanation: Go more in-depth on explaining and installing FrontPage Back to top Chapter 7--None Back to top Chapter 8--None Back to top Chapter 9 Updating Sendmail: There's a better way Return Receipt Requested (RRQ): Not happy with this discussion Case insensitivity: Recommendation to shorten the discussion on case insensitivity 8-character limit: Usernames can be longer than 8 characters POP3 encryption: POP2 passwords can be encrypted Don't touch /var/mail/userbox: Caution against unsafe editing of a user's mailbox Use example.org: Don't use foo.com and other fake domain names for explanations Back to top Chapter 10--None Back to top Site hostingSite design and maintenance Internet Partners Inc. info@ipinc.net Web-Strider Enterprises jeanm@web-strider.com © Copyright 2000-2003 Ted Mittelstaedt. All rights reserved.
Chapter 3 Don't discuss installation of old FreeBSD: Discussion of older versions not relevant Booting the FreeBSD installer: Booting from CD is better Low-level disk formatting: This is not recommended Drop the bad144 discussion: Talking about an obsolete item is not good Back to top Chapter 4 Xhost security: Comment that "xhost +" is insecure Root password recovery complicated: There are simpler ways to replace a lost root password This chapter should be 2 chapters: Chapter a mix of Intro to UNIX and BSD administration UNIX/Windows password interoperability: Discuss how to share passwords between UNIX systems and Windows systems Different awk script: There's a better way than you did Back to top Chapter 5 Cisco cheerleading: Lots of time spent discussing Cisco routers Simple access lists: Examples are simplistic and should take advantage of constructs like naming IP addressing terminology: Should not be using outdated terminology Wrong IP address range: Use the provided range for example numbers, not random ones Back to top Chapter 6 FrontPage Extensions explanation: Go more in-depth on explaining and installing FrontPage Back to top Chapter 7--None Back to top Chapter 8--None Back to top Chapter 9 Updating Sendmail: There's a better way Return Receipt Requested (RRQ): Not happy with this discussion Case insensitivity: Recommendation to shorten the discussion on case insensitivity 8-character limit: Usernames can be longer than 8 characters POP3 encryption: POP2 passwords can be encrypted Don't touch /var/mail/userbox: Caution against unsafe editing of a user's mailbox Use example.org: Don't use foo.com and other fake domain names for explanations Back to top Chapter 10--None Back to top Site hostingSite design and maintenance Internet Partners Inc. info@ipinc.net Web-Strider Enterprises jeanm@web-strider.com © Copyright 2000-2003 Ted Mittelstaedt. All rights reserved.
Chapter 4 Xhost security: Comment that "xhost +" is insecure Root password recovery complicated: There are simpler ways to replace a lost root password This chapter should be 2 chapters: Chapter a mix of Intro to UNIX and BSD administration UNIX/Windows password interoperability: Discuss how to share passwords between UNIX systems and Windows systems Different awk script: There's a better way than you did Back to top Chapter 5 Cisco cheerleading: Lots of time spent discussing Cisco routers Simple access lists: Examples are simplistic and should take advantage of constructs like naming IP addressing terminology: Should not be using outdated terminology Wrong IP address range: Use the provided range for example numbers, not random ones Back to top Chapter 6 FrontPage Extensions explanation: Go more in-depth on explaining and installing FrontPage Back to top Chapter 7--None Back to top Chapter 8--None Back to top Chapter 9 Updating Sendmail: There's a better way Return Receipt Requested (RRQ): Not happy with this discussion Case insensitivity: Recommendation to shorten the discussion on case insensitivity 8-character limit: Usernames can be longer than 8 characters POP3 encryption: POP2 passwords can be encrypted Don't touch /var/mail/userbox: Caution against unsafe editing of a user's mailbox Use example.org: Don't use foo.com and other fake domain names for explanations Back to top Chapter 10--None Back to top Site hostingSite design and maintenance Internet Partners Inc. info@ipinc.net Web-Strider Enterprises jeanm@web-strider.com © Copyright 2000-2003 Ted Mittelstaedt. All rights reserved.
Chapter 5 Cisco cheerleading: Lots of time spent discussing Cisco routers Simple access lists: Examples are simplistic and should take advantage of constructs like naming IP addressing terminology: Should not be using outdated terminology Wrong IP address range: Use the provided range for example numbers, not random ones Back to top Chapter 6 FrontPage Extensions explanation: Go more in-depth on explaining and installing FrontPage Back to top Chapter 7--None Back to top Chapter 8--None Back to top Chapter 9 Updating Sendmail: There's a better way Return Receipt Requested (RRQ): Not happy with this discussion Case insensitivity: Recommendation to shorten the discussion on case insensitivity 8-character limit: Usernames can be longer than 8 characters POP3 encryption: POP2 passwords can be encrypted Don't touch /var/mail/userbox: Caution against unsafe editing of a user's mailbox Use example.org: Don't use foo.com and other fake domain names for explanations Back to top Chapter 10--None Back to top Site hostingSite design and maintenance Internet Partners Inc. info@ipinc.net Web-Strider Enterprises jeanm@web-strider.com © Copyright 2000-2003 Ted Mittelstaedt. All rights reserved.
Chapter 6 FrontPage Extensions explanation: Go more in-depth on explaining and installing FrontPage Back to top Chapter 7--None Back to top Chapter 8--None Back to top Chapter 9 Updating Sendmail: There's a better way Return Receipt Requested (RRQ): Not happy with this discussion Case insensitivity: Recommendation to shorten the discussion on case insensitivity 8-character limit: Usernames can be longer than 8 characters POP3 encryption: POP2 passwords can be encrypted Don't touch /var/mail/userbox: Caution against unsafe editing of a user's mailbox Use example.org: Don't use foo.com and other fake domain names for explanations Back to top Chapter 10--None Back to top Site hostingSite design and maintenance Internet Partners Inc. info@ipinc.net Web-Strider Enterprises jeanm@web-strider.com © Copyright 2000-2003 Ted Mittelstaedt. All rights reserved.
Chapter 7--None Back to top Chapter 8--None Back to top Chapter 9 Updating Sendmail: There's a better way Return Receipt Requested (RRQ): Not happy with this discussion Case insensitivity: Recommendation to shorten the discussion on case insensitivity 8-character limit: Usernames can be longer than 8 characters POP3 encryption: POP2 passwords can be encrypted Don't touch /var/mail/userbox: Caution against unsafe editing of a user's mailbox Use example.org: Don't use foo.com and other fake domain names for explanations Back to top Chapter 10--None Back to top Site hostingSite design and maintenance Internet Partners Inc. info@ipinc.net Web-Strider Enterprises jeanm@web-strider.com © Copyright 2000-2003 Ted Mittelstaedt. All rights reserved.
Chapter 8--None Back to top Chapter 9 Updating Sendmail: There's a better way Return Receipt Requested (RRQ): Not happy with this discussion Case insensitivity: Recommendation to shorten the discussion on case insensitivity 8-character limit: Usernames can be longer than 8 characters POP3 encryption: POP2 passwords can be encrypted Don't touch /var/mail/userbox: Caution against unsafe editing of a user's mailbox Use example.org: Don't use foo.com and other fake domain names for explanations Back to top Chapter 10--None Back to top Site hostingSite design and maintenance Internet Partners Inc. info@ipinc.net Web-Strider Enterprises jeanm@web-strider.com © Copyright 2000-2003 Ted Mittelstaedt. All rights reserved.
Chapter 9 Updating Sendmail: There's a better way Return Receipt Requested (RRQ): Not happy with this discussion Case insensitivity: Recommendation to shorten the discussion on case insensitivity 8-character limit: Usernames can be longer than 8 characters POP3 encryption: POP2 passwords can be encrypted Don't touch /var/mail/userbox: Caution against unsafe editing of a user's mailbox Use example.org: Don't use foo.com and other fake domain names for explanations Back to top Chapter 10--None Back to top Site hostingSite design and maintenance Internet Partners Inc. info@ipinc.net Web-Strider Enterprises jeanm@web-strider.com © Copyright 2000-2003 Ted Mittelstaedt. All rights reserved.
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