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Chapter 15. Different Environments

 

Tell me and I might forget. Show me and I can remember. Involve me and I will understand.

  Confucius, 450 B.C.
Table of Contents
15.1. Related Documentation
15.2. Configuration Tools
15.2.1. NetEnv
15.2.2. System Configuration Profile Management - SCPM
15.2.3. ifplugd
15.2.4. divine
15.2.5. Mobile IP
15.2.6. DHCP/BootP
15.2.7. PPPD Options
15.2.8. /etc/init.d
15.2.9. PCMCIA - Schemes
15.2.10. Bootloaders
15.2.11. X-Windows
15.2.12. More Info
15.3. E-Mail
15.3.1. Introduction
15.3.2. Email with UUCP
15.3.3. MailSync
15.4. Data Transport Between Different Machines (Synchronization)
15.4.1. Useful Hardware
15.4.2. Useful Software
15.4.3. DataConversion: AddressBooks, BookMarks, Todo-Lists, LDAP, Webpages
15.5. Backup
15.6. Connections to Servers
15.7. Security in Different Environments
15.7.1. Introduction
15.7.2. Means of Security
15.8. Theft Protection
15.8.1. Means to Protect the Data
15.8.2. Means to Protect the Hardware
15.8.3. The Day After
15.8.4. Resources
15.9. Dealing with Down Times (Cron Jobs)
15.10. Mobile Printing
15.11. Noise Reduction
15.11.1. Console (Shell) and X11
15.11.2. PCMCIA
15.11.3. USB
15.11.4. Hotplug
15.11.5. Fan
15.11.6. Harddisk
15.11.7. Miscellaneous Applications
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