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Ubuntu 8.10 Server Guide

Ubuntu 8.10 Server Guide

Abstract

Welcome to the Ubuntu Server Guide! It contains information on how to install and configure various server applications on your Ubuntu system to fit your needs. It is a step-by-step, task-oriented guide for configuring and customizing your system.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
Support
2. Installation
Preparing to Install
Installing from CD
Upgrading
Advanced Installation
3. Package Management
Introduction
dpkg
Apt-Get
Aptitude
Automatic Updates
Configuration
4. Networking
Network Configuration
TCP/IP
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
Time Synchronisation with NTP
5. Remote Administration
OpenSSH Server
eBox
6. Network Authentication
OpenLDAP Server
Samba and LDAP
Kerberos
7. Domain Name Service (DNS)
Installation
Configuration
Troubleshooting
References
8. Security
User Management
Console Security
Firewall
AppArmor
Certificates
9. Web Servers
HTTPD – Apache2 Web Server
PHP5 – Scripting Language
Squid – Proxy Server
Ruby on Rails
Apache Tomcat
10. Databases
MySQL
PostgreSQL
11. Wiki Applications
Moin Moin
MediaWiki
12. File Servers
FTP Server
Network File System (NFS)
CUPS – Print Server
13. Email Services
Postfix
Exim4
Dovecot Server
Mailman
Mail Filtering
14. Version Control System
Bazaar
Subversion
CVS Server
References
15. Windows Networking
Introduction
Samba File Server
Samba Print Server
Securing a Samba File and Print Server
Samba as a Domain Controller
Samba Active Directory Integration
Likewise Open
16. Backups
Shell Scripts
Archive Rotation
Bacula
17. Virtualization
libvirt
JeOS and vmbuilder

List of Tables

2.1. Recommended Minimum Requirements
14.1. Access Methods

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How to setup Adito Web SSL VPN

It’s setup time.

*NOTE* Adito has been rename to OpenVPN-ALS. You can also check out my guide – How to install OpenVPN-ALS on Ubuntu Linux.

This article assumes you’ve already setup and install Adito. If you haven’t you might want to learn How to install Adito on Ubuntu Linux.

All items I will be talking about will be able to find in the “Management Console”. This is the Blue task bar on the left hand side of the web interface. I will also be assuming you will have logged in as super user.

How to install and use a web Remote Desktop

1.) Go to the “Management Console” and click on “Extension Manager”.

2.) In the “Extention Store” click on “Remote Access”

3.) Click the icon on the far right hand side for “ProperJavaRDP”. This will make Adito download/install the software.

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Canvas for OneNote

<a href="http://video.msn.com/?playlist=videoByUuids:uuids:4df5f112-f04a-490c-9d06-667126389298&#038;showPlaylist=true&#038;from=shared" target="_new" title="Demo Video">Video: Demo Video</a>

Canvas for OneNote allows you to navigate and edit notebooks in a new way by providing a high-level canvas-view of all your content. The prototype lets you zoom and pan around; view and organize content in new ways; add new pages right where you want them; and even locate pages in a timeline view.

Requirements: Windows Vista and OneNote 2007.Limitations: Last updated: 02/25/2009

Remember these are prototypes, and Microsoft wants to hear what you think of them!!

http://www.officelabs.com/projects/canvasforonenote/Pages/default.aspx

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