Multitool Linux. Practical Uses for Open Source Software 

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• 1. Copyright

  Copyright Dedication

• 2. Preface

  Preface

• 3. You ve Been Hoodwinked

  You ve Been Hoodwinked

• 4. Why You Want This Book

  Why You Want This Book

• 5. How This Book Is Organized

  How This Book Is Organized

• 6. Why You Might Not Want This Book

  Why You Might Not Want This Book

• 7. Acknowledgments

  Acknowledgments

• 8. Chapter 1. Introduction

  Chapter 1. Introduction

• 9. Linux as a Tool

  Linux as a Tool

• 10. Defining Free

  Difficult-o-Meter: 1 (monkeys can do it) Defining Free

• 11. Get Comfortable with Source Code

  Difficult-o-Meter: 3 (moderate Linux skill required) Get Comfortable with Source Code

• 12. Requirements

  Difficult-o-Meter: 2 (light Linux skill required) Requirements

• 13. Chapter 2. Remote-Control Your Computer from Anywhere, Anytime, and Any Operating System, Even OS2

  Chapter 2. Remote-Control Your Computer from Anywhere Anytime and Any Operating System Even OS2 Difficult-o-Meter: 2 (light Linux skill required)

• 14. When X Doesn t Cut It

  What Is a Window Manager? When X Doesn t Cut It

• 15. X Basics

  X Basics

• 16. Enter VNC

  Enter VNC

• 17. Chapter 3. Run a Whole Network with One IP Address

  Chapter 3. Run a Whole Network with One IP Address Difficult-o-Meter: 5 (this is a tad bit of work)

• 18. Preamble

  Preamble

• 19. What the Heck Is IP Masquerading?

  What the Heck Is IP Masquerading?

• 20. NAT vs. IP Masquerade

  NAT vs. IP Masquerade

• 21. Stand-Alone Masqing Boxes

  Stand-Alone Masqing Boxes

• 22. The Modem-Connect IPMasq d Network

  The Modem-Connect IPMasq d Network

• 23. The Router-Connect IPMasq d Network

  The Router-Connect IPMasq d Network

• 24. Kernel Configuration

  Kernel Configuration

• 25. IPChains

  IPChains

• 26. Port Forwarding

  Port Forwarding

• 27. Rogue Spear Games

  Rogue Spear Games

• 28. Kernel 2.4 and IPMASQ

  Kernel 2.4 and IPMASQ

• 29. Hardware FirewallNAT Boxes

  Hardware FirewallNAT Boxes

• 30. Summary

  Summary

• 31. Chapter 4. Soup Cans and String: Last-Ditch Communications Methods

  Chapter 4. Soup Cans and String: Last-Ditch Communications Methods Difficult-o-Meter: 5 (as difficult as this book gets)

• 32. Problem 1: Parallel Line Internet Protocol (PLIP) Networking

  Problem 1: Parallel Line Internet Protocol (PLIP) Networking

• 33. Problem 2: Non-IP Dialup (getty)

  Problem 2: Non-IP Dialup (getty)

• 34. Conclusion

  Conclusion

• 35. Chapter 5. Samba: Talking to Windows Networks

  Chapter 5. Samba: Talking to Windows Networks Difficult-o-Meter: 4 (fairly high Linux knowledge required)

• 36. What Is SMB?

  What Is SMB?

• 37. Setting Up Samba as a Client

  Setting Up Samba as a Client

• 38. Discovering the Local Network

  Discovering the Local Network

• 39. Looking Up Machines with nmblookup

  Looking Up Machines with nmblookup

• 40. Listing Shares

  Listing Shares

• 41. Accessing Shares with smbclient

  Accessing Shares with smbclient

• 42. Accessing Shares with smbsh and smbfs

  Accessing Shares with smbsh and smbfs

• 43. Accessing Shared Printers with smbprint

  Accessing Shared Printers with smbprint

• 44. Graphical Clients

  Graphical Clients

• 45. Replacing Those Workstations

  Replacing Those Workstations

• 46. Let s Get Practical

  Let s Get Practical

• 47. The Other Side of the Coin: Samba as a Server

  The Other Side of the Coin: Samba as a Server

• 48. Summary

  Summary

• 49. References

  References

• 50. Chapter 6. Undernets

  Chapter 6. Undernets Difficult-o-Meter: 2 (light Linux skill required)

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