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Unix for Advanced Users
13. Networking
How computers talk to each other under Unix.
13.1. What
really
happens when I telnet to a remote host on my subnet?
13.1.1.
Is the remote hostname all I need to connect? (DNS)
13.1.2.
Is the remote IP number all I need to connect? (ARP)
13.1.3.
What is Ethernet?
13.1.4.
What is TCP/IP?
13.1.5.
What happens at the other end? (/etc/services, inetd, /etc/inetd.conf)
13.2. What if the host is on a different subnet?
13.2.1.
What's subnetting, subnet mask?
13.2.2.
How is the traffic routed? (RIP)
13.3. Networking commands:
13.3.1.
arp
13.3.2.
ifconfig
13.3.3.
route
13.3.4.
netstat
13.3.5.
nslookup
13.3.6.
ping
13.3.7.
(traceroute)
13.4.
What is NFS (Network File System)?
13.5.
Dang, the network has gone south!
13.5.1.
Check the plug!
13.5.2.
Check for network activity.
13.5.3.
Is the interface configured?
13.5.4.
Where can you ping?
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