Installing and Administering Internet Services: HP 9000 Networking

Chapter 2 Installing and Configuring Internet Services

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Installing the Internet Services Software

Configuring the Name Service Switch

Default Configuration
Troubleshooting the Name Service Switch

Configuring Internet Addresses

To Choose a Name Service
To Edit the /etc/hosts File
To Configure Routes
To Change a Host's IP Address

Configuring the Internet Daemon, inetd

To Edit the /etc/inetd.conf File
To Edit the /var/adm/inetd.sec File

Configuring Logging for the Internet Services

To Configure syslogd
To Maintain System Log Files
To Configure inetd Connection Logging
To Configure ftpd Session Logging

Configuring ftp

Configuring Anonymous ftp Access

To Add User ftp to /etc/passwd
To Create the Anonymous ftp Directory

Configuring ftp with /etc/ftpd/ftpaccess

Enabling/Disabling the ftpaccess File

Configuring Logging for ftp

Logging ftp Sessions
Logging ftp File Transfers

Installing sendmail

Installing sendmail on a Standalone System
Installing sendmail on a Mail Server
Installing sendmail on a Mail Client
Verifying Your sendmail Installation

Troubleshooting sendmail

Keeping the Aliases Database Up to Date
Verifying Address Resolution and Aliasing
Verifying Message Delivery
Contacting the sendmail Daemon to Verify Connectivity
Setting Your Domain Name
Attempting to Start Multiple sendmail Daemons
Configuring and Reading the sendmail Log
Printing and Reading the Mail Queue

This chapter describes how to install the Internet Services and configure them for your system. It contains the following sections:




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