 The first part of this book deals with getting Nagios up and running with a simple configuration, but one that is sufficient for many uses, as quickly as possible. This is why Chapters 1 through 3 do not have detailed descriptions and treatments of all options and features. These are examined in the second part of the book.
Chapter 4 looks at the details of service and host checks, and in particular introduces their dependency on network topologies.
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 Because IPv6 is a replacement for the Internet layer of the widely used TCP/IP protocol suite, there were no convenient sublayers with which to organize the material. Instead, I have ordered the chapters so that they build upon each other in a logical fashion. For example, it is difficult to understand Neighbor Discovery processes without first understanding IPv6 addressing, the IPv6 header, and ICMPv6, and almost impossible to understand IPv6/IPv4 coexistence technologies without first understanding IPv6 addressing, Neighbor Discovery processes, and routing.
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 Part I, "Up Front: Network Planning and Design Concepts," is a great place to start reading if you are new to networks, network design, or network planning.
Part II, "Physical Networking Components," covers the physical components that make up your network, from the network cables and network adapter cards to the devices that are used to connect these components, such as switches and routers.
Part III, "Low-Level Network Protocols," is where you'll find information about many types of technologies you can use to transmit data across your network.
Part IV, "Dedicated Connections and WAN Protocols," is designed to help you select the |
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 This book is organized into chapters that cover the components of a server and its environment.
Chapter 1, "The History of Servers," helps you understand the roots of today's server technology.
Chapter 2, "Server Microprocessors," includes detailed coverage of all the Intel and AMD processors that have been used in servers. It discusses processors designed for desktops and adapted to server use, such as the Intel Pentium II, Pentium III, Pentium 4, and Pentium D, with particular emphasis on the features that make these processors suitable for use in servers.
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 Chapter 1, Network Security Assessment, discusses the rationale behind network security assessment and introduces security as a process, not a product.
Chapter 2, Network Security Assessment Platform, covers the various operating systems and tools that make up a professional security consultant’s attack platform.
Chapter 3, Internet Host and Network Enumeration, logically walks through the Internet-based options that a potential attacker has to map your network, from open web searches to DNS sweeping and querying of authoritative name servers.
Chapter 4, IP Network Scanning, discusses all known IP network scanning techniques and their relevant applications, |
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