UNIX cài đặt vấn đề cơ bản tôi làm gì cần biết từ Bắt đầu? Ai Sử dụng hệ thống này? Loại Người dùng Đối với mục đích gì? Hệ khác Nằm trên đoạn mạng LAN này? Xác định máy chủ phù hợp Xác định khách hàng phù hợp Quản lý lưu lượng mạng Tổng kết gì bạn cần biết Trước khi bắt đầu Kế hoạch cho Cài đặt Từ Tôi Đi để cài đặt? | Part VII System Administration UNIX Installation Basics Starting Up and Shutting Down File System Administration User Administration Networking UNIX Accounting System Performance Monitoring Device Administration Mail Administration News Administration UUCP Administration UNIX System Security TOC TOC 33 o UNIX Installation Basics What Do I Need to Know from the Start Who Is Going to Use This System Which Type of Users For What Purpose What Other Systems Are Located on This Segment of the LAN Determining Suitable Servers Determining Suitable Clients Managing Network Traffic Summarizing What You Need to Know Before Starting Planning for the Installation From Where Am I Going to Install Media Distribution Type Using a Local Device or a Remote Device for Installation Diskless Dataless or Stand-Alone Server System Naming the System Host Name Domain Name DNS Mail Choosing Which Packages to Install Locally Laying Out the Disk Slices Why Multiple File Systems The root Slice The swap Slice The usr Slice The var Slice The opt Slice The home Slice The tmp Slice Assigning Slices to Disk Drives Assigning IP network Addresses Do You Have the Needed Network Connections Using NIS NIS Performing the Installation Booting the Installation Media Booting from Floppies Booting Directly from the CD-ROM Installing the Master System Installing Optional or Additional Packages Using pkgadd and pkgrm Using swmtool Adding a Diskless Client to a Server Installing the Diskless Client Operating System Support Files Adding the Diskless Client Summary 33 UNIX Installation Basics Installing a UNIX system requires a bit more planning than does installing a PC. You need to decide whether the system is autonomous able to run without any other systems being present on a network or how dependent it would be on the other systems on its network. You also have to decide which parts of the UNIX system and its various utilities and application programs each user of this system will need. Why MS-DOS is a system
