Linux Home Server HOWTO
EDIT: This HOWTO has now been re-written for Fedora Core 5 (18 Jun 2006).
G'day all, Im currently drafting an installation guide to configure Linux as a networked home server with all the email, www, smtp, ftp, dns, dhcp, squid, mySQL, samba, NFS (etc) applications documented. I have currently reached draft status on the first 7 (of 20 odd) chapters and am ready for interested parties to read/test it (there are some little sections still lacking). Why in the Fedora forum? Because it has been drafted with FC3 specific configurations (yum, up2date, step-by-step install guide), and I would like these tested if possible. These distro specific sections will eventually be moved to annexes in later revisions, allowing it to be a more generic document supporting further distros (the plan anyway). The HOWTO is currently located at http://www.brennan.id.au while it is being drafted and will be moved on completion. I appreciate any feedback/comments on the document, particularly if the concepts are easy to read/understand by the newer members of the community. The layout/format (html) still needs works. Regard, Miles Brennan (aka BU) EDIT: This HOWTO has now been re-written for Fedora Core 5 (18 Jun 2006). |
I shall surely take a look at it :)
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Does it need to work with a static IP or it works with dynamic IP?
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Either static or dynamic IP..
It documents everything you need to connect to your ISP. ethernet/usb modem, bridged mode modem, pppoe, dynamic IP, Dynamic DNS, automating DDNS updates, firewall concepts, masquerading, and other various configs. You should be able to throw in a CD, start your install, and finish with a fully installed home server (with all the apps configured and running). Thats the plan. BU. |
Chapter 9 - Network Time Protocol has reached initial draft status...
http://www.brennan.id.au/09-Network_Time_Protocol.html Provides config details for server, and for clients (Lin/Win) to sync from server. |
Have you heard of clarkconnect?
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hy,
http://www.brennan.id.au/04-Network_Configuration.html Starting the Interfaces: Quote:
maybe im wrong. i cannot check it right now because i dont have dhcp server here. keep up good works. good luck. |
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There is an "ifconfig eth1 dynamic up" command a little lower, so it probably doesn't make sense where it is. I'll move that one up and rephrase it a little. Thanks for pointing out typo error, fixed now. BU. |
This would be a great topic for a wiki...
Considered it? ..segfault |
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Let me get this stuff finished first. Thanks. BU |
@Butt-Ugly
when u finish your work, let me know please. i will check your spelling ;) btw i must improve my english first :D good luck. |
Domain Name System (BIND) has been completed..
http://www.brennan.id.au/08-Domain_N...stem_BIND.html Quote:
I can only read it so many times before the errors start to hide themselves. :p BU. |
this is a very nice howto...although I have a question, if I network a windows XP pro box, to a fedora core 3 box, can I use the modem on the XP pro box with linux, if the modem is a winmodem or a software-modem?
what I mean by this is, can I have FC3 box tell the windows box to tell the modem to connect to my ISP? |
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I would like to keep this one on topic, and I need to devote my current time to the howto (I have a deadline). Thanks for the reply, Im glad you like it. BU. |
I've come across this link while Googling.
Does the same thing as you're attempting to do, but on a Whitebox Linux. |
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