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Objectives

Upon completion of this section, students will be able to:

1. Understand the terms and concepts of TCP/IP networking (i.e., the vocabulary).
2. Configure TCP/IP on an SCO OpenServer 5 Unix system.
3. Learn when and how to modify the /etc/hosts file
4. Learn how to create user equivalence between computer systems, and the implications of user equivalence.
5. Gain experience with "user-level" TCP/IP commands.
6. Gain experience with "system administration level" TCP/IP commands.
7. Identify the files and processes associated with TCP/IP networking.
8. Troubleshoot the problems of a basic TCP/IP installation.
9. Configure an anonymous FTP server.

Contents

1. Overview.
2. Configuring TCP/IP on an OpenServer 5 Computer System.
3. Configuring the /etc/hosts File
4. Configuring User Equivalence (Trusted Access)
5. TCP/IP User-Level Commands.
6. TCP/IP System Management Commands.
7. Files, Services, and Processes for TCP/IP Networking.
8. Troubleshooting Basic TCP/IP Problems.
9. Configuring an FTP Server.