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Updating Your Network Map
Installing the Internet Services Software
Configuring the Name Service Switch
Default Configuration
The /etc/nsswitch.conf File
To Check the Syntax of the hosts Line
To Check the Current hosts Configuration
To Trace a Host Name Lookup
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 rwhod, the Server for rwho and ruptime
Configuring Logging for the Internet Services
To Configure syslogd
To Maintain System Log Files
To Configure inetd Connection Logging
To Configure ftpd Logging
Configuring Anonymous ftp Access
To Add User ftp to /etc/passwd
To Create the Anonymous ftp Directory
Restricting ftp Access with /etc/ftpusers
Configuring Files to Bypass Security
To Configure the /etc/hosts.equiv File
To Configure the $HOME/.rhosts File
To Disable Use of $HOME/.rhosts
To Configure the $HOME/.netrc File

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



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