Unix for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger: Visual QuickPro Guide (2nd Edition)

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ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) packets

id command

if...then conditionals

if...then...else conditionals

IIS (Internet Information Server) attacks 2nd

IMAP servers

incremental backups

inetd

init

input. [See also stdin ]

        about

        creating script to reverse

        reading user input into variables

insert mode in vi editor 2nd

INSERT statements

installing [See also Fink]

        basic steps for source code

        CGI program in personal Sites directory

        DBI and DBD::mysql modules

        Fink for source-code installation

        MySQL options/configuration file

        MySQL server

        Perl modules

        saving source code compilation logs

        source code manually

        Webmin

        wget command

Internet [See also Telnet]

        automated file transfers

        checking for active hosts

        copying files across

        hostnames

        identifying IIS attacks

        logging into another Unix machine

        logging into remote machine with Telnet

        Lynx Web browser

        ports for services 2nd

        preserving ACLs and extended attributes

        preventing packet-sniffing attacks 2nd 3rd

        protecting against attacks

        sharing disks with other Unix machines

        SSH protocol and ssh command

        tracing route to host on

        Unix tools for

        verifying host authenticity with SSH

        viewing active connections to

        virtual private networks

Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) packets

Internet Information Server (IIS) attacks 2nd

Internet Protocol addresses. [See IP addresses]

interpolating variables 2nd

interpreters

IP (Internet Protocol) addresses

        domain names

        FQDN and

        private

        sending e-mail to

        support for IPv6

        viewing FQDN for

ipfw utility

        blocking ports from command line

        listing firewall rules

iTunes