Apple Training Series: Mac OS X System Administration Reference, Volume 1

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cache

     emptying webpage content

     KDCs

     LDAP

     multicast DNS

     Password Servers

cache size, BerkeleyDB

CacheAgent, directory services plug-ins

CAPP/EAL3 (Controlled Access Protection Profile/Evaluation Assurance Level)

CAs (certificate authorities)

     certificates issued by

     certificates signed by

     obtaining SSL certificates form

     setting up for email security

     Web of Trust system and

CDSA (Common Data Security Architecture)

     add-in modules

     overview

     Security Framework

     understanding

centralized data store

CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team)

     Mac OS X security and

     setUID vulnerabilities

     updates

Certificate Assistant 2nd

certificate authorities. [See CAs (certificate authorities)]

Certificate Library (CL) module, in CDSA

Certificate Manager

certificate signing request (CSR)

certificates

     EAP support for

     email security

     LDAP protocol settings

     Mac OS X security and

     managing

     renewing

     secure services with

     signing

     viewing Web certificates

certification compliance, Apple

changeip command

checksums, auditing software with

chflags command

chmod command

     ACLs and

     setting file permissions

     setting sticky bit on folders

     with numeric arguments

CIDR (Classless Interdomain Routing)

CIFS (Common Internet File System) 2nd

CL (Certificate Library) modules, in CDSA

Clam AntiVirus

Classic mode, Mac OS 9

Classless Interdomain Routing (CIDR)

CLI

     ACL creation

     rm command

client network configuration

client/server environment

clients

     configuring secure authentication

     managed client attributes

clients, email

     encryption

     filtering junk mail

     mail certificates

     options for protecting email

     parental controls

     protecting company email

     SSL certificates

clients, Mac OS X configuring for VPNs

    integration with third-party directory services. [See directory services, third-party]

clients, Web

     overview

     proxy servers

     Safari on public access Macs

     setting security preferences

Collaborate folder

com.apple.AppleFileServer.plist

Command-K (Connect to Server)

command-line interface

     accessing NetInfo database

     finding files

     GUI and

     Kerberos

     location of

     Mac OS Xspecific commands

     managing disks and volumes

     managing processes

     managing system usage

     mounting remote file systems

     overview

     references

     review

     searching text files

     setting permission from

     shell filename wildcards

     starting/stopping services from

     su and sudo for higher privilege levels

     utilities for connecting to directory services

command-line shell, Active Directory

Common Criteria

Common Data Security Architecture. [See CDSA (Common Data Security Architecture)]

Common Internet File System (CIFS) 2nd

companies/organizations, protecting email

Computer Emergency Response Team. [See CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team)]

computer ID, Active Directory

computer names

confidentiality. [See data confidentiality]

configd daemon

     dynamic network configuration

     in system.log

     managed networks and

configuration data, storing

configuration files

     Active Directory plug-in

     BSD flat files

     Kerberos

     OpenLDAP

Connect to Server 2nd

Connected to a Directory System,

     Open Directory server roles

connectivity. [See also network]

     connection errors

     connection lost when volumes are mounted

     telnet for testing

     troubleshooting 2nd

Console

     filtering logs with

     log searches with

     monitoring log activity

     viewing and marking debug log

contacts database, LDAP

contacts search policy

ContactsNodeConfig.plist

Controlled Access Protection

     Profile/Evaluation Assurance Level (CAPP/EAL3)

cookies, Web security

cp command

CpMac command

CRAM-MD5

cross-realm authentication 2nd

crypt function, UNIX

crypt passwords

Cryptographic Service Providers (CSPs)

cryptography [See also encryption]

CSPs (Cryptographic Service Providers)

CSR (certificate signing request)

"cute" infections

Cyrus