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Authors: Adam Haeder; Stephen Addison Schneiter; Bruno Gomes Pessanha; James Stanger

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magic tests, Description

mail command, Redirection , Mailing from scripts , Configuration of Sendmail , Example

mail queuing, Description

mail transfer agent (MTA) basics, Objective 3: Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) Basics , Configuration of Exim , Objective 108.3: Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) Basics

mailing from scripts, Mailing from scripts

mailq command, Description

maintain system time, Objective 1: Maintain System Time , Examples , Objective 108.1: Maintain System Time

maintain the integrity of filesystems, Devices, Linux Filesystems, and the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (Topic 104) , Objective 2: Maintain the Integrity of Filesystems , Frequently used options , Filesystem commands

make utility, Description

man command, Manpages , man mechanics

management, Linux Installation and Package Management (Topic 102) , Linux Installation and Package Management (Topic 102) , Objective 3: Manage Shared Libraries , Example 3 , Objective 4: Use Debian Package Management , Example , Devices, Linux Filesystems, and the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (Topic 104) , Devices, Linux Filesystems, and the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (Topic 104) , Managing partitions , Objective 4: Set and View Disk Quotas , Example , Objective 5: Manage File Permissions and Ownership , Setting Up a Workgroup Directory , Concepts , Commands , Quota types , Access control , Objective 1: Manage User and Group Accounts and Related System Files , Description , An Overview of Printing , Using the cups-config Utility for Debugging , passwd and group , CUPS

Debian-based, Linux Installation and Package Management (Topic 102) , Objective 4: Use Debian Package Management , Example , Commands
disk quotas, Devices, Linux Filesystems, and the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (Topic 104) , Objective 4: Set and View Disk Quotas , Example , Quota types
file permissions and ownership, Devices, Linux Filesystems, and the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (Topic 104) , Objective 5: Manage File Permissions and Ownership , Setting Up a Workgroup Directory , Access control
partitions, Managing partitions
printers and printing, An Overview of Printing , Using the cups-config Utility for Debugging , CUPS
shared libraries, Linux Installation and Package Management (Topic 102) , Objective 3: Manage Shared Libraries , Example 3 , Concepts
users and group accounts, Objective 1: Manage User and Group Accounts and Related System Files , Description , passwd and group

manager, boot, Linux Installation and Package Management (Topic 102) , Objective 2: Install a Boot Manager , The GRUB configuration file , LILO

manpages, Manpages , man mechanics

manpath, man mechanics

manual allocation, DHCP

manual BIOS configuration, Disks and boot devices

map installer, LILO

masks, Masks , Masks , Addressing and masks

master boot record (MBR), MBR

master devices, Disk Drives Under Linux

Mastering Regular Expressions, Objective 7: Search Text Files Using Regular Expressions

MBR (master boot record), MBR

message-bus, Device Management Definitions

messages file rotation, Logfile Rotation

Meta key, Command History and Editing

metacharacters, Command substitution , Regular Expression Syntax , Concepts

mget command, Frequently used commands

mkdir command, Description , File and directory management commands

mkfs command, Description

mkswap command, Description

/mnt directory, The root Filesystem

mode, Linux Access Control , The mode string , Example 1

mode bits, The mode bits

mode strings, The mode string

modification time, changing, Description

modifiers, Description

modify process execution priorities, GNU and Unix Commands (Topic 103) , Objective 6: Modify Process Execution Priorities , Examples , Concepts

modinfo command, Description

modprobe command, Description , Device Management Definitions

modularity, Introduction to Kernel Module Configuration

modules, manipulating, Manipulating Modules , Device Management Definitions

modules.conf, Introduction to Kernel Module Configuration

monitoring disk space, Monitoring Free Disk Space and Inodes

monitors, Supported video hardware , Distribution-specific tools

mount command, Mounting Filesystems , Example 2 , The mode bits

mount points, Mount points , The root filesystem and mount points , Objective 3: Control Filesystem Mounting and Unmounting , Unmounting Filesystems

mounting, Mount points , Objective 1: Create Partitions and Filesystems , The root filesystem and mount points , Objective 3: Control Filesystem Mounting and Unmounting

MouseKeys, Objective 3: Accessibility

mput command, Frequently used commands

msdos filesystem module, Example

multiple-line commands, Entering multiple-line commands interactively

multitable queries, Multitable Queries , Multitable Queries

multiuser systems, Objective 1: Manage User and Group Accounts and Related System Files

mv command, Description , File and directory management commands

MySQL server, Accessing a MySQL Server

name resolution, Configuration files

netmask mask, Frequently used options and keywords

netstat command, Description , Examples , Description , Examples , Objective 109.3: Basic Network Troubleshooting

network addressing, Network Addressing , Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6)

network configuration, Objective 2: Basic Network Configuration and Objective 4: Configuring Client Side DNS , A Standard Linux Network Configuration , Objective 109.2: Basic Network Configuration

network interfaces, Masks , Network Interfaces , Configuration files , Common Manual Network Interface Tasks , dig , Objective 109.3: Basic Network Troubleshooting

Network Time Protocol (NTP), NTP Concepts , Examples

network troubleshooting, Basic Network Troubleshooting (Topic 109.3) , dig , Objective 109.3: Basic Network Troubleshooting

networking fundamentals, Networking Fundamentals (Topic 109.1) , Example , A Standard Linux Network Configuration , Review Questions , Addressing and masks

highlighter’s index, Addressing and masks
review and exercises, Review Questions
standard Linux configuration, A Standard Linux Network Configuration

Newham, Cameron, Abbreviated bash command reference

newline characters, removing, Description

nice numbers, nice , Commands

nice/renice commands, nice , Examples

nl command, Description

nmap command, Description , Configuration , Objective 110.1: Perform Security Administration Tasks

nohup command, Shell Job Control , Example 1

non-printable characters, Example 3

nonsharable data, Datatypes

ntpd command, Description , Example

ntpdate command, Description

ntpdc command, Description

ntpq command, Description

ntptrace command, Description

object types, Filesystem Objects

objectives, exam, The Linux Professional Institute

objects, Linking Shared Libraries , Filesystem Objects , Frequently used options

filesystem, Filesystem Objects , Frequently used options
shared, Linking Shared Libraries

octal notation, The mode bits , Setting access modes

od command, Description

OHCI (Open Host Controller Interface), USB Controllers

one-way inheritance, The shell script’s environment

Open Host Controller Interface (OHCI), USB Controllers

OpenSSH, Other SSH Tricks , Configuring OpenSSH

/opt directory, The root Filesystem

options, Entering commands at the command prompt

Orca, Objective 3: Accessibility

OS fingerprints, Description , Example 2

output redirection operators, Redirection

overwrite, forcing, Example 2

ownership, managing, Objective 5: Manage File Permissions and Ownership , Setting Up a Workgroup Directory , Location, ownership, and permissions , Objective 1: Manage User and Group Accounts and Related System Files

packages, Debian, Linux Installation and Package Management (Topic 102) , Objective 4: Use Debian Package Management , Example , Managing Debian Packages , Commands

page logfile, The Page Logfile

parent process ID (PPID), Processes

parent/child relationship, Processes , Description

partitioning, Linux Installation and Package Management (Topic 102) , Limited disk space , Managing partitions , Disk drives and partitions

partitions, General Guidelines , Disk partitions , Disk partitions , Disk partitions , The root filesystem and mount points , Disk drives and partitions

defined, Disk partitions
extended, Disk partitions , Disk drives and partitions
guidelines, General Guidelines
numbering of, Disk partitions
resizing, The root filesystem and mount points

pass number, Managing the Filesystem Table

passwd command, Description

password file, User Accounts and the Password File

password, shadow, The Shadow Password and Shadow Group Systems , Shadow Passwords , Examples

paste command, Description

patterns, Regular Expression Syntax

PCMCIA driver information, Introduction to Kernel Module Configuration

PDF generators, CUPS backends

Pearson VUE, The Linux Professional Institute

peer, Frequently used options , Frequently used options

perform basic file editing operations using vi/vim, GNU and Unix Commands (Topic 103) , Subcommands

perform basic file management, GNU and Unix Commands (Topic 103) , Objective 3: Perform Basic File Management , File-Naming Wildcards (File Globbing) , Concepts

perform security administration tasks, Objective 1: Perform Security Administration Tasks , Example 2 , Objective 110.1: Perform Security Administration Tasks

permissions, Objective 5: Manage File Permissions and Ownership , Setting Up a Workgroup Directory , Linux Access Control , New files , Setting Up a Workgroup Directory , Setting Up a Workgroup Directory , Access control , Location, ownership, and permissions

default setting, New files
list of, Linux Access Control
managing file, Objective 5: Manage File Permissions and Ownership , Setting Up a Workgroup Directory , Access control , Location, ownership, and permissions
symbolic and numeric, Setting Up a Workgroup Directory
workgroup directory, Setting Up a Workgroup Directory

PID (Process ID), Processes , Description

ping command, Protocols , Description , Description , Description , Objective 1: Perform Security Administration Tasks , TCP/IP utilities

ping sweep, Frequently used options

pipeline, Pipes

pipes, Pipes

pooling, Example

port numbers, Services

position anchors, Regular Expression Syntax

positional parameters, Functions

POSIX character classes, Regular Expression Syntax

postfix, Objective 3: Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) Basics , Configuration of Postfix , Configuration of Postfix

PostScript printers, CUPS filters

PPD files, CUPS filters

PPP, Protocols , Protocols

pr command, Description

practice tests, Exam 101 Practice Test , Answers , Exam 102 Practice Test , Answers

Exam 101, Exam 101 Practice Test , Answers
Exam 102, Exam 102 Practice Test , Answers

prefix, Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR)

primary IDE interface, Hard disk devices

primary partitions, Disk partitions , Disk drives and partitions

printing, An Overview of Printing , Using the cups-config Utility for Debugging , An Overview of Printing , CUPS printing overview , Managing CUPS print queues , Managing CUPS print queues , Troubleshooting General Printing Problems

overview, An Overview of Printing , Using the cups-config Utility for Debugging
print jobs, Managing CUPS print queues
queues, An Overview of Printing , CUPS printing overview , Managing CUPS print queues
troubleshooting, Troubleshooting General Printing Problems

priorities, Objective 6: Modify Process Execution Priorities , Examples

private IP addresses, Private IP addresses and NAT

private key, The Server Public and Private Key , Importing a Public Key to a GPG Keyring , Export both a Public and Private Key

privileged ports, Services , TCP/IP services

/proc filesystem, Using the /proc filesystem , Using the /proc filesystem

process execution priorities, GNU and Unix Commands (Topic 103) , Objective 6: Modify Process Execution Priorities , Objective 6: Modify Process Execution Priorities , Examples , Concepts

process ID (PID), Processes

process lifetime, Processes

process monitoring, Process Monitoring , Examples

process text streams using filters, GNU and Unix Commands (Topic 103) , Objective 2: Process Text Streams Using Filters , Example 2 , The commands

processes, Processes

profiles, Configuration files

prompt, Objective 1: Work on the Command Line , Frequently used commands

protocols, Protocols , Protocols , Protocols

ps command, Entering commands at the command prompt , Description , Terminating Processes

PS1, Shell variable basics

pstree command, Description

public key, Generating and Using Keys , The Server Public and Private Key , Importing a Public Key to a GPG Keyring , Export both a Public and Private Key

public-key cryptography, Example /etc/ssh/sshd_config file

put command, Frequently used commands

pwd, Frequently used commands

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