Chapter 15. Different Environments
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Chapter 15. Different Environments

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Related Documentation
Configuration Tools
NetEnv
System Configuration Profile Management - SCPM
ifplugd
divine
Mobile IP
DHCP/BootP
PPPD Options
/etc/init.d
PCMCIA - Schemes
Bootloaders
X-Windows
More Info
E-Mail
Introduction
Email with UUCP
MailSync
Data Transport Between Different Machines (Synchronization)
Useful Hardware
Useful Software
DataConversion: AddressBooks, BookMarks, Todo-Lists, LDAP, Webpages
Backup
Connections to Servers
Security in Different Environments
Introduction
Means of Security
Theft Protection
Means to Protect the Data
Means to Protect the Hardware
The Day After
Resources
Dealing with Down Times (Cron Jobs)
Mobile Printing
Noise Reduction
Console (Shell) and X11
PCMCIA
USB
Hotplug
Fan
Harddisk
Miscellaneous Applications

Tell me and I might forget. Show me and I can remember. Involve me and I will understand.

— Confucius, 450 B.C.

Related Documentation

  1. Security-HOWTO

  2. Multiboot-with-LILO-HOWTO

  3. Ethernet-HOWTO

  4. Networking-HOWTO

  5. Offline-Mailing-mini-HOWTO

  6. Plip-HOWTO

  7. Slip-PPP-Emulator-HOWTO

If you are using Debian GNU/Linux then you should refer to the Debian Reference chapter entitled "Network configuration". Debian contains a number of packages that help to make roaming among different networks effortless.


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