UNIX System Administration Links I've Found Useful
Web Server Docs
This is just a document I put together listing documentation for running a web server.
UNIX administration links
I cannot emphasize how
useful this site has been for me. The one-stop site for UNIX administration
information.
Archie Request Form
Archie is a service which can be used to search a large number of ftp archives
for a specific file or name. The Archie server does a recursive directory
listing of most of the public ftp sites, and allows you to search this
database. Again, a excellent tool.
Ohio State/CIS Web
Services Ohio State has built one of the great tools on the web. This
archive contains html'd versions of all the FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
from USENET News. The amount (and range) of information here can boggle the
mind. (Check out the caffeine
FAQ.)
The Depot Archive is a
repository of a large number of software packages, all precompiled and ready
to install. Packages are available for Solaris (both 2.5 and 2.6) and Irix 6.2.
SAGE, The System Administrators'
Guild, Special Technical Group of the USENIX Association. A good thing, if one
is foolish enough to pick this as a career. (And you can never have too many
GIF Animations. <grin>
Yost Serial Device
Wiring Standard Dave Yost came up with this scheme to simplify the cabling
of serial devices. How it works is each device has an adapter to the serial
port that converts to pinout to a RJ-45 cable. Then all devices are connected
using a simple reversed ribbon cable. This was referenced in the second
edition of UNIX System Administration
Handbook written by Evi Nemeth, Garth Snyder,
Scott Seebass, and Trent R.
Hein.
MindTerm is an entirely
FREE (GPL) SSH (currently v1.5) client program written in 100% pure Java
(non-certified). The good points is not only is it an ssh clinet, but it has
built in scp file transfer and ssh tunneling. Also, it can be used as an
applet. Applets are available for Netscape and Internet Explorer.
Of course, the catch is that you have to trust the content from MindTerm...
UNIX Rosetta
Stone This page maintains a Sysadmin's Unixersal Translator (Rosetta
Stone) OR "What do they call that in this world?" for the various flavors of
UNIX.