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SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop Administration
The release of Novell's SUSE Linux Enterprise Server version 10 (SLES 10) marked a new era for the Open Source server. SLES 10 was developed with interoperability in mind. It can be integrated seamlessly into existing network environments, both Open Source and proprietary. It provides a manageable, stable, secure, and affordable network environment.
The Linux community at large is constantly updating and improving the Linux kernel. Novell generates their revenue by building a support package around SLED 10. The elimination of development costs allows Novell to offer SLED 10 at significantly lower cost that Microsoft's desktop OS. This model makes SLED 10 an affordable and attractive alternative desktop operating system for corporate environments, and many have already adopted it. Companies such as Marriott, CNN, Circuit City, HP, Dell, and Publix have adopted SLES 10, and now Industry certification bodies are recognizing the benefits of SLES 10 as well. As demand increases for this new operating system, the demand for trained Novell Administrators also increases. SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop Administration introduces network professionals to the new server program, and it contains Course Technology's proven academic pedagogy, making this the ideal classroom solution for teaching Novell.
CONTENTS:
1. Install SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10
2. Use the Linux Desktop
3. Locate and Use Help Resources
4. Administer Linux with YaST
5. Manage the Network Configuration
6. Manage Software
7. Manage Directories and Files
8. Work with the Linux Shell and Command Line
9. Manage Users, Groups, and Permissions
10. Monitor the Linux System and Control Processes
11. Manage System Initialization
12. Administer Printing
13. Integrate SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 into Existing Environments
14. Customize the Graphical Interface on SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10
15. Deploy SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10
Appendix A: Useful Commands
Appendix B: Network Components and Architecture
Appendix C: Use the KDE Desktop Environment
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