Building Linux Servers DHCP, DNS, and Directory Services

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1 - 1.1 Downloading and Installing VirtualBox.mp4

08:42

2 - 1.2 Configuring a NAT Network in VirtualBox.mp4

08:04

3 - 1.3 Creating Virtual Machines in VirtualBox.mp4

13:38

4 - 1.4 Configuring Port Forwarding in VirtualBox.mp4

12:44

5 - 1.5 Considerations for other Virtualization Platforms.mp4

11:15

6 - 2.1 The Network Map.mp4

03:16

7 - 2.2 Installing Debian as a Server.mp4

24:00

8 - 2.3 Configuring the Debian Servers.mp4

28:32

9 - 2.4 Installing Debian as a Client.mp4

19:11

10 - 2.5 Installing CentOS Server.mp4

19:41

11 - 2.6 Installing CentOS Workstation.mp4

15:30

12 - 2.7 Considerations for other Linux Distributions.mp4

08:18

13 - 2.8 SSH Setup (Windows and Linux).mp4

18:57

14 - 3.1Module introductionduction to DHCP.mp4

11:18

15 - 3.2 DHCPv4 Server Installation.mp4

15:47

16 - 3.3 Overview of the Built-in DHCPv4 Configuration File.mp4

03:55

17 - 3.4 Git Repository and Sample Config Files.mp4

04:02

18 - 3.5 Vim Usage and JSON.mp4

16:16

19 - 4.1 The Listening Interface.mp4

05:23

20 - 4.2 Socket Types.mp4

03:19

21 - 4.3 Lease Values.mp4

04:35

22 - 4.4 Configuring the Subnet.mp4

04:35

23 - 4.5 Creating an IPv4 Pool.mp4

06:27

24 - 4.6 Working with Option Data.mp4

04:01

25 - 4.7 Running and Testing the DHCPv4 Server.mp4

16:38

26 - 4.8 Disabling DHCP within VirtualBox, VMware WS, and KVM.mp4

08:39

27 - 4.9 Connecting DHCPv4 Clients.mp4

12:34

28 - 5.1 Types of DHCP Lease Storage.mp4

15:22

29 - 5.2 DHCPv4 Reservations.mp4

14:09

30 - 5.3 DHCP Logging.mp4

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31 - 5.4 DHCP Relay Agent.mp4

12:35

32 - 5.5 High Availability DHCP Servers.mp4

13:03

33 - 5.6 Benchmarking the DHCPv4 Server.mp4

09:59

34 - 5.7 DHCP Servers in Containers and in the Cloud.mp4

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35 - 5.8 DHCP Servers in the Cloud.mp4

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36 - 6.1 IPv6 Primer.mp4

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37 - 6.2 DHCPv6 Server Installation.mp4

05:08

38 - 6.3 Configuring the DHCPv6 Server.mp4

10:53

39 - 6.4 Running and Testing the DHCPv6 Server.mp4

03:09

40 - 6.5 Verifying DHCPv6 Client Connectivity.mp4

06:58

41 - 7.1Module introductionduction to DNS.mp4

05:25

42 - 7.2 DNS Server Installation.mp4

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43 - 7.3 Overview of the Built-in DNS Configuration Files.mp4

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44 - 7.4 Running DNS on CentOS.mp4

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45 - 8.1 named.conf.options.mp4

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46 - 8.2 named.conf.local.mp4

07:27

47 - 8.3 Forward Lookup Zones.mp4

09:17

48 - 8.4 Reverse Lookup Zones.mp4

04:23

49 - 8.5 Verifying Zones and Testing the DNS Server.mp4

08:43

50 - 8.6 DNS Client Configuration.mp4

15:33

51 - 9.1Module introductionduction to Dynamic DNS.mp4

08:42

52 - 9.2 Installing the DHCP-DDNS Server.mp4

08:53

53 - 9.3 Configuring the Dynamic DNS and DHCP Servers.mp4

10:05

54 - 9.4 Configuring the DNS Server.mp4

06:56

55 - 9.5 Testing & Troubleshooting the DHCP-DDNS Server and Clients.mp4

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56 - 10.1Module introductionduction to Directory Services (DS).mp4

02:29

57 - 10.2 DS Server Preparation.mp4

08:01

58 - 10.3 DS Server Installation.mp4

03:37

59 - 10.4 DS Server Setup.mp4

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60 - 10.5 Copying Records and Modifying the Firewall.mp4

08:36

61 - 10.6 Testing the DS Server.mp4

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62 - 11.1 Creating Users.mp4

15:09

63 - 11.2 Creating Groups.mp4

11:40

64 - 11.3 Creating Host Accounts.mp4

06:18

65 - 11.4 Working with Policies.mp4

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66 - 12.1 Connecting Client Systems to the Directory Server.mp4

08:32

67 - 12.2 Setting up User Accounts on the Client and Logging In.mp4

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68 - 12.3 User and System Configuration.mp4

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69 - 13.1 Real-World Scenario - Business Perspective.mp4

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70 - 13.2 Real-World Scenario - Technical Perspective.mp4

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71 - 13.3 Real-World Scenario - Technical Perspective Part II.mp4

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72 - 13.4 Checking Services and Logs.mp4

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73 - 13.5 Scanning Ports and Reducing the Attack Surface.mp4

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74 - 13.6 Cleanup & Backup!.mp4

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75 - 13.7 Where to go for more Information.mp4

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