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About Fedora Linux Essentials Create Your Own Fedora Distribution with Revisor Installation Media vs Live Media Installing Revisor on Fedora Starting Revisor Creating a Fedora Re-spin Selecting the Re-Spin Packages Configuring Network Devices and Authentication Configuring Firewall, Desktop and User Settings Mounting or Burning a Fedora Re-Spin ISO Installing Fedora Linux on a Windows System (Dual booting) Downloading the Fedora Live CD Beginning the Dual Boot Installation Process Partitioning the Disk for Windows/Fedora Installing Fedora Linux on the Unallocated Disk Space Editing the Fedora Boot Menu Accessing the Windows Partition from Fedora Linux Allocating a Windows Disk Partition to Fedora Linux Deleting the Windows Partition from the Disk Formatting the Unallocated Disk Partition Editing the Boot Menu Mounting the New Partition Configuring Fedora GNOME Screen Resolution, Orientation and Multiple Monitors Configuring the Display Resolution Changing Display Orientation Configuring Multiple Monitors Configuring the Fedora GNOME Desktop Background and Themes Changing the GNOME Desktop Background Changing the GNOME Desktop Theme Customizing a Desktop Theme Downloading and Installing Desktop Themes Customizing the Fedora GNOME Desktop Panels Changing Desktop Panel Properties Adding Items to a GNOME Destop Panel Changing the Number of Fedora Desktop Workspaces Customizing the Desktop Menus Managing Fedora Linux Users and Groups Adding a User to a Fedora Linux System Editing the Properties of a User Deleting a User from a Fedora Linux System Adding a New Group to a Fedora Linux System Modifying a Fedora Linux Group Deleting a Group from a Fedora Linux System Configuring Fedora Linux Wireless Networking Installing the Wireless Card Configuring a Fedora Linux Wireless Connection Configuring Wireless Network Access using NetworkManager Connecting to a Hidden Network Disabling a Wireless Connection Troubleshooting a Fedora Wireless Connection Basic Fedora Linux Firewall Configuration Fedora Linux Firewall Options Configuring a Basic Fedora Linux Firewall Enabling and Disabling the Firewall Configuring Firewall Settings using the Wizard Configuring Firewall Port Settings Configuring Other Ports Configuring Trusted Interfaces Masquerading Port Forwarding ICMP Filtering Custom Rules Using Firestarter to Configure a Fedora Linux Firewall Installing Firestarter on Fedora Linux Running Firestarter Using Firestarter Defining Firewall Policies Connecting a Fedora Linux System to a DSL Modem Making the Connections Configuring Fedora Linux to Connect to a DSL modem Establishing a DSL Connection Establishing DSL Connection on System Start Disconnecting from a DSL Connection Remote Access to the Fedora Linux Desktop Activating Remote Desktop Access Accessing a Remote Fedora Linux Desktop Accessing a Remote Fedora Linux Desktop from a Windows System Establishing a Secure Remote Desktop Session Establishing a Secure Remote Desktop Session from a Windows System Creating Additional Desktops Configuring Fedora Linux Remote Access using SSH Installing SSH on an Fedora Linux System Configuring the Fedora Linux Firewall to Allow SSH Connections Using SSH on Fedora Linux Copying files using SSH Disabling the SSH Server Displaying Fedora Linux Applications Remotely (X11 Forwarding) Requirements for Remotely Displaying Applications Remotely Displaying a Fedora Linux Application Trusted X11 Forwarding Compressed X11 Forwarding Sharing Fedora Linux Folders with Remote Linux and UNIX Systems Ensuring NFS Services are Running on Fedora Linux Configuring the Fedora Firewall to Allow NFS Traffic Specifying the Folders to be Shared Accessing Fedora Linux Shared Folders Mounting an NFS Filesystem on System Startup Unmounting an NFS Mount Point Sharing Fedora Linux Folders with Remote Windows Systems Installing Samba on a Fedora Linux System Starting the Samba Service on Fedora Linux Configuring the Fedora Firewall to Enable Samba Sharing Fedora Linux Folders Configuring a Fedora Linux Based Web Server Requirements for Configuring a Web Server Installing the Apache Web Server on Fedora Linux Starting the Fedora Linux Web Server Testing the Web Server Configuring the Apache Web Server for Your Domain Web Server and Firewall Issues Configuring a Fedora Linux Email Server The structure of the Email System Configuring the Linux Email System Postfix Pre-Installation Steps Installing Postfix on Fedora Linux Starting Postfix on Fedora Linux Configuring a Fedora Linux Mail Client (Evolution) Configuring Evolution to Receive Mail from a Local Postfix Server Configuring Evolution to Receive Mail from a Remote POP Server Configuring Evolution to Send Mail Sending and Receiving GMail Email on a Linux System Configuring a GMail Account for POP Access Configuring Evolution to Receive GMail Messages Configuring Evolution to Send GMail Messages Installing and Configuring Fedora Xen Virtualization Full Virtualization vs. Para-Virtualization Checking Xen Hardware Compatibility Preparing Fedora for Xen Virtualization Building a Fedora Xen Guest System Managing and Monitoring Fedora based Xen Guest Systems Starting and Stopping Xen Guest Systems Pausing a Xen Guest Operating System Changing Xen Guest Operating System Settings Monitoring Virtual Machine Performance Installing a Xen Guest OS from the Command-line (virt-install) Preparing the System for virt-install Running virt-install to Build the Xen Guest System Managing Xen using the xm Command-line Tool xm Command-line vs xm Shell Listing Guest System Status Starting a Xen Guest System Connecting to a Running Xen Guest System Shutting Down a Guest System Pausing and Resuming a Guest System Suspending and Resuming a Guest OS Saving and Restoring Xen Guest Systems Rebooting a Guest System Configuring the Memory Assigned to a Xen Guest OS Migrating a Domain to a Different Host Installing and Configuring Fedora KVM Virtualization Preparing Fedora for KVM Virtualization Building a Fedora KVM Virtual System Configuring the KVM Virtual System Starting the KVM Virtual System Installing a KVM Guest OS from the Command-line (virt-install) Preparing the System for virt-install Running virt-install to Build the KVM Guest System Running the KVM Virtual System Running Windows on Fedora Using KVM Virtualization System Requirements Preparing Fedora for KVM Virtualization Building a Fedora KVM Virtual System Configuring the KVM Virtual System Starting the KVM Virtual System Managing and Monitoring Fedora based KVM Guest Systems Starting and Stopping KVM Guest Systems Pausing a KVM Guest Operating System Changing KVM Virtual Guest System Settings Monitoring Virtual Machine Performance Adding a New Disk Drive to a Fedora Linux System Mounted Filesystems or Logical Volumes Getting Started Finding the New Hard Drive in Fedora Creating Linux Partitions Creating a Filesystem on a Fedora Disk Partition Mounting a Filesystem Configuring Fedora to Automatically Mount a Filesystem Adding a New Disk to a Fedora Volume Group and Logical Volume An Overview of Logical Volume Management (LVM) Volume Group (VG) Physical Volume (PV) Logical Volume (LV) Physical Extent (PE) Logical Extent (LE) Getting Information and Logical Volumes Adding Additional Space to a Fedora Volume Group

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