This book describes the operation and scope of many servers running on Linux. It covers the DHCP server, Samba and NFS servers, print servers, NTP server, remote login tools, and the X Window System. The tools traditionally used to ensure the operation of Internet services have not been forgotten: DNS, SMTP, HTTP and FTP servers. Much attention is paid to network security issues. This book also covers remote administration tools - Linuxconf, Webmin and SWAT tools. This book will undoubtedly be useful for both beginners and experienced system administrators. Reviews of the book Linux Network Tools

An excellent book on Linux has appeared, All that's left is to use it. Don't miss your chance. Alexander Stensin, Help Net Security, www.net-security.org

If you want to fully use the networking capabilities of Linux, this book is for you. I highly recommend reading it. Michael J. Jordan, Linux Online

Readers have been waiting for a book like this for a long time. In less than 700 pages, the author was able to outline the essence of a wide variety of issues related to the operation of Linux. The author is a highly qualified specialist in his field and generously shares his knowledge with readers. Roger Burton, West, DiverseBooks.com