Linux Server: Building Linux as Internet / Intranet Server

Over the last few years, Linux is just as dark horses for anyone who wants to find an alternative to Microsoft. Whether moving from boredom, complaining that the system is not stable, the price is too expensive, or idealism, making Linux an option. One thing is quite clear, Linux accessible to the average bag of Indonesia, and can be obtained the complete program without being branded as a user of pirated programs. One example is interesting that since India implement strict laws against piracy of software, the IT (Information Technology) in India growing rapidly. Executors IT 'forced' to learn and develop the software themselves.

The result can be seen that India is now giving a significant contribution in developing the IT world. Migration to Linux User friendliness or ease of use by users, is an interesting issue, and often appear when users in general want to migrate from Windows (or some of them from the Macintosh) to Linux. Doubts arise could be because of the absurdity of the term itself. My colleagues for years using the WAS and Lotus to stutter when using Word or Excel. In a small heart she thought that Word or Excel is more difficult, and less user friendly.

As of this writing, the literature on language Linux is still rare in Indonesia. In filling vacancies, the author tries to provide such a manual that contains practical steps. Formulation is based on the experience sesistematis possible to design a small-scale networks. Discussion that there is no in-depth study of the system, but the method step by step how to make the system work, followed by a brief explanation of what is done by the program when executed. By following what is presented in this book, Linux can run as an Internet or intranet server that is relatively tough.