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Part II. User's Guide
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Part II. User's Guide

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3. Installing the Realm Linux
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Before You Begin the Installation
Making the boot media
Types of Installations
Kickstart Installations
Manual Installs
Overlay installs
The Installation Process
What gets installed
4. Post-Install Setup
Registering with the Red Hat Network
Using Realmconfig
Login Configuration
Allowing a List of Users to Log In
Using Clusters to Control Logins
Configuring the Department
Securing the Machine
Sendmail
Interactive Startup
Securing Single User Mode and Grub Options
Turn Off Unused Ports
Name Services Caching Daemon
Obtaining AFS
Printing
Campus Lab Printer
Networked Printer Not in Global Printcap
Automatic Updating
Cleaning /tmp
Sound Configuration
Configuring Sendmail
5. Using the Realm Linux
Logging in to the Realm Linux
Environment setup / customization
The Realm Linux Application Launcher
Local software
AFS-available software
On-campus use
University labs (e.g. Daniels)
Faculty/staff offices
Dorm rooms
Off-campus use
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