Compaq AA-RH8RD-TE Full Installation Quick Start revised, Window System Administrator’s Guide

3.2.1Full Installation Quick Start (revised)

The Full Installation Quick Start card describes the basic steps for performing a Full Installation of the Tru64 UNIX operating system from the installation CD–ROM. It walks you through the process of performing preinstallation tasks, installing the operating system, and setting up services.

Users of this card should have a working knowledge of the Tru64 UNIX operating system and to have previously performed a Full Installation. First-time installers are urged to follow the more detailed instructions provided in the Installation Guide.

3.2.2Update Installation Quick Reference Card (revised)

The Update Installation Quick Reference Card describes the basic steps for upgrading your Tru64 UNIX operating system from Version 5.0A or 5.1 to Version 5.1A from the installation CD–ROM or from a Remote Installation Services (RIS) server. Update installations preserve disk partitions, file systems, and file customizations.

Users of this card should have a working knowledge of the Tru64 UNIX operating system and to have previously performed an Update Installation. Users who are performing their first Update Installation are urged to follow the more detailed instructions provided in the Installation Guide.

3.2.3X Window System Administrator’s Guide

The X Window System Administrator’s Guide, published by O’Reilly & Associates, describes how to customize a wide range of X Window System environments, from an individual workstation to groups of workstations and X terminals connected on a network. Major topics include security, the X display manager (xdm), fonts, color, X terminals, and X client applications.

3.3 Online-Only Documentation

The documentation described in this section is provided on the

Documentation CD–ROM and the Web.

3.3.1BIND Configuration File Guide

The BIND Configuration File Guide describes the Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) Version 8 and its implementation as an Internet name server for BSD-derived operating systems.

Version 8 is more configurable than previous releases of BIND, with new areas of configuration such as access control lists and categorized logging.

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