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Old stuff. Most of this has been moved over to the Unix Knowledgebase. Will fix it up when I get a chance.

Bind 9
This covers migrating from v8 to v9.

Perl in 21 days

Linux Resources
RedHat
The Official Red Hat Linux Reference Guide - Red Hat Linux 6.2
http://www.linux.org/
http://www.linuxdevices.com
Can you make the switch from Windows?(LOTS of Linux links

FTP Setup
FTP Setup Tips ( RedHat )
proftpd.org

Users Groups
Greater Seattle Linux Users Group
Tokyo Linux Users Group

Laptops
Linux on Laptops
Linux on an IBM ThinkPad i1460

OpenStep and Related
stepwise.com

Security
Linux LAN & Firewall FAQ

Scripts
Hotscripts.com
EZPerl.com

SSH
Getting Started with SSH ...providng enough information to setup a user new to ssh
The SSH Home Page has information on the protocol and distribution of ssh.
The SSH FAQ anwers common questions on obtaining, installing and tuning ssh.
psst... has information about free implementations of the ssh protocol.
PuTTY
TTSSH is a free ssh client for Windows. It is an extension for TeraTerm Pro.
TeraTerm Pro can also be patched to use IPv6.
NiftyTelnet SSH is a free ssh client for MacOS. It is an enhanced version of NiftyTelnet.
SSH Communications Security offers commercial implementations of ssh.
Links2Go SSH Topic lists most commonly cited pages for ssh.

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