Symbols
- -CURRENT, Tracking a Development Branch
- compiling, Using FreeBSD-CURRENT
- using, Using FreeBSD-CURRENT
- -STABLE, Tracking a Development Branch
- compiling, Using FreeBSD-STABLE
- using, Using FreeBSD-STABLE
- .k5login, Configuring a Client to Use
Kerberos
- .k5users, Configuring a Client to Use
Kerberos
- .rhosts, File System Backups
- /boot/kernel.old, Building and Installing a Custom Kernel
- /etc, Designing the Partition Layout
- /etc/groups, Managing Groups
- /etc/login.conf, Configuring Login Classes
- /etc/mail/access, Sendmail Configuration
Files
- /etc/mail/aliases, Sendmail Configuration
Files
- /etc/mail/local-host-names, Sendmail Configuration
Files
- /etc/mail/mailer.conf, Sendmail Configuration
Files
- /etc/mail/mailertable, Sendmail Configuration
Files
- /etc/mail/sendmail.cf, Sendmail Configuration
Files
- /etc/mail/virtusertable, Sendmail Configuration
Files
- /etc/remote, Using AT Commands
- /etc/ttys, Modem Configuration
- /usr, Designing the Partition Layout
- /usr/bin/login, Modem Configuration
- /usr/share/skel, adduser
- /var, Designing the Partition Layout
- 386BSD, A Brief History of FreeBSD
- 386BSD Patchkit, A Brief History of FreeBSD
- 4.3BSD-Lite, A Brief History of FreeBSD
- 4.4BSD-Lite, Welcome to FreeBSD!, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- 802.11 (see wireless networking)
A
- AbiWord, AbiWord
- accounting
- disk space, Disk Quotas
- accounts
- adding, adduser
- changing password, passwd
- daemon, System Accounts
- groups, Managing Groups
- limiting, Configuring Login Classes
- modifying, Managing Accounts
- nobody, System Accounts
- operator, System Accounts
- removing, rmuser
- superuser (root), The Superuser Account
- system, System Accounts
- user, User Accounts
- ACL, Access Control Lists
- ACPI, Power and Resource Management, Common Problems
- ASL, BIOS Contains Buggy Bytecode, Overriding the Default AML
- debugging, Getting and Submitting Debugging Info
- problems, Common Problems, Getting and Submitting Debugging Info
- address redirection, Address Redirection
- adduser, adduser, Utilities Which Change Login Classes
- AIX, Network Information System
(NIS)
- amd, Automating Mounts with amd(8)
- anti-aliased fonts, Anti-Aliased Fonts
- Apache, Who Uses FreeBSD?, Apache HTTP Server
- configuration file, Configuring and Starting Apache
- modules, Apache Modules
- starting or stopping, Configuring and Starting Apache
-
Apache OpenOffice
, Apache OpenOffice
- APIC
- disabling, System Hangs
- APM, Power and Resource Management
- Apple, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- ASCII, Using Localization
- AT&T, A Brief History of FreeBSD
- AUDIT, Synopsis
- autofs, Automating Mounts with autofs(5)
- automatic mounter daemon, Automating Mounts with amd(8)
- automounter subsystem, Automating Mounts with autofs(5)
- AutoPPP, Configuring Dial-in Services
B
- backup software, Third-Party Backup Utilities
- cpio, Directory Backups
- dump / restore, File System Backups
- pax, Directory Backups
- tar, Directory Backups
- Basic Input/Output
System (see BIOS)
- BGP, Configuring a Router with Static Routes
- binary compatibility
- BSD/OS, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- Linux, What Can FreeBSD Do?, Synopsis
- NetBSD, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- SCO, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- SVR4, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- BIND, Troubleshooting, Domain Name System (DNS)
- caching name server, Caching Name Server
- configuration files, Configuration Files
- DNS security
extensions, DNSSEC
- starting, Starting BIND
- zone files, Zone Files
- BIOS, BIOS Drive Numbering, FreeBSD Boot Process
- bits-per-second, Serial Terminology and Hardware
- Bluetooth, Bluetooth
- Boot Loader, FreeBSD Boot Process
- Boot Manager, FreeBSD Boot Process, The Boot Manager
- boot-loader, Stage Three
- booting, Synopsis
- bootstrap, Synopsis
- Bourne shells, Shells
- bridge, Bridging
- browsers
- web, Browsers
- BSD Copyright, FreeBSD Project Goals
- BSD Router, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- bsdlabel, Emergency Recovery
C
- Calligra, Calligra
- CARP, Common Address Redundancy Protocol
(CARP)
- CD burner
- ATAPI, Creating and Using CD Media
- ATAPI/CAM driver, Supported Devices
- CD-ROMs
- burning, Burning a CD
- creating, Creating and Using CD Media
- creating bootable, Writing Data to an ISO File
System
- CHAP, PAP and CHAP Authentication
- chpass, chpass
- Chromium, Chromium
- Cisco, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- Citrix, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- color
- contrast, Troubleshooting Questions and Answers
- command line, Shells
- committers, The FreeBSD Development Model
- Common Address Redundancy Protocol, Common Address Redundancy Protocol
(CARP)
- Compiler, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- compilers
- C, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- C++, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- Computer Systems Research Group (CSRG), What Can FreeBSD Do?
- Concurrent Versions System (see CVS)
- console, Virtual Consoles and Terminals, Single-User Mode
- contributors, The FreeBSD Development Model
- core team, The FreeBSD Development Model
- country codes, Using Localization
- cron
- configuration, Configuring cron(8)
- cryptography, mod_ssl
- CTM, Synchronizing Source, Using CTM
- cu1, Installing FreeBSD on a System Without a Monitor or
Keyboard
- cuau, Serial Port Configuration
- CVS, The FreeBSD Development Model
- CVS Repository, The FreeBSD Development Model
D
- dangerously dedicated, Disk Organization
- DCE, Serial Terminology and Hardware
- Deleting obsolete files and directories, Deleting Obsolete Files and Libraries
- Dell KACE, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- device nodes, Troubleshooting Sound
- device.hints, Device Hints
- DGA, Determining Video Capabilities
- DHCP
- configuration files, Configuring a DHCP Client, Installing and Configuring a DHCP
Server
- dhcpd.conf, Installing and Configuring a DHCP
Server
- diskless operation, Configuring the DHCP Server
- installation, Installing and Configuring a DHCP
Server
- server, Installing and Configuring a DHCP
Server
- dial-in service, Dial-in Service
- dial-out service, Dial-out Service
- directories, Permissions
- directory hierarchy, Directory Structure
- Disk Labels, Labeling Disk Devices
- Disk Mirroring, RAID1 - Mirroring
- disk quotas, Resource Limits, Disk Quotas
- checking, Enabling Disk Quotas, Checking Quota Limits and Disk Usage
- limits, Setting Quota Limits
- diskless operation, Diskless Operation with PXE
- diskless workstation, Diskless Operation with PXE
- disks
- adding, Adding Disks
- detaching a memory disk, Attaching and Detaching Existing Images
- encrypting, Encrypting Disk Partitions
- memory, Attaching and Detaching Existing Images
- memory file system, Creating a File- or Memory-Backed Memory Disk
- resizing, Resizing and Growing Disks
- Django, Django
- DNS, Hostnames, Advanced Configuration, Mail Components, Mail for a Domain, Domain Name System (DNS)
- records, Zone Files
- DNS Server, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- Documentation (see Updating and Upgrading)
- documentation package (see Updating and Upgrading)
- DOS, Prepare the Boot Media
- DSP, Troubleshooting Sound
- DTE, Serial Terminology and Hardware
- DTrace, Synopsis
- DTrace support (see DTrace)
- dual homed hosts, Configuring a Router with Static Routes
- dump, File System Backups
- DVD
- burning, Creating and Using DVD Media
- DVD+RW, Using a DVD+RW
- DVD-RAM, Using a DVD-RAM
- DVD-RW, Using a DVD-RW
- DVD-Video, Burning a DVD-Video
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (see DHCP)
E
- editors, Text Editors
- ee1, Text Editors
- ee, Text Editors
- electronic mail (see email)
- ELF, Advanced Topics
- branding, Advanced Topics
- emacs, Text Editors
- email, What Can FreeBSD Do?, Synopsis
- change mta, Changing the Mail Transfer Agent
- configuration, Basic Configuration
- receiving, Mail Components
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting
- embedded, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- encodings, Using Localization
- environment variables, Shells
- ePDFView, ePDFView
- execution class loader, Advanced Topics
- Experts Exchange, Who Uses FreeBSD?
F
- failover, Link Aggregation and Failover
- FEC, Link Aggregation and Failover
- fetchmail, Using fetchmail
- file permissions, Permissions
- file server
- UNIX clients, Network File System (NFS)
- Windows clients, File and Print Services for Microsoft® Windows® Clients
(Samba)
- file systems
- ISO 9660, Creating and Using CD Media, Writing Data to an ISO File
System
- Joliet, Writing Data to an ISO File
System
- mounted with fstab, The fstab File
- mounting, Using mount(8)
- snapshots, File System Snapshots
- unmounting, Using umount(8)
- File Systems, Synopsis
- File Systems Support (see File Systems)
- Firefox, Firefox
- firewall, What Can FreeBSD Do?, Firewalls
- IPFILTER, IPFILTER (IPF)
- IPFW, IPFW
- PF, PF
- rulesets, Firewall Concepts
- Flash, Firefox and Adobe® Flash® Plugin
- fonts
- anti-aliased, Anti-Aliased Fonts
- spacing, Anti-Aliased Fonts
- TrueType, TrueType® Fonts
- Fonts
- LCD screen, Anti-Aliased Fonts
- Free Software
Foundation, A Brief History of FreeBSD, GNU Info Files
- FreeBSD Project
- development model, The FreeBSD Development Model
- goals, FreeBSD Project Goals
- history, A Brief History of FreeBSD
- FreeBSD Security Advisories, FreeBSD Security Advisories
- freebsd-update (see updating-upgrading)
- FreeNAS, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- FreshPorts, Finding Software
- FTP
- anonymous, Anonymous FTP, Configure Additional Network Services, Configuration
- passive mode, Choosing the Installation Media
- via a HTTP proxy, Choosing the Installation Media
- FTP servers, What Can FreeBSD Do?, File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
G
- gateway, Gateways and Routes
- GEOM, Synopsis, RAID0 - Striping, RAID1 - Mirroring, RAID3 - Byte-level Striping with
Dedicated Parity, Software RAID Devices, Labeling Disk Devices, UFS Journaling Through GEOM
- GEOM Disk Framework (see GEOM)
- getty, Modem Configuration
- GhostBSD, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- GNOME, What Can FreeBSD Do?, GNOME
- GNU General Public License (GPL), FreeBSD Project Goals
- GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), FreeBSD Project Goals
- GNU toolchain, Installing Linux® ELF
Binaries
- GnuCash, GnuCash
- Gnumeric, Gnumeric
- gpart, Adding Disks, Resizing and Growing Disks
- GQview, GQview
- grace period, Checking Quota Limits and Disk Usage
- Greenman, David, A Brief History of FreeBSD
- Grimes, Rod, A Brief History of FreeBSD
- groups, Managing Groups
- gv, gv
H
- hard limit, Setting Quota Limits
- HAST
- high availability, Highly Available Storage
(HAST)
- HCI, Finding Other Bluetooth Devices
- horizontal scan rate (see horizontal sync frequency)
- horizontal sync frequency, Xorg Configuration
- hostname, Hostnames
- hosts, /etc/hosts
- HP-UX, Network Information System
(NIS)
- Hubbard, Jordan, A Brief History of FreeBSD
- hw.ata.wc, hw.ata.wc
I
- I/O port, Troubleshooting Sound
- IEEE, Directory Backups
- image scanners, Image Scanners
- IMAP, Mail Components
- init8, FreeBSD Boot Process, Last Stage
- installation, Synopsis, Synopsis
- from Windows, Installing from an Windows® Partition
- headless (serial console), Installing FreeBSD on a System Without a Monitor or
Keyboard
- network
- Ethernet, Before Installing over a Network
- FTP, Choosing the Installation Media, Creating a Local FTP Site with a FreeBSD Disc
- NFS, Before Installing via NFS
- parallel (PLIP), Before Installing over a Network
- serial (PPP), Before Installing over a Network
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting, Troubleshooting
- Intel i810 graphic chipset, Configuration with Intel® i810
Graphics Chipsets
- internationalization (see localization)
- Internet Systems Consortium (ISC), Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
(DHCP)
- interrupt storms, System Hangs
- IP
aliases, Virtual Hosts
- IP masquerading (see NAT)
- IP subnet, Bridging
- IPFILTER
- enabling, Enabling IPF
- kernel options, Enabling IPF
- logging, IPF Logging
- rule syntax, IPF Rule Syntax
- statistics, Viewing IPF Statistics
- ipfstat, Viewing IPF Statistics
- IPFW
- enabling, Enabling IPFW
- kernel options, Enabling IPFW
- logging, Logging Firewall Messages
- rule processing order, IPFW Rule Syntax
- rule syntax, IPFW Rule Syntax
- ipfw, The IPFW Command
- ipmon, IPF Logging
- ipnat, Configuring NAT
- IPsec, VPN over
IPsec
- AH, VPN over
IPsec
- ESP, VPN over
IPsec
- IRQ, Troubleshooting Sound
- Isilon, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- ISO
9660, Creating and Using CD Media
- iXsystems, Who Uses FreeBSD?
K
- KDE, What Can FreeBSD Do?, KDE
- display manager, KDE
- Kerberos5
- configure clients, Configuring a Client to Use
Kerberos
- enabling services, Configuring a Server to Use
Kerberos
- external resources, Resources and Further Information
- Key Distribution Center, Setting up a Heimdal KDC
- limitations and shortcomings, Mitigating Kerberos
Limitations
- kern.cam.scsi_delay, SCSI_DELAY
(kern.cam.scsi_delay)
- kern.ipc.somaxconn, kern.ipc.somaxconn
- kern.maxfiles, kern.maxfiles
- kernel, FreeBSD Boot Process
- boot interaction, Stage Three
- bootflags, Last Stage
- building / installing, Building and Installing a Custom Kernel
- building a custom kernel, Synopsis
- configuration, Setting Up the Sound Card
- configuration file, The Configuration File
- NOTES, The Configuration File
- kernel options
- COMPAT_LINUX, Configuring Linux® Binary Compatibility
- IPFILTER, Enabling IPF
- IPFILTER_DEFAULT_BLOCK, Enabling IPF
- IPFILTER_LOG, Enabling IPF
- IPFIREWALL, Enabling IPFW
- IPFIREWALL_VERBOSE, Enabling IPFW
- IPFIREWALL_VERBOSE_LIMIT, Enabling IPFW
- IPSEC, VPN over
IPsec
- IPSEC_DEBUG, VPN over
IPsec
- MROUTING, Multicast Considerations
- SCSI DELAY, SCSI_DELAY
(kern.cam.scsi_delay)
- keymap, Console Setup
- KLD (kernel loadable
object), Using Windows® NDIS Drivers
- KMyMoney, KMyMoney
- Konqueror, Konqueror
L
- L2CAP, Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol
(L2CAP)
- LACP, Link Aggregation and Failover
- lagg, Link Aggregation and Failover
- language codes, Using Localization
- LCD screen, Anti-Aliased Fonts
- LCP, Configuring Dial-in Services
- LDAP, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
(LDAP), Security Settings
- LDAP Server, Configuring an LDAP Server
- LibreOffice, LibreOffice
- limiting users, Configuring Login Classes
- coredumpsize, Configuring Login Classes
- cputime, Configuring Login Classes
- filesize, Configuring Login Classes
- maxproc, Configuring Login Classes
- memorylocked, Configuring Login Classes
- memoryuse, Configuring Login Classes
- openfiles, Configuring Login Classes
- quotas, Resource Limits
- sbsize, Configuring Login Classes
- stacksize, Configuring Login Classes
- Linux, Network Information System
(NIS)
- ELF binaries, Installing Linux® ELF
Binaries
- Linux binary compatibility, Synopsis
- livefs
CD, Emergency Recovery
- loadbalance, Link Aggregation and Failover
- loader, Stage Three
- loader configuration, Stage Three
- locale, Using Localization, Setting Locale for Login Shell
- localization, Synopsis
- German, Additional Language-Specific Resources
- Greek, Additional Language-Specific Resources
- Japanese, Additional Language-Specific Resources
- Korean, Additional Language-Specific Resources
- Russian, Russian Language (KOI8-R Encoding)
- Traditional Chinese, Additional Language-Specific Resources
- log files
- FTP, Configuration
- log management, Log Management and Rotation
- log rotation, Log Management and Rotation
- login class, Setting Locale for Login Shell, Utilities Which Change Login Classes
- ls1, Permissions
M
- m0n0wall, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- MAC, Synopsis
- File System Firewall Policy, The MAC BSD Extended Policy
- MAC Biba Integrity Policy, The MAC Biba Module
- MAC Configuration Testing, Testing the Configuration
- MAC Interface Silencing Policy, The MAC Interface Silencing Policy
- MAC LOMAC, The MAC Low-watermark Module
- MAC Multi-Level Security Policy, The MAC Multi-Level Security Module
- MAC Port Access Control List Policy, The MAC Port Access Control List Policy
- MAC Process Partition Policy, The MAC Partition Policy
- MAC See Other UIDs Policy, The MAC See Other UIDs Policy
- MAC Troubleshooting, Troubleshooting the MAC Framework
- MacOS, Generating a Single One-time Password
- mail host, Mail Components
- mail server daemons
- Exim, Mail Components
- Postfix, Mail Components
- qmail, Mail Components
- Sendmail, Mail Components
- Mail User Agents, Mail User Agents
- mailing list, Rebuilding World
- make.conf, Configuration Files
- Mandatory Access Control (see MAC)
- manual pages, Manual Pages
- Master Boot Record
(MBR), FreeBSD Boot Process, The Boot Manager
- McAfee, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- memory protection, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- mencoder, MPlayer and
MEncoder
-
mergemaster
, Merging Configuration Files
- mfsBSD, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- mgetty, Configuring Dial-in Services
- Microsoft Windows, BIOS Drive Numbering, File and Print Services for Microsoft® Windows® Clients
(Samba)
- Microsoft Windows
- device drivers, Using Windows® NDIS Drivers
- MIME, Setting Locale for Login Shell
- modem, Dial-in Service
- mod_perl
- Perl, mod_perl
- mod_php
- PHP, mod_php
- mount8, Installing FreeBSD on a System Without a Monitor or
Keyboard
- mountd, Network File System (NFS)
- moused, Console Setup
- MPlayer, MPlayer and
MEncoder
- MS-DOS, BIOS Drive Numbering, Generating a Single One-time Password
- multi-user facilities, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- multi-user mode, Multi-User Mode
- multicast routing, Multicast Considerations
- MX record, Mail Components, Troubleshooting, Basic Configuration, Zone Files
N
- Nagios in a MAC Jail, Nagios in a MAC Jail
- NAS4Free, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- NAT, What Can FreeBSD Do?, Configuring NAT
- and IPFW, Configuring NAT
- NDIS, Using Windows® NDIS Drivers
- NDISulator, Using Windows® NDIS Drivers
- net.inet.ip.portrange.*, net.inet.ip.portrange.*
- Net/2, A Brief History of FreeBSD
- NetApp, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- NetBIOS, Advanced Configuration
- NetBSD, Network Information System
(NIS)
- Netcraft, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- NetEase, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- Netflix, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- netgroups, Using Netgroups
- network address translation (see NAT)
- network cards
- configuration, Setting Up Network Interface Cards, Configuring the Network Card
- driver, Locating the Correct Driver
- testing, Testing the Ethernet Card
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting
- newsyslog, Log Management and Rotation
- newsyslog.conf, Log Management and Rotation
- NFS, Quotas over NFS, Network File System (NFS)
- configuration, Configuring the Server
- export examples, Configuring the Server
- installing multiple machines, Tracking for Multiple Machines
- mounting, Configuring the Client
- server, Network File System (NFS)
- nfsd, Network File System (NFS)
- NIS, Network Information System
(NIS)
- client, Machine Types
- client configuration, Setting Up an NIS Client
- domain name, Choosing a NIS Domain Name
- domains, Network Information System
(NIS)
- maps, Initializing the NIS Maps
- master server, Machine Types
- password formats, Password Formats
- server configuration, Configuring the NIS Master
Server
- slave server, Machine Types, Setting up a NIS Slave Server
- NIS+, Security Settings
- NOTES, The Configuration File
- Novell, A Brief History of FreeBSD
- NTP
- ntp.conf, NTP Configuration
- ntpd, Clock Synchronization with NTP
- null-modem cable, Installing FreeBSD on a System Without a Monitor or
Keyboard, Serial Cables and Ports, In-Depth Serial Console Configuration
O
- OBEX, OBEX Object Push
(OPUSH)
- office suite
-
Apache OpenOffice
, Apache OpenOffice
- Calligra, Calligra
- LibreOffice, LibreOffice
- Okular, Okular
- one-time passwords, One-time Passwords
- OpenBSD, Network Information System
(NIS)
- OpenSSH, OpenSSH
- client, Using the SSH Client Utilities
- enabling, Enabling the SSH Server
- secure copy, Using the SSH Client Utilities
- tunneling, SSH Tunneling
- OpenSSL
- certificate generation, Generating Certificates
- Opera, Opera
- OSPF, Configuring a Router with Static Routes
P
- packages, Synopsis
- Pair Networks, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- PAP, PAP and CHAP Authentication
- partition layout, Designing the Partition Layout
- partitions, Disk Organization, Adding Disks, Resizing and Growing Disks
- passwd, passwd
- password, PAP and CHAP Authentication
- pax, Directory Backups
- PC-BSD, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- PCI, Setting Up the Sound Card
- PDF
- viewing, Xpdf, gv, ePDFView, Okular
- permissions, Permissions
- symbolic, Symbolic Permissions
- pfSense, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- pgp keys, OpenPGP Keys
- pkg, Monitoring Third Party Security Issues
- search, Finding Software
- POP, Mail Components
- portmap, NIS Terms and Processes
- portmaster, Upgrading Ports Using
Portmaster
- ports, Synopsis
- disk-space, Ports and Disk Space
- installing, Installing Ports
- removing, Removing Installed Ports
- upgrading, Upgrading Ports
- Ports Collection, Configuring Linux® Binary Compatibility
- portupgrade, Upgrading Ports Using Portupgrade
- POSIX, Directory Backups, Setting Locale for Login Shell
- PostScript
- viewing, gv
- PPP, Synopsis
- configuration, Final System Configuration
- Microsoft extensions, Advanced Configuration
- NAT, Using PPP Network Address
Translation Capability
- over ATM, Using PPP over
ATM (PPPoA)
- over Ethernet, Synopsis, Using PPP over Ethernet (PPPoE)
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting PPP Connections
- with static IP
addresses, Basic Configuration
- PPPoA, Using PPP over
ATM (PPPoA)
- preemptive multitasking, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- print server
- Windows clients, File and Print Services for Microsoft® Windows® Clients
(Samba)
- printers, Russian Language (KOI8-R Encoding)
- Process Accounting, Process Accounting
- procmail, Using procmail
- pw, pw, Utilities Which Change Login Classes
- Python, Django
R
- RAID1, RAID1 - Mirroring
- RAID3, RAID3 - Byte-level Striping with
Dedicated Parity
- Rambler, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- rc files, Multi-User Mode
- rc.conf, Managing System-Specific Configuration
- rc.serial, Serial Port Configuration, Modem Configuration
- Rebuilding world, Rebuilding World
- rebuilding world
- timings, Variables and Targets
- refresh rate, Xorg Configuration
- resolv.conf, /etc/resolv.conf
- resolver, Domain Name System (DNS)
- Resource limits, Resource Limits
- restore, File System Backups
- reverse
DNS, Domain Name System (DNS)
- RIP, Configuring a Router with Static Routes
- rmuser, rmuser
- root file system, Mounting and Unmounting File Systems
- root zone, Domain Name System (DNS)
- roundrobin, Link Aggregation and Failover
- routed, Final System Configuration
- router, What Can FreeBSD Do?, Configuring a Router with Static Routes
- routing, Gateways and Routes
- rpcbind, Network File System (NFS), NIS Terms and Processes
- Ruby on Rails, Ruby on Rails
S
- Samba server, File and Print Services for Microsoft® Windows® Clients
(Samba)
- Sandvine, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- scp1, Using the SSH Client Utilities
- screenmap, Console Setup
- SCSI, BIOS Drive Numbering
- SDL, Determining Video Capabilities
- SDP, Service Discovery Protocol
(SDP)
- security, Security
- firewalls, Firewalls
- one-time passwords, One-time Passwords
- OpenSSH, OpenSSH
- OpenSSL, OpenSSL
- Security Event Auditing (see MAC)
- sendmail, Final System Configuration
- Sendmail, Sendmail Configuration
Files
- serial communications, Synopsis
- serial console, Installing FreeBSD on a System Without a Monitor or
Keyboard, Setting Up the Serial Console
- services, Starting Services
- shared libraries, Installing Additional Libraries Manually
- shells, Shells
- shutdown8, Shutdown Sequence
- signal 11, Common Questions
- Sina, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- single-user
mode, Stage Three, Single-User Mode, Overview of Process
- skeleton directory, adduser
- slices, Disk Organization
- SMTP, Final System Configuration, Basic Configuration
- soft limit, Setting Quota Limits
- Soft Updates, Soft Updates
- details, More Details About Soft Updates
- Software RAID Devices
- Hardware-assisted RAID, Software RAID Devices
- Solaris, Advanced Topics, Network Information System
(NIS)
- Sony, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- Sony Japan, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- Sophos, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- sound cards, Setting Up the Sound Card
- source code, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- SourceForge, Finding Software
- Spectra Logic, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- spreadsheet
- Gnumeric, Gnumeric
- KMyMoney, KMyMoney
- SQL database, Security Settings
- src.conf, Configuration Files
- SSH
- sshd, Enabling SSH Login
- SSL, mod_ssl
- static IP address, Configuring PPP
- Striping, RAID0 - Striping
- subnet, Gateways and Routes
- Subversion, The FreeBSD Development Model, Using FreeBSD-STABLE, Synchronizing Source, Using Subversion
- Subversion Repository, The FreeBSD Development Model
- Mirror Sites, Subversion Mirror
Sites
- SVN (see Subversion)
- swap
- encrypting, Encrypting Swap
- swap partition, Designing the Partition Layout
- swap sizing, Designing the Partition Layout
- symbolic links, Installing Additional Libraries Manually
- Symmetric Multi-Processing
(SMP), What Can FreeBSD Do?
- sysctl, Tuning with sysctl(8), sysctl.conf
- sysctl.conf, sysctl.conf
- syslog, Configuring System Logging, Configuration
- syslog.conf, Configuring Local Logging
- syslogd8, Configuring System Logging
- system configuration, Synopsis
- system logging, Configuring System Logging
- system optimization, Synopsis
T
- tape media, Using Data Tapes for Backups
- tar, Directory Backups
- TCP Bandwidth Delay Product
Limiting
- net.inet.tcp.inflight.enable, TCP Bandwidth Delay Product
- TCP Wrapper, TCP Wrapper, NIS Security
- TCP/IP networking, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- TELEHOUSE America, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- terminals, Virtual Consoles and Terminals, Terminals
- tether, USB Tethering
- text editors, Text Editors
- The GIMP, The GIMP
- The Weather Channel, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- traceroute8, Troubleshooting
- Traditional Chinese
- BIG-5 encoding, Login Classes Method
- TrueType Fonts, TrueType® Fonts
- ttyu, Serial Port Configuration
- tunefs8, Soft Updates
- tuning
- kernel limits, Tuning Kernel Limits
- with sysctl, Tuning with sysctl(8)
- TV cards, TV Cards
V
- Verisign, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- vertical scan rate (see refresh rate)
- vertical sync frequency (see refresh rate)
- vfs.hirunningspace, vfs.hirunningspace
- vfs.vmiodirenable, vfs.vmiodirenable
- vfs.write_behind, vfs.write_behind
- vi, Text Editors
- video packages, Ports and Packages Dealing with Video
- video ports, Ports and Packages Dealing with Video
- vipw, Utilities Which Change Login Classes
- virtual consoles, Virtual Consoles and Terminals
- virtual hosts, Virtual Hosts
- virtual memory, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- virtual private network (see VPN)
- vm.swap_idle_enabled, vm.swap_idle_enabled
- Voxer, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- VPN, VPN over
IPsec
W
- Walnut Creek CDROM, A Brief History of FreeBSD
- Weathernews, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- web servers, What Can FreeBSD Do?
- dynamic, Dynamic Websites
- secure, mod_ssl
- setting up, Apache HTTP Server
- WhatsApp, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- Wheel Systems, Who Uses FreeBSD?
- widescreen flatpanel configuration, Adding a Widescreen Flatpanel to the Mix
- Williams, Nate, A Brief History of FreeBSD
- Windows, Generating a Single One-time Password
- Windows drivers, Using Windows® NDIS Drivers
- wireless networking, Wireless Networking
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