Computer Network Systems with Linux and C

Computer network systems with Linux are a major component in earning a BTACS degree. These examples of network programming range from a simple local file copier to a custom built network protocol with error detection.

The examples of Linux administration are designed to demonstrate how to configure Linux to perform as a Domain Name System (DNS) server, a firewall and to implement the Zebra routing protocol.

 

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Network Programming

Type	Application	Class Coursework
C	File Copier	COMP327 - Computer Networks
C	Network Analyzer (traffic monitoring) with FTP password "sniffer"	COMP327 - Computer Networks
C	Network Protocol with Error Detection	COMP 327 - Computer Networks

 

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Linux Administration

Type	Application	Class Coursework
Linux Redhat	Configuring Linux as a Domain Name Service (DNS) server	COMP425 - Computer Network Administration
Linux Redhat	Configuring Linux as a Network Firewall	COMP425 - Computer Network Administration
Linux Redhat	Configuring Zebra Routing Protocol in Linux	COMP425 - Computer Network Administration