网络管理员必知的linux系统目录（The system administrator must know the directory Linux）.docVIP

网络管理员必知的linux系统目录（The system administrator must know the directory Linux） Linux has developed rapidly in recent years and has introduced many versions. Were dazzled, but in every release of Linux, there is a /proc/ directory, which is the Linux system directory. Some also call it the Proc file system. For those network administrators, you must master the Linux system directory. In this directory, including some special files, not only can be used to reflect the current state of the kernel and view hardware information, and some of the files also allows the user to modify the content, to the current working state regulation of the kernel, for example /proc/sys/ file directory. Unlike the other directories in the /proc/ directory, the files in the /proc/sys/ directory not only provide information about the system, but also allow the user to immediately stop or open certain features and functions of the kernel. In the /proc/sys/ directory in the /proc/sys/net/ subdirectory is closely linked with the network, we can use some files in this directory to open the special function associated with the network application at the same time, also can use some files in this directory is set to protect the security of our network. Therefore, as a network administrator under Linux, it is necessary to understand in detail the various functions and settings of the /proc/sys/net/ directory file, so that it can better work for us. First, the /proc/sys/net/ directory description. The /proc/sys/net/ directory includes a host of network related topics such as appletalk/, ethernet/, ipv4/, ipx/, and ipv6/. By changing the files in these directories, network administrators can adjust network parameters when the system is running. Although there are still a lot of network configuration methods in Linux, it is very helpful for network applications to be familiar with the contents of this directory. There are two directories in the /proc/sys/net/ directory, now IPV4 is closely related with th