• Update apache (via .rpms)
• Test out the SSI, CGI and PHP?
• Make a "mising.html" file
• Examine server logs
• Set up Virtual Hosts
• Set up of FTP server

Commands:
grep (and grep -v)
sort
uniq
sftp
ssh

• Why is updating server software so crucial?
• What issues must you consider before allowing users access to server side utilities such as PHP, CGI, SSI ?
• What is the purpose of a "missing.html" file?
• Where are the web server logs kept?
• What types of information are logged by the web server?
• How would you get all the files accessed by a particular IP/domain name on your web server?
• What in the referer log would make you think that someone had linked to one of your photos/graphics on your web server?
• What is a "virtual host" ? Why is it useful?
• How do you set up a virtual host?
• What is an anonymous ftp server? What are they commonly used for?
• What is the .message file for in an anonymous ftp directory?
• FTP on redhat uses a chroot "jail" what is meant by that?
• For NON anonymous ftp connections, why should you have your users uses Sftp instead?

• run rhn_register to register with the redhat network
• Either from the menu, or the command line, run up2date
• Make sure you do all of the following updates and then some.
• Go into /etc/xinetd.d and switch disable to "no" in the vsftpd file, and restart xinetd
• Go into /var/ftp/ and /var/ftp/pub and place a .message file to let users know the rules for your ftp site.
• Place at least one file for download into your ftp "pub" directory.
• With a friend, set up accounts for each other and long on using ssh -l username 140.198.xxx.xxxx and transfer a file using sftp