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@ -33,5 +33,5 @@ Bacula's advanced features and support for additional customization make it a go
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You can fully tailor the backup process to your specific requirements with shell scripts. The advantage of shell scripts over using backup utilities is they offer full flexibility and customization.
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Refer to this guide for instructions on {ref}`how to use shell scripts for backups <back-up-using-shell-scripts>` -- or you can take a look at these examples:
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* `Basic backup shell script <https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/basic-backup-shell-script/36419>`_
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* [Basic backup shell script](https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/basic-backup-shell-script/36419)
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* {ref}`An example of archive rotation with shell scripts <archive-rotation-shell-script>`
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Backups and version control
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****************************
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* :ref:`Install Bacula <install-bacula>`
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* :ref:`Install rsnapshot <install-rsnapshot>`
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* :ref:`Backup with shell scripts <back-up-using-shell-scripts>`
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* :ref:`etckeeper <install-etckeeper>`
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* :ref:`Install gitolite <install-gitolite>`
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On Ubuntu, two primary ways of backing up your system are **backup utilities**
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and **shell scripts**. For additional protection, you can combine backup
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methods.
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Backup utilities
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================
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* :ref:`Bacula <install-bacula>` has advanced features and customization support,
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which makes it a good choice for enterprise systems or complex setups.
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* :ref:`rsnapshot <install-rsnapshot>` is a simple and efficient solution, well
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suited to individual users or small-scale organizations.
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.. toctree::
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:hidden:
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:hidden:
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Install Bacula <backups/install-bacula>
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Install rsnapshot <backups/install-rsnapshot>
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Backup with shell scripts <backups/back-up-using-shell-scripts>
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etckeeper <backups/install-etckeeper>
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Install gitolite <backups/install-gitolite>
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Install Bacula <backups/install-bacula>
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Install rsnapshot <backups/install-rsnapshot>
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Shell scripts
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=============
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If you are looking for full flexibility and customization, another option is
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to use shell scripts.
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.. toctree::
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:titlesonly:
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Backup with shell scripts <backups/back-up-using-shell-scripts>
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Version control
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===============
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* :ref:`install-etckeeper` stores the contents of ``/etc`` in a Version Control
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System (VCS) repository
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* :ref:`Install gitolite <install-gitolite>` for a traditional source control
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management server for git, including multiple users and access rights
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management
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.. toctree::
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:hidden:
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etckeeper <backups/install-etckeeper>
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Install gitolite <backups/install-gitolite>
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See also
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========
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* Explanation: :ref:`introduction-to-backups`
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how-to/data-and-storage.rst
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how-to/data-and-storage.rst
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.. _how-to-data-and-storage:
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Data and storage
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****************
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Data management
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===============
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* :ref:`how-to-openldap` is a popular implementation of the Lightweight
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Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), used for managing hierarchical data
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* :ref:`how-to-databases` provides details on two of the most common databases
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found in Ubuntu: MySQL and PostgreSQL
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.. toctree::
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:hidden:
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openldap
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databases
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Storage and backups
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===================
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* :ref:`how-to-storage` shows how to set up and manage Logical Volumes
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* :ref:`how-to-backups-and-version-control` presents common options for backing
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up your data and your system
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.. toctree::
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:hidden:
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storage
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backups
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Databases
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**********
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* :ref:`MySQL <install-mysql>`
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* :ref:`PostgreSQL <install-postgresql>`
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Ubuntu provides two popular database servers: MySQL and PostgreSQL. Both are
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popular choices with similar feature sets, and both are equally supported in
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Ubuntu.
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These guides show you how to install and configure them.
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.. toctree::
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:hidden:
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:titlesonly:
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MySQL <databases/install-mysql>
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PostgreSQL <databases/install-postgresql>
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MySQL <databases/install-mysql>
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PostgreSQL <databases/install-postgresql>
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See also
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========
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* Explanation: :ref:`introduction-to-databases`
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Data and storage
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================
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OpenLDAP
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--------
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.. toctree::
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:hidden:
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:titlesonly:
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.. include:: openldap.rst
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:start-line: 4
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:end-before: .. toctree::
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data-and-storage.rst
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Databases
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---------
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:ref:`The data and storage section <how-to-data-and-storage>` covers the
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following:
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.. include:: databases.rst
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:start-line: 4
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:end-before: .. toctree::
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Storage
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-------
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.. include:: storage.rst
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:start-line: 4
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:end-before: .. toctree::
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Backups and version control
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---------------------------
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.. include:: backups.rst
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:start-line: 4
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:end-before: .. toctree::
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* **Managing data** in the OpenLDAP and databases topics
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* **Storage and backups**, including partitioning (with LVM), backup utilities,
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and version control
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Mail services
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=============
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:titlesonly:
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software.rst
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openldap.rst
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databases.rst
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mail-services.rst
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backups.rst
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web-services.rst
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storage.rst
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graphics.rst
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observability.rst
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virtualisation.rst
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OpenLDAP
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*********
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* :ref:`Install and configure LDAP <install-openldap>`
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* :ref:`Set up access control <ldap-access-control>`
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* :ref:`Set up OpenLDAP with replication <ldap-replication>`
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* :ref:`Simple LDAP user and group management <ldap-users-and-groups>`
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* :ref:`OpenLDAP and Transport Layer Security (TLS) <ldap-and-tls>`
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* :ref:`Backup and restore OpenLDAP <ldap-backup-and-restore>`
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The Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, or LDAP, is a protocol for
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managing hierarchical data and accessing directories. The open source
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implementation used in Ubuntu is OpenLDAP.
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These guides are intended to be sequential, so following them in the order
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presented below is suggested.
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:titlesonly:
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Install LDAP <openldap/install-openldap>
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Set up access control <openldap/access-control>
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Replication <openldap/replication>
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LDAP users and groups <openldap/users-and-groups>
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LDAP and TLS <openldap/ldap-and-tls>
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Backup and restore <openldap/backup-and-restore>
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Install OpenLDAP <openldap/install-openldap>
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Set up access control <openldap/access-control>
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OpenLDAP with replication <openldap/replication>
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User and group management <openldap/users-and-groups>
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OpenLDAP and TLS <openldap/ldap-and-tls>
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Backup and restore <openldap/backup-and-restore>
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See also
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========
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* How-to: :ref:`sssd-with-ldap`
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* Explanation: :ref:`introduction-to-openldap`
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* :ref:`Console security <console-security>` for an additional physical
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security barrier
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User management <security/user-management>
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Firewalls <security/firewalls>
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AppArmor <security/apparmor>
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Console security <security/console-security>
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Authentication
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==============
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* :ref:`Smart card authentication <smart-card-authentication>` provides a
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physical authentication method
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kerberos.rst
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sssd.rst
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Smart cards <security/smart-card-authentication>
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Cryptography
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============
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implementation of SSH. It provides a suite of utilities for encrypting data
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transfers and can also be used for remote login and authentication.
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* :ref:`OpenSSH <openssh-server>`
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* :ref:`CA trust store <install-a-root-ca-certificate-in-the-trust-store>`
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OpenSSH <security/openssh-server>
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Install a root CA certificate <security/install-a-root-ca-certificate-in-the-trust-store>
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Virtual Private Network (VPN)
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=============================
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* :ref:`how-to-wireguard-vpn` is a modern and performant option that removes a
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lot of the complexity from configuring a VPN
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.. toctree::
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:hidden:
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OpenVPN <security/install-openvpn>
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wireguard-vpn
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See also
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========
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* Explanation: :ref:`Introduction to security <introduction-to-security>`
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* Explanation: :ref:`Security topics <explanation-security>`
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.. toctree::
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:caption: General security
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User management <security/user-management>
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Firewalls <security/firewalls>
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AppArmor <security/apparmor>
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Console security <security/console-security>
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.. toctree::
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:caption: Authentication and access
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kerberos.rst
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sssd.rst
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Smart cards <security/smart-card-authentication>
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.. toctree::
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:caption: Cryptography
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OpenSSH <security/openssh-server>
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Install a root CA certificate in the trust store <security/install-a-root-ca-certificate-in-the-trust-store>
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:caption: Virtual Private Network (VPN}
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OpenVPN <security/install-openvpn>
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wireguard-vpn
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Storage
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* :ref:`Manage logical volumes <manage-logical-volumes>`
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Related links
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=============
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Explanation:
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* :ref:`About logical volume management <about-lvm>`
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The Ubuntu Server installer can set up and install to Logical Volume Management
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(LVM) partitions.
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Manage logical volumes <storage/manage-logical-volumes>
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See also
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========
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* Explanation: :ref:`about-lvm`
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Manage logical volumes <storage/manage-logical-volumes>
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