Finding Your Way Through Linuxconf

This table provides a quick reference for this chapter. Unfortunately, it doesn't provide a complete quick reference for Linuxconf, which has many more capabilities than this documentation provides.

Table 14-2. Linuxconf Quick Reference

What do you want to do?	Where to find it in Linuxconf
Add/modify/disable/delete a user account	Config => Users accounts => Normal => User accounts
Change a user's password	Config => Users accounts => Normal => User accounts
Change the root password	Config => Users accounts => Normal => Change root password
Configure networking	Config => Networking => Client tasks => Basic host information
Create/delete a group	Config => Users accounts => Normal => Group definitions
Edit parameters for passwords	Users Accounts => Password & Account Policies
Disable tree menu	Control => Control files and systems => Configure linuxconf modules
Enable Web-based access to Linuxconf	Config => Networking => Misc => Linuxconf network access
Modify `/etc/hosts`	Config => Networking => Misc => Information about other hosts
Modify group membership	Config => Users accounts => Normal => Group definitions or Config => Users accounts => Normal => User accounts
Set filter parameters	Control => Features
Specify a nameserver (DNS)	Config => Networking => Client tasks => Name server specification (DNS)
View filesystem	Config => File systems => Access local drive or Config => File systems => Access nfs volume