Report on Advanced Networking Concepts and Debian Linux Implementation

This report delves into advanced networking concepts, focusing on their implementation within a Debian Linux environment. The study explores the design and configuration of essential network services, including DHCP and DNS servers, alongside firewall services provided by iptables. It covers the practical aspects of setting up and configuring both client and server systems, implementing Quality of Service (QoS) measures, and securing SSH connections. The report also details the experimental work, including installation steps on Virtual Box, configurations, and testing procedures for the designed network. It further addresses troubleshooting techniques for Linux Debian, providing a comprehensive overview of network system services. The report concludes with a discussion of the advantages of using Debian, particularly its support, ease of installation, and efficient memory usage, alongside highlighting the technical requirements for running Debian on Virtual Box.