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The document discusses configuring various client services on Linux networks, including superservers that handle multiple services, administrative services like logging and printing, and basic information services like finger and talk. It provides details on setting up and using services like TCP Wrappers, NTP, SNMP, printing with lpd, networking testing with tools like echo and chargen, mailing lists, news servers, and more.
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