The first and main source of online information for any Unix system is

• the manpages (online manual pages).

Our operating system, Digital Unix, also has some user guides which are available online.

The friendliest Unix help site is UNIXhelp for users, of which we've made a local copy.

We provide links to various searchable indexes; though they are not Unix-specific, they contain pointers to lots of useful information.

Finally, here are some more sites that we've found particularly worthwhile:

• Other Universities' Help Pages.

• Frequently Asked Questions about Unix (from the comp.unix.questions newsgroup).

• Zen and the Art of the Internet, a primer on Internet resources.

• Help with WinSock. This site has several useful links for help with WinSock.

• The IETF's training materials catalogue.

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