When I build an Linux server on internet. I should install, configure
and run DHCP server, DNS server(BIND), Web server(Apache) on my Linux
server.
The Linux server's working sequence will be next.

1.Users Login Linux server through telephone line or network first.
2. DHCP server automatically assign an IP address for User.
3. DNS server get user's URL  and  return the IP to user.
4. User can use Web server to surf internet.
5. User log out.

Am I right about the working sequence of Linux server? Does anyone can
give me details description about that ? Is the login managed by Linux
itself? When I have new user, I use adduser to add an account, is there
any good tools or database can manage the account. I can learn every
server individual, but I am not clearly know how these server working
together as a Web server on Linux? If the communication between my
server and users is broken abnormally, how does linux server process
that situation? How did DHCP server get the assigned IP address back and
prepare for another user at that situation? Does that work automatically
by DHCP server?  Can anyone tell me where I can find materials about
these questions? Thanks.

Regards,
Hanbing

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