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| Linux Administration
- Houston, TX - Oct 17-21, 2011 |
| Based on RED HAT - RHEL -
CentOS - Fedora Distributions |
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| Linux Systems Administration
for Computer Professionals |
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Course:
LSA305
Length: Five days
Times: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. daily
Class Size: Maximum twelve
Registration Prerequisites
This Linux Systems Administration course is
designed for computer professionals who have
previously attended an introductory Linux
Essentials course, or have equivalent on-the-job
training with practical experience in Linux
command line basics.
To be successful in completing this course,
attendees should have basic knowledge of a Linux
command line editor such as vi, and possess a
repertoire of essential commands for copying,
moving, renaming, and editing files and
directories. Basic knowledge of commands such as
find, and grep, as well as informational
commands including who, date, df , and du are
desirable but not absolutely required.
Previous Linux system administration
experience is not required. However, LSA305
learning objectives are highly beneficial to
those who have who have been ‘acting
administrators’ with no formal training.
Students who currently administer Linux systems
by notes or command lists given to them, will
come away understanding the underlying
functionality and extensibility of familiar and
new commands.
Course Description
Students who use and will support Linux
distributions such as Red Hat (RHEL), CentOS,
and Fedora will feel at home, as this course was
developed on these distributions. Those using
other Linux versions based on the above
distributions will benefit greatly. Instructors
point out differences, if any.
Technical terminology unique to the Linux
computing environment is defined, thereby
enabling students to better understand the
nomenclature and more effectively communicate
with other Linux professionals and support
personnel. Instructors are skilled in relating
and leveraging the student's existing knowledge
of administering other operating system
environments.
The skills learned in this course are vital
for competent system administration and provide
a foundation for preparing for available
industry certifications.
The Student Learning Guide is designed to be
an excellent post class reference. Frequent
updates to the courseware insure currency,
accuracy and relevancy to current Linux
computing trends.
* Prerequisite skills can be gained by
attending our Linux Essentials class.
Who should attend LSA305?
* Computer professionals with basic Linux
experience, wanting to move to new or
higher-level positions in corporate IT.
* Experienced systems administrators migrating
from other operating system technologies
Learning is enriched through
extensive hands-on labs and exercises.
40% lecture
60% practical, hands-on exercises and
labs
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Course Topics |
- Linux Administrator Duties and Overview
- Installation Planning and Partitioning
- Linux Installation Lab
- Administering Users and Groups
- Assuming Other System Identities
- File System Security - Permissions and
Access Control Lists
- Linux System Processes - Identifying and
Controlling
- cron and at - Scheduling Processes
- Linux Printing with CUPS
- Installing
and Removing Linux Software
- Linux File System Basics
- Linux File Systems - Creating and
Repairing
- Linux Startup and Shutdown
- Linux Network Files and Utilities
- Linux File Sharing with NFS
- Linux File Sharing with Samba
- SSH - Login Sessions and Moving Files
Across the Network
- Linux Kernel - Updating and Building New
Kernels
Appendix
A - Kickstart Tutorial
B - Using the vi Editor
C - Moving Files with ftp
D - The tar and compression commands
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