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Linux Basic and Advanced Administration
Duration: 60 Hrs
Introduction to the LINUX Operating System
* A brief history of UNIX and LINUX
* GNU project/ FSF
* GPL - GNU General Public license (Copy left)
* Popular versions of LINUX available
* The LINUX kernel
* Overview of commands and utilities
* The graphical user interfaces available
* A LINUX login session from the command line
* Essential keyboard shortcuts
The LINUX GNOME/ KDE Desktops
* The GNOME and KDE desktops
* Configuring and switching between desktops
* Web browsers, Office suites
* File managers - Nautilus & konqueror
Basic Commands
* Sort, uniq, cut diff & paste: string processing
* Cat, touch and VI
* Using grep & sed with regular expressions
* Locating files: locate, locate
* Managing files: head, tail, less etc.
* Getting Help - man pages, info, /user/ share/ doc
* Remote - scp, ssh
* Network diagnostic tools
The LINUX File System
* The file system structure
* Directories and files
* Pathnames: relative and absolute
* Navigating the file system
* Managing floppy disk and file systems
File Access Control
* Users and groups
* User information commands
* File access permissions
* Changing file attributes
* Default file permissions
* Switching users and user groups
* Extended file permissions
Redirection and Pipes
* Input and Output redirection
* Overwriting and appending redirection
* Using pipes to connect processes together
* Teeing output within pipelines
* Combining redirection and pipes
The vi/ vim Editors
* Introduction to text file editing
* How to use the vim editor
* Copying, moving, editing and deleting text
* Search and replace features
* Reading and writing files
* Using regular expressions within vi/ vim
* Advanced vim topics
Processes
* What is a process?
* System and user processes
* Process ancestry and states
* Monitoring processes
* Killing processes
* Background processes
* Using Job control
* Altering Process scheduling priorities
Installing Red Hat Linux
* Installation methods available
* Multiboot systems
User Administration
* User and group administration
* Adding a new user and group
* Password management using password, change etc
* The sudo command
* The shells and the user environment
System Startup/ Shutdown and Initialization
* The boot sequence explained
* The lilo and grub boot managers
* The init program and run levels
* The /etc/ rc. d/rc. sysinitrc program
* The system V startup script model
* Control services using chkconfig, ntsysv etc.
* System shutdown and reboot management
File system Configuration
* The Linux file system basics
* The Native Linux Filesytems ext2fs and ext3fs
* Disk partitioning: fdisk and parted
* Creating and maintaining Linux file systems
* Checking and Repairing Filesystems
* Handling removable media
* File system attributes
* Using Disk quotas.
LVM, RAID and SWAP management
* The Logical Volume Manager (LVM)
* Basic LVM design and configuration
* Software RAID using Raid tools
* Implementing RAID0, 1 & 5 file systems
* Hot swap replacement
* Simulating RAID disk failure
* Swap space management
Printers
* Files Printing under RedHat using cups
* Switching printing services: alternatives
* Administering CUPS using the web browser interface
* Print queue management
* Print commands
Process Scheduling
* Using at to manage one-off jobs
* System crontab files
* Monitoring cron access
* Controlling access to cron & at using cron processes
* Using anacron
Backup and Restore
* Backup and Restore
* Using the backup commands-- tar, zip and bzip2
* Using compression
* Remote backup administration
Managing System Software
* The Redhat Package Management system
* The YUM and APT package management tools
* Installing and removing software manually
* RPM queries and verifying packages
* Dependency problems and resolution
* Other RPM features
* Updating Enterprise Linux with up2date
Basic Client Networking
* Device recognition and control
* Configuring networking interfaces
* Using multiple and virtual interfaces
* Network tools ifup, mii-tool etc.
Network Configuration & Services
* Controlling network devices: ifup/ ifdown/ mii-tool/ ethtool
* Creating virtual interfaces/ Using DHCP
* Routing IP traffic under RedHat Linux
* Network diagnosis tools : tcpdump, netstat etc.
* The xinetd daemon operation & ports/ sockets
* Limiting access to services using TCP wrappers
Securing Networks: Firewalls
* Netfilter overview
* Packet filtering using iptables
* Rule targets
* Network address translation
* Source and Destination NAT configuration
* RedHat supplied tools for iptables configuration
Troubleshooting
* The rescue environment
* Rescue environment utilities and operation
* The networked rescue environment
* Over riding boot levels from grub/ lilo
* Boot floppies
* Common boot problems and their resolution
Network Services
* The xinetd daemon operation
* Controlling xinetd services and access
* Controlling services using chkconfig
* Limiting access to services using TCP wrappers
* Logging and troubleshooting services
The Domain Name System (DNS)
* The DNS/ BIND system under Red Hat Linux
* Name Server hierarchy
* Master/ Slave zones
* Reverse lookup zones
* Record types and their syntax
* Name Daemon control utility (rndc)
* Address match lists (acl)
* Sub-domains
* BIND checking utilities
Electronic Mail (Send mail)
* Sendmail
* Mail User, Mail Transport and Mail User Agents
* Sendmail configuration files
* Sendmail configuration with the m4 Macro language
* M4 Macro file
* Debugging Sendmail
Network File System (NFS)
* NFS operation: daemons, portmapper etc.
* Configuring an NFS server
* NFS share options: /etc/ exports
* UID re-mapping
* NFS client operation
* Using the automounter to access NFS mounts
Samba Configuration
* The Samba system
* The Samba services provided
* Samba Daemons and operation
* Configuring Samba: various tools available
* Samba authentication methods
* Samba client tools
* Using smbmount to access Windows shares
HTTP services: Apache and Squid
* The Apache and Tux web servers
* Apache Server configuration files
* Apache configuration directives
* Virtual host management: name and IP based access
* CGI programs and Apache modules
* Apache Encrypted Web server
* The squid web proxy cache
* Configuring squid
* Configuring client access to squid
Network Integration Service (NIS)
* The NIS System: centralized administration
* NIS Topology
* Master, Slave and client configuration
* Rebuilding NIS Maps
* Password management under NIS
* Troubleshooting your NIS configuration
Conclusion
Duration: 60 Hrs
Introduction to the LINUX Operating System
* A brief history of UNIX and LINUX
* GNU project/ FSF
* GPL - GNU General Public license (Copy left)
* Popular versions of LINUX available
* The LINUX kernel
* Overview of commands and utilities
* The graphical user interfaces available
* A LINUX login session from the command line
* Essential keyboard shortcuts
The LINUX GNOME/ KDE Desktops
* The GNOME and KDE desktops
* Configuring and switching between desktops
* Web browsers, Office suites
* File managers - Nautilus & konqueror
Basic Commands
* Sort, uniq, cut diff & paste: string processing
* Cat, touch and VI
* Using grep & sed with regular expressions
* Locating files: locate, locate
* Managing files: head, tail, less etc.
* Getting Help - man pages, info, /user/ share/ doc
* Remote - scp, ssh
* Network diagnostic tools
The LINUX File System
* The file system structure
* Directories and files
* Pathnames: relative and absolute
* Navigating the file system
* Managing floppy disk and file systems
File Access Control
* Users and groups
* User information commands
* File access permissions
* Changing file attributes
* Default file permissions
* Switching users and user groups
* Extended file permissions
Redirection and Pipes
* Input and Output redirection
* Overwriting and appending redirection
* Using pipes to connect processes together
* Teeing output within pipelines
* Combining redirection and pipes
The vi/ vim Editors
* Introduction to text file editing
* How to use the vim editor
* Copying, moving, editing and deleting text
* Search and replace features
* Reading and writing files
* Using regular expressions within vi/ vim
* Advanced vim topics
Processes
* What is a process?
* System and user processes
* Process ancestry and states
* Monitoring processes
* Killing processes
* Background processes
* Using Job control
* Altering Process scheduling priorities
Installing Red Hat Linux
* Installation methods available
* Multiboot systems
User Administration
* User and group administration
* Adding a new user and group
* Password management using password, change etc
* The sudo command
* The shells and the user environment
System Startup/ Shutdown and Initialization
* The boot sequence explained
* The lilo and grub boot managers
* The init program and run levels
* The /etc/ rc. d/rc. sysinitrc program
* The system V startup script model
* Control services using chkconfig, ntsysv etc.
* System shutdown and reboot management
File system Configuration
* The Linux file system basics
* The Native Linux Filesytems ext2fs and ext3fs
* Disk partitioning: fdisk and parted
* Creating and maintaining Linux file systems
* Checking and Repairing Filesystems
* Handling removable media
* File system attributes
* Using Disk quotas.
LVM, RAID and SWAP management
* The Logical Volume Manager (LVM)
* Basic LVM design and configuration
* Software RAID using Raid tools
* Implementing RAID0, 1 & 5 file systems
* Hot swap replacement
* Simulating RAID disk failure
* Swap space management
Printers
* Files Printing under RedHat using cups
* Switching printing services: alternatives
* Administering CUPS using the web browser interface
* Print queue management
* Print commands
Process Scheduling
* Using at to manage one-off jobs
* System crontab files
* Monitoring cron access
* Controlling access to cron & at using cron processes
* Using anacron
Backup and Restore
* Backup and Restore
* Using the backup commands-- tar, zip and bzip2
* Using compression
* Remote backup administration
Managing System Software
* The Redhat Package Management system
* The YUM and APT package management tools
* Installing and removing software manually
* RPM queries and verifying packages
* Dependency problems and resolution
* Other RPM features
* Updating Enterprise Linux with up2date
Basic Client Networking
* Device recognition and control
* Configuring networking interfaces
* Using multiple and virtual interfaces
* Network tools ifup, mii-tool etc.
Network Configuration & Services
* Controlling network devices: ifup/ ifdown/ mii-tool/ ethtool
* Creating virtual interfaces/ Using DHCP
* Routing IP traffic under RedHat Linux
* Network diagnosis tools : tcpdump, netstat etc.
* The xinetd daemon operation & ports/ sockets
* Limiting access to services using TCP wrappers
Securing Networks: Firewalls
* Netfilter overview
* Packet filtering using iptables
* Rule targets
* Network address translation
* Source and Destination NAT configuration
* RedHat supplied tools for iptables configuration
Troubleshooting
* The rescue environment
* Rescue environment utilities and operation
* The networked rescue environment
* Over riding boot levels from grub/ lilo
* Boot floppies
* Common boot problems and their resolution
Network Services
* The xinetd daemon operation
* Controlling xinetd services and access
* Controlling services using chkconfig
* Limiting access to services using TCP wrappers
* Logging and troubleshooting services
The Domain Name System (DNS)
* The DNS/ BIND system under Red Hat Linux
* Name Server hierarchy
* Master/ Slave zones
* Reverse lookup zones
* Record types and their syntax
* Name Daemon control utility (rndc)
* Address match lists (acl)
* Sub-domains
* BIND checking utilities
Electronic Mail (Send mail)
* Sendmail
* Mail User, Mail Transport and Mail User Agents
* Sendmail configuration files
* Sendmail configuration with the m4 Macro language
* M4 Macro file
* Debugging Sendmail
Network File System (NFS)
* NFS operation: daemons, portmapper etc.
* Configuring an NFS server
* NFS share options: /etc/ exports
* UID re-mapping
* NFS client operation
* Using the automounter to access NFS mounts
Samba Configuration
* The Samba system
* The Samba services provided
* Samba Daemons and operation
* Configuring Samba: various tools available
* Samba authentication methods
* Samba client tools
* Using smbmount to access Windows shares
HTTP services: Apache and Squid
* The Apache and Tux web servers
* Apache Server configuration files
* Apache configuration directives
* Virtual host management: name and IP based access
* CGI programs and Apache modules
* Apache Encrypted Web server
* The squid web proxy cache
* Configuring squid
* Configuring client access to squid
Network Integration Service (NIS)
* The NIS System: centralized administration
* NIS Topology
* Master, Slave and client configuration
* Rebuilding NIS Maps
* Password management under NIS
* Troubleshooting your NIS configuration
Conclusion
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Linux Basic and Advanced Administration
Duration: 60 Hrs
Introduction to the LINUX Operating System
* A brief history of UNIX and LINUX
* GNU project/ FSF
* GPL - GNU General Public license (Copy left)
* Popular versions of LINUX available
* The LINUX kernel
* Overview of commands and utilities
* The graphical user interfaces available
* A LINUX login session from the command line
* Essential keyboard shortcuts
The LINUX GNOME/KDE Desktops
* The GNOME and KDE desktops
* Configuring and switching between desktops
* Web browsers, Office suites
* File managers - Nautilus & konqueror
Basic Commands
* Sort, uniq, cut diff & paste: string processing
* Cat, touch and VI
* Using grep & sed with regular expressions
* Locating files: locate, locate
* Managing files: head, tail, less etc.
* Getting Help - man pages, info, /user/share/doc
* Remote - scp, ssh
* Network diagnostic tools
The LINUX File System
* The file system structure
* Directories and files
* Pathnames: relative and absolute
* Navigating the file system
* Managing floppy disk and file systems
File Access Control
* Users and groups
* User information commands
* File access permissions
* Changing file attributes
* Default file permissions
* Switching users and user groups
* Extended file permissions
Redirection and Pipes
* Input and Output redirection
* Overwriting and appending redirection
* Using pipes to connect processes together
* Teeing output within pipelines
* Combining redirection and pipes
The vi/vim Editors
* Introduction to text file editing
* How to use the vim editor
* Copying, moving, editing and deleting text
* Search and replace features
* Reading and writing files
* Using regular expressions within vi/vim
* Advanced vim topics
Processes
* What is a process?
* System and user processes
* Process ancestry and states
* Monitoring processes
* Killing processes
* Background processes
* Using Job control
* Altering Process scheduling priorities
Installing Red Hat Linux
* Installation methods available
* Multiboot systems
User Administration
* User and group administration
* Adding a new user and group
* Password management using password, change etc
* The sudo command
* The shells and the user environment
System Startup/Shutdown and Initialization
* The boot sequence explained
* The lilo and grub boot managers
* The init program and run levels
* The /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinitrc program
* The system V startup script model
* Control services using chkconfig, ntsysv etc.
* System shutdown and reboot management
File system Configuration
* The Linux file system basics
* The Native Linux Filesytems ext2fs and ext3fs
* Disk partitioning: fdisk and parted
* Creating and maintaining Linux file systems
* Checking and Repairing Filesystems
* Handling removable media
* File system attributes
* Using Disk quotas.
LVM, RAID and SWAP management
* The Logical Volume Manager (LVM)
* Basic LVM design and configuration
* Software RAID using Raid tools
* Implementing RAID0, 1 & 5 file systems
* Hot swap replacement
* Simulating RAID disk failure
* Swap space management
Printers
* Files Printing under RedHat using cups
* Switching printing services: alternatives
* Administering CUPS using the web browser interface
* Print queue management
* Print commands
Process Scheduling
* Using at to manage one-off jobs
* System crontab files
* Monitoring cron access
* Controlling access to cron & at using cron processes
* Using anacron
Backup and Restore
* Backup and Restore
* Using the backup commands-- tar,zip and bzip2
* Using compression
* Remote backup administration
Managing System Software
* The Redhat Package Management system
* The YUM and APT package management tools
* Installing and removing software manually
* RPM queries and verifying packages
* Dependency problems and resolution
* Other RPM features
* Updating Enterprise Linux with up2date
Basic Client Networking
* Device recognition and control
* Configuring networking interfaces
* Using multiple and virtual interfaces
* Network tools ifup,mii-tool etc.
Network Configuration & Services
* Controlling network devices:ifup/ifdown/mii-tool/ethtool
* Creating virtual interfaces/Using DHCP
* Routing IP traffic under RedHat Linux
* Network diagnosis tools : tcpdump, netstat etc.
* The xinetd daemon operation & ports/sockets
* Limiting access to services using TCP wrappers
Securing Networks: Firewalls
* Netfilter overview
* Packet filtering using iptables
* Rule targets
* Network address translation
* Source and Destination NAT configuration
* RedHat supplied tools for iptables configuration
Troubleshooting
* The rescue environment
* Rescue environment utilities and operation
* The networked rescue environment
* Over riding boot levels from grub/lilo
* Boot floppies
* Common boot problems and their resolution
Network Services
* The xinetd daemon operation
* Controlling xinetd services and access
* Controlling services using chkconfig
* Limiting access to services using TCP wrappers
* Logging and troubleshooting services
The Domain Name System (DNS)
* The DNS/BIND system under Red Hat Linux
* Name Server hierarchy
* Master/Slave zones
* Reverse lookup zones
* Record types and their syntax
* Name Daemon control utility (rndc)
* Address match lists (acl)
* Sub-domains
* BIND checking utilities
Electronic Mail (Send mail)
* Sendmail
* Mail User, Mail Transport and Mail User Agents
* Sendmail configuration files
* Sendmail configuration with the m4 Macro language
* M4 Macro file
* Debugging Sendmail
Network File System (NFS)
* NFS operation: daemons, portmapper etc.
* Configuring an NFS server
* NFS share options: /etc/exports
* UID re-mapping
* NFS client operation
* Using the automounter to access NFS mounts
Samba Configuration
* The Samba system
* The Samba services provided
* Samba Daemons and operation
* Configuring Samba: various tools available
* Samba authentication methods
* Samba client tools
* Using smbmount to access Windows shares
HTTP services: Apache and Squid
* The Apache and Tux web servers
* Apache Server configuration files
* Apache configuration directives
* Virtual host management: name and IP based access
* CGI programs and Apache modules
* Apache Encrypted Web server
* The squid web proxy cache
* Configuring squid
* Configuring client access to squid
Network Integration Service (NIS)
* The NIS System: centralized administration
* NIS Topology
* Master, Slave and client configuration
* Rebuilding NIS Maps
* Password management under NIS
* Troubleshooting your NIS configuration
Conclusion
Duration: 60 Hrs
Introduction to the LINUX Operating System
* A brief history of UNIX and LINUX
* GNU project/ FSF
* GPL - GNU General Public license (Copy left)
* Popular versions of LINUX available
* The LINUX kernel
* Overview of commands and utilities
* The graphical user interfaces available
* A LINUX login session from the command line
* Essential keyboard shortcuts
The LINUX GNOME/KDE Desktops
* The GNOME and KDE desktops
* Configuring and switching between desktops
* Web browsers, Office suites
* File managers - Nautilus & konqueror
Basic Commands
* Sort, uniq, cut diff & paste: string processing
* Cat, touch and VI
* Using grep & sed with regular expressions
* Locating files: locate, locate
* Managing files: head, tail, less etc.
* Getting Help - man pages, info, /user/share/doc
* Remote - scp, ssh
* Network diagnostic tools
The LINUX File System
* The file system structure
* Directories and files
* Pathnames: relative and absolute
* Navigating the file system
* Managing floppy disk and file systems
File Access Control
* Users and groups
* User information commands
* File access permissions
* Changing file attributes
* Default file permissions
* Switching users and user groups
* Extended file permissions
Redirection and Pipes
* Input and Output redirection
* Overwriting and appending redirection
* Using pipes to connect processes together
* Teeing output within pipelines
* Combining redirection and pipes
The vi/vim Editors
* Introduction to text file editing
* How to use the vim editor
* Copying, moving, editing and deleting text
* Search and replace features
* Reading and writing files
* Using regular expressions within vi/vim
* Advanced vim topics
Processes
* What is a process?
* System and user processes
* Process ancestry and states
* Monitoring processes
* Killing processes
* Background processes
* Using Job control
* Altering Process scheduling priorities
Installing Red Hat Linux
* Installation methods available
* Multiboot systems
User Administration
* User and group administration
* Adding a new user and group
* Password management using password, change etc
* The sudo command
* The shells and the user environment
System Startup/Shutdown and Initialization
* The boot sequence explained
* The lilo and grub boot managers
* The init program and run levels
* The /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinitrc program
* The system V startup script model
* Control services using chkconfig, ntsysv etc.
* System shutdown and reboot management
File system Configuration
* The Linux file system basics
* The Native Linux Filesytems ext2fs and ext3fs
* Disk partitioning: fdisk and parted
* Creating and maintaining Linux file systems
* Checking and Repairing Filesystems
* Handling removable media
* File system attributes
* Using Disk quotas.
LVM, RAID and SWAP management
* The Logical Volume Manager (LVM)
* Basic LVM design and configuration
* Software RAID using Raid tools
* Implementing RAID0, 1 & 5 file systems
* Hot swap replacement
* Simulating RAID disk failure
* Swap space management
Printers
* Files Printing under RedHat using cups
* Switching printing services: alternatives
* Administering CUPS using the web browser interface
* Print queue management
* Print commands
Process Scheduling
* Using at to manage one-off jobs
* System crontab files
* Monitoring cron access
* Controlling access to cron & at using cron processes
* Using anacron
Backup and Restore
* Backup and Restore
* Using the backup commands-- tar,zip and bzip2
* Using compression
* Remote backup administration
Managing System Software
* The Redhat Package Management system
* The YUM and APT package management tools
* Installing and removing software manually
* RPM queries and verifying packages
* Dependency problems and resolution
* Other RPM features
* Updating Enterprise Linux with up2date
Basic Client Networking
* Device recognition and control
* Configuring networking interfaces
* Using multiple and virtual interfaces
* Network tools ifup,mii-tool etc.
Network Configuration & Services
* Controlling network devices:ifup/ifdown/mii-tool/ethtool
* Creating virtual interfaces/Using DHCP
* Routing IP traffic under RedHat Linux
* Network diagnosis tools : tcpdump, netstat etc.
* The xinetd daemon operation & ports/sockets
* Limiting access to services using TCP wrappers
Securing Networks: Firewalls
* Netfilter overview
* Packet filtering using iptables
* Rule targets
* Network address translation
* Source and Destination NAT configuration
* RedHat supplied tools for iptables configuration
Troubleshooting
* The rescue environment
* Rescue environment utilities and operation
* The networked rescue environment
* Over riding boot levels from grub/lilo
* Boot floppies
* Common boot problems and their resolution
Network Services
* The xinetd daemon operation
* Controlling xinetd services and access
* Controlling services using chkconfig
* Limiting access to services using TCP wrappers
* Logging and troubleshooting services
The Domain Name System (DNS)
* The DNS/BIND system under Red Hat Linux
* Name Server hierarchy
* Master/Slave zones
* Reverse lookup zones
* Record types and their syntax
* Name Daemon control utility (rndc)
* Address match lists (acl)
* Sub-domains
* BIND checking utilities
Electronic Mail (Send mail)
* Sendmail
* Mail User, Mail Transport and Mail User Agents
* Sendmail configuration files
* Sendmail configuration with the m4 Macro language
* M4 Macro file
* Debugging Sendmail
Network File System (NFS)
* NFS operation: daemons, portmapper etc.
* Configuring an NFS server
* NFS share options: /etc/exports
* UID re-mapping
* NFS client operation
* Using the automounter to access NFS mounts
Samba Configuration
* The Samba system
* The Samba services provided
* Samba Daemons and operation
* Configuring Samba: various tools available
* Samba authentication methods
* Samba client tools
* Using smbmount to access Windows shares
HTTP services: Apache and Squid
* The Apache and Tux web servers
* Apache Server configuration files
* Apache configuration directives
* Virtual host management: name and IP based access
* CGI programs and Apache modules
* Apache Encrypted Web server
* The squid web proxy cache
* Configuring squid
* Configuring client access to squid
Network Integration Service (NIS)
* The NIS System: centralized administration
* NIS Topology
* Master, Slave and client configuration
* Rebuilding NIS Maps
* Password management under NIS
* Troubleshooting your NIS configuration
Conclusion
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