This course
is designed to meet the Linux Professional Institute’s certification exam
requirements for LPI 102, to help you attain the LPI certification of
LPIC-1. Upon successful completion you should understand how to work at
the Linux command line and how to perform easy maintenance tasks such
as helping users; adding users to a larger system; backing-up, restoring,
shutting-down, rebooting, installing, and configuring a workstation (including
X); and connecting a workstation to a LAN or the Internet. This course
maps to the exam requirements of the LPIC-1 Exam for Junior Level Administration.
This training is available in versions that will run on a Windows system
or a Linux system.
| Linux
LPI 102 Certification (5 CD Set)
| $399.00
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Shipping (US only)
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Course Instructor:
Various
Expert trainers
with various technical specialties..
Topic
105: The Kernel
Manage/Query Kernel
Reconfigure Kernel Modules
Topic 106: Boot/Initialization./Shutdown
Boot the System
Change runlevels
Topic 107: Printing
Manage Printers
Print Files
Install & Configure Printers
Topic 108: Documentation
Use & Manage Local System Documentation
Linux on the Internet
Notify Users
Topic 109: Shells/Scripting/Programming
Customize the Shell Environment
Customize Simple Scripts
Topic 111: Administrative Tasks
Manage Users & Group Accounts
Tune the User & System Environment Variables
Configure System Log Giles
Automate System Administration Tasks
Maintain an Effective data backup strategy
Maintain System Time
Topic 112: Networking Fundamentals
Fundamentals of TCP/IP
TCP/IP Configuration & Troubleshooting
Configure Linux as a PPP Client
Topic 113: Networking Services File
Configure & Manage inetd-xinetd & related services
Operate & Perform Basic Configuration of Sendmail File
Operate & Perform Basic Configuration of Apache File
Properly manage the NFS smb & nmb daemons File
Setup & Configure Basic DNS Services File
Setup secure Shell (OpenSSH) file
Topic 114: Security
Perform Security Administration Tasks
Setup Host Security
Setup User Level Security
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