LINUX POWER USER

Duration

40 Hours

Description

The purpose of this course is to teach the students how to install, configure
and use Linux on their personal workstation, so that they can use this
system for their daily work.

Audience

This course is designed for students with little or no Linux knowledge or

experience, who want to make a start with Linux.

Prerequisites Be able to use an MS-Windows-based workstation

Objectives

On completion of this course, students should be able to:

- Install and configure Linux on a workstation
- Use Linux for their daily work.

Contents

History and culture of Linux

Installing Linux
Using the system
A tour through Linux
Shell basics
Working with files and directories
Editing files
Working with processes
The Linux GUI
Linux documentation
Basic system configuration
Connecting to the internet
Linux utilities
Integrating Linux in an MS-Windows environment

LINUX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION

Duration

40 Hours

Description The purpose of this course is teach experienced Linux users the techniques,
methods and policies used in Linux System Administration.

Audience

The intended audience for this course are experienced Linux users who want
to become the administrator of one or more Linux servers.

Objectives On completion of this course, students should be able to:

o Physically plan and manage the system and its environment
o Install Linux from a network install server
o Manage system startup and shutdown
o Select and use system administration tools when appropriate
o Use packaging tools to create, install and deinstall packages
o Configure and manage the X Window System
o Manage hard disks, partitions, RAID and LVM
o Create and manage filesystems
o Recompile the Linux kernel
o Perform memory management
o Use scheduling tools
o Create and restore backups
o Perform user administration
o Apply user-level security
o Manage logging
o Configure and manage printers
o Troubleshoot Linux problems
o Discuss policies and procedures
Contents

o Physical system management and planning

o Advanced Linux installation
o System startup and shutdown
o System Administration tools
o Packaging tools
o X Window System
o Managing hard disks, partitions, LVM and RAID
o File Systems
o Kernel compilation
o Memory management
o Scheduling
o Backup and restore
o User administration
o User-level security
o Logging
o Printers
o Troubleshooting
o Policies and procedures

LINUX TCP/IP ADMINISTRATION

Duration

40 Hours

Description The purpose of this course is to teach TCP/IP network configuration and
administration including the skills necessary to begin implementing and
using PPP, DHCP, electronic mail, static and dynamic routing, DNS, NFS
and NIS.
Audience

Network administrators or other personnel responsible for the configuration,

use, and support of TCP/IP and common network services, such as electronic
mail, DHCP, DNS, NFS, and NIS on Linux.

Objectives On completion of this course, students should be able to:

o Understand the basic concepts of TCP/IP protocols and addressing
o Understand TCP/IP broadcasting and multicasting
o Configure TCP/IP on Linux
o Configure PPP
o Understand DHCP and build a DHCP server on Linux
o Connect multiple TCP/IP networks using static and dynamic routing
o Use networking commands for remote login, remote execution, and file
transfer
o Understand and implement DNS, NFS, and NIS
o Understand and implement electronic mail
o Perform basic troubleshooting of network problems
Contents

o TCP/IP protocols and addressing

o TCP/IP broadcasting and multicasting
o TCP/IP subnet masking
o Configuring TCP/IP on Linux
o TCP/IP commands
o Electronic mail
o Point-to-Point Protocol implementation
o Static and dynamic routing including an introduction to the RIP and OSPF
protocols
o Concepts and basic implementation of DNS
o Introduction to troubleshooting network problems
o Concepts and basic implementation of NFS and NIS

Course Duration

The schedule is 12 weeks long. Scheduling options include:

Schedule 1:Saturday / Monday / Wednesday, 6-10 PM
Schedule 2:Sunday / Tuesday/ Thursday, 10-6 PM

Prices and Payment

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