Linux Emporium comes to Brum!
Linux Administration
Training for administrators of Linux systems.
By the end of this course attendees will be able to install, setup and configure a network of Linux machines suitable for an office environment.
What ever your background (DOS, Windows, Solaris) you will find this course useful and beneficial.
We tend to customise the course to an individual's requirements, providing greater satisfaction and relevance, allowing you to get what you want - whether that's a day on LDAP and databases or a fortnight on everything.
Possible Course Contents
- Command line basics
- Differences between the major distributions (Debian, RedHat, SuSE)
- Different Professional Accreditations (RHCE, LPI)
- Installation
- File system hierarchy
- Boot procedure
- Networking Configuration
- Basic editor usage (vi)
- Administration tools (command line and GUI based)
- SSH (remote administration, port forwarding and passwordless login)
- Processes
- Job Scheduling
- System monitoring and tuning
- Security and System hardening
- Shell scripting
- Printing (CUPS or lprng)
- Dialup networking (ISDN, ADSL, Modem)
- Kernel customisation
- Windows/Linux integration (Samba)
- Directory Services (LDAP, NIS)
- Databases (PostgreSQL or MySQL)
- DNS
- DHCP / BOOTP
- LTSP (Linux Terminal Server Project)
- NFS (Network File System)
- Filesystem creation and maintenance
- Linux Volume Management (LVM) and RAID
- Backup procedures and methods
- Apache - configuration and deployment with PHP/Perl/Zope/Tomcat
- Tomcat
- Creation of Debian packages
- Compilation of packages from source
- Package management
- User management (logging, environmental limits ....)
Last modified
2004-12-03 02:30 PM
