Duration
5 days
Objectives
- Installation Options
- Getting Ready
- Linux PRE-Installation
- Installation
- System Initialization
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- X Window System
- Configuring and Using KDE
- Configuring and Using GNOME
- Red Hat Package Managers
- Debian Package Manager
- Non Debian Packages – alien
- Using Packages Without a Package Manager
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- Hardware and Architecture
- System Resources
- The Linux File System
- File System Structure
- Directory Hierarchy
- File-related Commands
- Windows NT and Linux File Permissions
- Mounting File Systems
- Managing Shared Libraries
- System Library File Names and Locations
- Shared Libraries – Commands, Install, Support, Errors
- Process Management
- The /proc File System
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- The Linux Kernel
- Programs and Processes
- Daemons and Zombies
- Key Attributes of a Process
- Running and Checking
- Signals – Sending and Intercepting
- Scheduling Processes
- The at Command
- The crontab Command
- Administering at and crontab
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- Linux Shell Profiles
- Environment
- Using the bash Shell
- Redirecting Input and Output
- Shell Scripts
- Background Jobs
- Variables – Naming and Assigning
- Quotes and Command Substitution
- Passing Information to Your Script
- Flow Control
- Loops – for, while, and until
- Tests and Conditions
- Return Codes/Exit Status
- if-then-else
- Conditions
- Comparisons – String, Arithmetic
- Logical Evaluation
- File Status Tests
- Input – accepting, read, select
- Functions
- Advanced bash Concepts
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- Login Shell
- Restricted root Access
- Environment Files & Definitions
- The unmask Command
- Security Issues
- Message of the Day (motd)
- Guest Accounts
- Shared Group Directories
- Labs
Objectives
- File System Structure & Types
- Making and Mounting
- Kernel File Cache
- The lost+found Directory
- Corrupt File Systems
- File System Configuration File
- Utilities
- User Disk Quota
- Turning on Quota at Boot Time
- Maintaining Quota
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- Linux File Sharing
- Overview of the Network File System (NFS)
- NFS Protocols Stack
- NFS Client, Server, Security
- Using mount with NFS
- Overview of Samba
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- Print Spooler Model
- User Commands
- Installing and Managing Printers
- Manipulating Printers in Linux
- Adding a Printer
- Network Printing
- Print Filters
- PostScript Printers
- Labs
Objectives
- About the Linux Kernel
- Preparing for a New Kernel
- Software Tools
- The Source Tree
- Patching the Source Code
- Customizing and Installing a New Kernel
- Configuring a New Kernel
- Detailed Procedure – Building a New Kernel
- Default Kernel Options with rdev
- Kernel Modules
- Building a Monolithic Kernel
- LILO Configuration File
- Using LILO to Test a New Kernel
- LILO Command Options
- Boot Options
Objectives
- Overview of TCP/IC
- IP Address Format
- Setting up Networking
- Defining IP Addresses
- Network Interface Configuration
- Network Statistics
- Change the Routing Table
- Utilities
- Looking for a System
- Telnet
- File Transfer Protocol
- Berkeley r Utilities
- Remote Access and Shells
- Internet Services
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- Configure the Device
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- Set Up Networking
- Routing Tables and Routing Daemons
- Point to Point Protocol (PPP)
- Setting up PPP
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
- DHCP Clients
- dhcpcd, dhclient
- The alias Command
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercise
Objective
- /etc/host.conf, /etc/networks, /etc/resolv.conf
- Network Information Service (NIS)
- Top Level Domains
- Zones
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- The DNS Namespace
- Zones
- BIND
- Configuring BIND
- Named (the Server Program) Files
- Domain Database File
- SOA (Start of Authority) Record
- Name and MailServers
- DNS Database Records
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- Telnet
- The r Commands
- ssh – Secure Shell
- Components of Secure Shell 1 & 2
- Installation and Configuration
- File Transfer
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- Sendmail Install and Configuration
- Sendmail Alias Functions
- Syntax
- Selected Switches and Parameters
- The Sendmail.cf File
- The m4 Macro System
- Structure of Sendmail-cf Directories
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- Apache Installation
- Basic Configuration
- Document Directory Configuration
- Options Directive
- Symlinks
- Restrict Access
- Common Tasks
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- Your Role in Security
- Exploits
- Security Tools
- Basic NFS Security
- X Windows Security
- Physical Security
- Data Integrity
- Two Main Types of Network Attacks
- Security Updates
- TCP Wrappers
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercises
Objectives
- Components of SNMP
- Manager, Agents, and Nodes
- SMI – Object Naming
- The MIB Object Namespace
- SNMP Messages
- Communities
- SNMP Version 2 and 3
- Using SNMP
- Other NM Protocols
- Labs & Self-Directed Exercise
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