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Linux Administration Course Module

Ch-1 Introduction to UNIX and LINUX
 History of UNIX and LINUX
 Basic concepts of Operating System, Kernel,
Shell & File System structure
 Basic concepts of Linux
 Difference between Unix and Linux

Ch-2 Working with File and Directories
 Basic Commands of UNIX and LINUX
 Creating, removing and modifying file and
directories
 Introduction to vim, nano, gedit, gvim
 Soft link & Hard links
 Classroom Exam

Ch-3 Installation of LINUX(RedHat, Ubuntu, Suse)
 Basic Installation
 Advance Installation

Ch-4 User and Group Administration
 Creating and deleting users from the systems
 Modifying users profile
 Creating and deleting groups
 Important system files related to user administration
 Creating, deleting and modifying users, group, policy

Ch-5 Advanced File Permissions
 Assigning files permissions
 Assigning advanced files permissions SUID, SGID &
Sticky bit
 Creating, modifying and deleting ACL’s

Ch-6 File System
 Using fdisk, parted utilities for disk partitioning
 Using mkfs, commands to create file systems
 Mounting various file systems
 Auto mounting of file system
 Classroom Exam

Ch-7 Logical Volume Management
 Components of LVM
 Implementations of LVM Storage
 Creating Volume Groups & Logical Volumes
 Extend a Logical Volume
 Extending & reducing a Volume Group
 Performing LVM Graphically
 Creating a Snapshot of Logical Volumes

Ch-8 Managing Partitions & File Systems

 Creating a Swap
 Mounting a File System
 Extra File System Commands
 Encryption with LUKS
 Creating Encrypted Partitions
 Mounting LUKS at Boot

Ch-9 RAID (Redundant Array of InExpensive Disks)
 Implementing RAID
 RAID levels (0, 1 and 5) configuration using RAID
tools

Ch-10 Managing File System Quotas
 Setting Up Quotas
 Enabling Quotas
 Quota Usage Reports

Ch-11 Automation with cron and at
 Creating cron Jobs
 Crontab Security
 Single Jobs with at

Ch-12 System Backup and Recovery
 Introduction to various types of backup media
 Backup and restoring data using dump & restore
commands
 Backup and restoring using tar, rsync and scp
 Automation of Jobs

Ch-13 System Initialization
 The Boot Process
 Working with GRUB
 The Config File
 The GRUB Command Line
 Runlevels
 Runlevel Utilities
 Rescue and Recovery Runlevels
 Service Management
 The Upstart Conversion

Ch-14 Enhanced User Security
 Configuring SUDO
 Limiting SUDO Users

Ch-15 Regular Expressions, Pipelines & I/O Redirection
 Using grep command
 Pipelines & Redirections
 Basic Regular Expressions

Ch-16 Package Management
 Working with RPM
 Installing and Removing Packages
 Querying and Verifying Packages
 Doing It Again with Yum Server
 Installing and Removing Packages
 Searching for Packages
 Configuring Additional Repositories
 Making Your Own RPM
 Creating an RPM
 Creating Your Own Repository
 Adding Your Custom Packages
 The Red Hat Network
 Registering Your System
 Source File Compilation
 Patch Management

Ch-17 The Kernel
 Kernel Basics
 Updating the Kernel
 Tuning the Kernel
 Set the Kernel Parameter

Ch-18 System Logging Server
 Working with Syslog
 The Config File
 Log Rotation
 Centralized Logging
 Centralized Logging (The RHEL5 Way)
 User Login Events

Ch-19 Network Configuration
 Setting Up Networking
 Static IP Addresses
 Creating Static Routes
 Troubleshooting Network Connections
 Networking Utilities
 Network Monitoring and Analysis

Ch-20 LDAP
 Configuration of LDAP Client
 Configuration of Kerberos Client
 Configuration of NIS Client

Ch-21 SELinux Security
 SELinux Overview
 Working of SELinux
 Customizing SELinux Policy and Boolean

Ch-22 System Security
 Security Through TCP Wrappers
 Firewall Rules Using iptables
 Configuring iptables
 Troubleshooting Firewall Rules
 Working with NAT
 Pluggable Authentication Module
 Securing Access
 PAM Troubleshooting
 Managing Password Policies

Ch-23 Remote Access Management
 Secure Shell (SSH)
 Configuring SSH
 SSH Security
 Troubleshooting SSH
 Public/Private Keys
 Connecting Clients

Ch-24 Remote Desktop Management
 Configure VNC Servers
 Configure Desktop Environment
 Connecting Clients
 Access Windows OS on Linux Machine

Ch-25 DHCP Server
 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
 Installing a DHCP Server
 Configuring the DHCP Server
 Configuring various clients for DHCP Server
(Windows & Linux)

Ch-26 FTP Server
 File Transfer Protocol
 Installing an FTP Server
 Configuring vsftp
 FTP Security
 Troubleshooting FTP

Ch-27 Web Server (Apache)
 The Apache Web Server
 Installing Apache
 Configuring the Web Server
 Troubleshooting Apache
 Apache Security
 Host-Based Security
 User-Based Security
 Setting Up HTTPS with SSL Certificate
 CGI Applications
 Virtual Hosts (IP base, Host base, Port base)

Ch-28 Proxy Server (Squid)
 Basics of proxy services
 Configuring proxy services
 Creating ACL’s for controlling access to internet

Ch-29 Email Server (Postfix)
 Email Service Overview
 SMTP with Postfix
 Configuring Postfix
 Postfix Security
 Alias Mapping
 Receiving Mail with Dovecot
 Configuring Dovecot
 Dovecot Security
 Testing the Mail Server

Ch-30 Webmail
 What is Webmail
 Installing SquirrelMail Application
 Configure SquirrelMail Application
 Access Webmail from Client side

Ch-31 NTP Server
 Network Time Protocol
 Installing a Time Server
 Configuring NTP
 Configure NTP Client

Ch-32 Samba Server
 What is Samba
 Configuring Samba
 Samba Security
 Samba Clients

Ch-33 DNS Server
 Setting Up BIND
 Configuring a DNS Server
 Master Server
 Slave Server
 Caching-Only Server
 Forwarding-Only Server
 DNS Utilities and Troubleshooting
 Configuring DNS for multiple domains and sub
domains
 Configuring various client (Windows & Linux)

Ch-34 Advanced Networking
 IP Aliases
 NIC Bonding
 Routing

Ch-35 Network File System (NFS)
 Network File Systems
 Installing an NFS Server
 Configuring NFS
 NFS Security
 Troubleshooting NFS
 Connecting Clients

Ch-36 Network Information System (NIS)
Basics of NIS
 Configuring NIS Servers and client
 Creating NIS users

Ch-37 ISCSI (SAN Storage)
 Work with iSCSI-SAN
 Configure iSCSI Target
 Access SAN Disk with Initiator
 Mounting SAN Partition at Boot

Ch-38 Web based Administration
 Installing Webmin on Linux
 Administrating Linux machine remotely
 Using Webmin as a tool for configuring various
services

Ch-39 Virtualization with KVM
 Working with Virtual Machines
 Setting Up the Physical Host
 Installing a Virtual Client
 Managing a Virtual Client
 Monitoring Virtual Resources

Ch-40 Troubleshooting your system
 Recovering the super user password
 Recovering the boot loader (GRUB)
 Troubleshooting Xserver problems
 Troubleshooting network related problems
 Classroom Exam

Ch-41 Basic Shell Scripting

 Classroom Exam

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