Course Description
SFT 301 focuses on providing an indepth knowledge in Linux/Unix concepts and tools using both the graphical interface and command line. The course structure is designed to provide a solid foundation in Linux along with extensive handsonexperience. The participants will learn the basics of Linux System Administration.
Prerequisites
Anyone who wants to make a career in Linux should take this course. Familiarity to IT world and computers is beneficial. No familiarity with Linux or other Unix operating systems is required.
CourseOutline
Linux Administration Fundamentals(LAF) Module 1
- SFT Orientation
- Introduction to Linux
- Explore Basic Linux commands & GUI
- Accessing Help in Linux
- Linux Filesystem Management
- Text Editing & Processing In Linux
- Linux User & Group Management
- Linux Filesystem Permissions & Security
- Playing with Linux Processes
- Services & Daemons in Linux
- Managing Linux partitions
- Managing RAID, LVM
- Concept of Inode and Links
- Linux Log Management For Monitoring & Disaster Recovery
- Basic Linux Backup Tools
- Job Scheduling, Printing & Messaging
- Booting Process in Linux & Troubleshooting
- OS Installation & Virtualization
Linux Administration Fundamentals(LAF) Module 2
- Linux Networking
- Software/Package Management in Linux
- Remote System Management
- Advanced Linux Security
- Network Teaming & Bridging
- Centralized User Administration in Linux
- Mail servers in Linux
- Web servers in Linux
- Filesharing servers in Linux
- Storage server Configuration
- Database Management in Linux
- Bash Shell Scripting
Duration : 90 hours