Linux Certification Training Course → Understand monthly, weekly, and daily backups

Curriculum

24 Sections
179 Lessons
50 Days

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Introduction to Linux and installation process
14
- 1.1
  Starting the Installation
- 1.2
  Boot Media
- 1.3
  Accessing the Installer
- 1.4
  Installation through NFS
- 1.5
  Installation through FTP
- 1.6
  Installation through HTTP
- 1.7
  Network Installation Server
- 1.8
  Configuring File Systems
- 1.9
  Advanced Partitioning
- 1.10
  Package Selection
- 1.11
  First Boot: Post-Install Configuration
- 1.12
  Starting a Kickstart Installation
- 1.13
  Anatomy of a Kickstart File
- 1.14
  Hands-On
Basic Command lines of Linux
9
- 2.1
  Overview of the bash shell
- 2.2
  Basic commands (ls, cd, tail, cat, mkdir)
- 2.3
  Commands for manipulating files(mv,cp,rm)
- 2.4
  Text editor (vim)
- 2.5
  Stream text editors (grep, sed, and awk)
- 2.6
  STDERR, STDOUT, STDIN
- 2.7
  Compression Tar, gzip, bzip2
- 2.8
  Tools easily accessible on Linux
- 2.9
  Hands-On
System Initialization
13
- 3.1
  Boot sequence overview
- 3.2
  Troubleshooting boot problems
- 3.3
  What are GRUB and grub.conf
- 3.4
  Start boot process: GRUB
- 3.5
  Kernel initialization
- 3.6
  Initialization (init 0,1,2,3,4,5)
- 3.7
  Running level
- 3.8
  /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit
- 3.9
  /etc/rc.d/rc
- 3.10
  System V run level
- 3.11
  /etc/rc.d/rc.local
- 3.12
  Service control (service, init.d, chkconfig)
- 3.13
  Hands-On
File System Management
8
- 4.1
  Create a file system
- 4.2
  Understand EXT2, EXT3, and EXT4 file systems
- 4.3
  Convert Ext2 file system to Ext3 file system
- 4.4
  Revert from Ext3 to Ext2 file system
- 4.5
  Understanding the fdisk, e2label, mount and umount commands
- 4.6
  About fstab and mtab files
- 4.7
  Troubleshooting
- 4.8
  Hands-On
User Management
9
- 5.1
  Understand different types of groups and create groups
- 5.2
  Create users in different groups
- 5.3
  Understanding passwd and shadow files
- 5.4
  Understanding password aging
- 5.5
  Create user, group, and file system quotas
- 5.6
  Understanding the User Security File
- 5.7
  Various commands for monitoring users
- 5.8
  Troubleshooting
- 5.9
  Hands-On
Boot and Run levels
7
- 6.1
  Boot Process: From BIOS to Kernel to Userspace
- 6.2
  Setting kernel parameters
- 6.3
  Run levels and init scripts
- 6.4
  Configure the service to run at boot
- 6.5
  secure single-user mode (su login)
- 6.6
  Shut down and restart your system
- 6.7
  Hands-On
Package Management
15
- 7.1
  RPM package manager
- 7.2
  Software installation and removal
- 7.3
  Update kernel RPM
- 7.4
  RPM query
- 7.5
  RPM check
- 7.6
  About yum
- 7.7
  Use of yum
- 7.8
  Search for packages/files
- 7.9
  Configure additional repositories
- 7.10
  Create a private repository
- 7.11
  Red Hat network
- 7.12
  Red Hat Network Server
- 7.13
  Authority
- 7.14
  Red Hat Network client
- 7.15
  Hands-On
Kernel Services - Configuring the kernel
15
- 8.1
  Linux kernel
- 8.2
  Kernel images and variants
- 8.3
  kernel module
- 8.4
  kernel module utility
- 8.5
  Manage initrd images
- 8.6
  Accessing drivers Through /dev
- 8.7
  Device node example
- 8.8
  Manage /dev with udev
- 8.9
  Add the file under /dev
- 8.10
  Kernel configuration using /proc
- 8.11
  /proc example
- 8.12
  sysctl : persistent kernel configuration
- 8.13
  Examine hardware devices (hwinfo)
- 8.14
  Process and resource monitoring (kill, ps, pstree, top)
- 8.15
  Hands-On
Basic Network Configuration
15
- 9.1
  Configure a network device to connect to a local network
- 9.2
  Configure a network device to connect to a wide-area network
- 9.3
  Communicate between subnets within a single network
- 9.4
  Configure a network device to implement authentication
- 9.5
  Configuring a multi- homed network device
- 9.6
  Resolving networking and communication problems
- 9.7
  /sbin/route
- 9.8
  /sbin/ifconfig
- 9.9
  /bin/netstat
- 9.10
  /bin/ping
- 9.11
  /sbin/arp
- 9.12
  /usr/sbin/arpwatch
- 9.13
  /usr/sbin/tcpdump
- 9.14
  /usr/bin/nc
- 9.15
  Hands-On
Network File System (NFS)
5
- 10.1
  Understanding NFS Servers and NFS Clients
- 10.2
  Understanding NFS daemons and files from the boot stage
- 10.3
  Configure an NFS server and various NFS clients
- 10.4
  Configure autofs, NFS security
- 10.5
  Hands-On
File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
7
- 11.1
  Learn about FTP server features and benefits
- 11.2
  Configure FTP Server and FTP Client
- 11.3
  Configure FTP server for anonymous and real users with download and upload permissions
- 11.4
  Configure FTP user access, FTP security
- 11.5
  Understand basic FTP commands
- 11.6
  Configure an anonymous FTP server
- 11.7
  Hands-On
Xinetd
4
- 12.1
  Understanding xinetd-based and non-xinetd-based services
- 12.2
  Configure xinetd-based services
- 12.3
  XinetdSecurity
- 12.4
  Hands-On
TCP Wrapper
3
- 13.1
  Introduction to TCP wrappers
- 13.2
  Configure TCP WRAPPER for services
- 13.3
  Hands-On
Domain Naming Service (DNS)
6
- 14.1
  Understand the DNS service and different types of DNS servers
- 14.2
  Configuring DNS (Master) DNS (Slave)
- 14.3
  Understanding and configuring forwarding (DNS) and caching (DNS) boot phases
- 14.4
  Understand different file types at system boot
- 14.5
  troubleshooting
- 14.6
  Hands-On
Logical Volume Manager (LVM)
7
- 15.1
  Creating a Filesystem and Converting to LVM
- 15.2
  Create physical partition
- 15.3
  Create a volume group
- 15.4
  Creating logical partitions
- 15.5
  Expand volume group
- 15.6
  Extending a logical partition
- 15.7
  Hands-On
Package Manager (Rpm)
6
- 16.1
  Understand RPM features and benefits
- 16.2
  Installing RPM packages
- 16.3
  Upgrading from RPM
- 16.4
  RPM Verification
- 16.5
  QUERIES, Error log
- 16.6
  Hands-On
Backup and Recovery
7
- 17.1
  Understand different types of file system backups
- 17.2
  Understanding different types of file backups
- 17.3
  Understand different types of file system backups
- 17.4
  Understanding different types of dump levels
- 17.5
  Understand monthly, weekly, and daily backups
- 17.6
  Different types of backup strategies
- 17.7
  Hands-On
Automating programs
6
- 18.1
  Run Levels
- 18.2
  /etc/rc.d Files
- 18.3
  Customization of Run Levels
- 18.4
  cron and anacron
- 18.5
  at and batch
- 18.6
  Hands-On
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
3
- 19.1
  Understanding DHCP
- 19.2
  Configure the DHCP server for different DHCP clients
- 19.3
  Hands-On
Network Information Service
4
- 20.1
  Understanding NIS and NIS daemons (servers, slaves, and clients)
- 20.2
  Configure NIS (master), NIS (slave), and NIS clients in a heterogeneous environment
- 20.3
  Integration of NIS (master and slave) and NFS servers
- 20.4
  Hands-On
Apache
4
- 21.1
  Understanding Apache
- 21.2
  Configuring APACHE Web Server with Virtual Hosting
- 21.3
  Configuring APACHE Web Server with IP-BASED, HOST-BASED, and PORT
- 21.4
  Hands-On
Squid
3
- 22.1
  Understanding SQUID proxies
- 22.2
  Configure SQUID proxy with ACL
- 22.3
  Hands-On
Samba
6
- 23.1
  Understand the features and benefits of SAMBA servers
- 23.2
  Configuring SAMBA for Heterogeneous Environments
- 23.3
  Share resources between Unixes using SAMBA
- 23.4
  Share resources between Windows and Unix (and vice versa)
- 23.5
  samba security
- 23.6
  Hands-On
Raid Levels
3
- 24.1
  Understanding RAID levels
- 24.2
  Configure different types of RAID levels (0, 1, and 5)
- 24.3
  Hands-On

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