1st Authorized LINUX System Administration course in AZ
5678
Linux System Administration for Network Professionals
8/30-9/3/1999
The Linux System Administration for Network Professionals course provides
five days of practical, hands-on Linux training. Although the course is not
specific to a particular Linux distribution or vendor, OpenLinux 2.2 is used
in the classroom. The course presents information about using Linux in a
commercial environment. Lab intensive. Includes courseware and OpenLinux 2.2
software. 5 days.
Target Audience: This course is designed for administrators who work with or
manage Linux.
Prerequisites: Experience with system administration in another operating
system.
Day 1
The Linux History
History of Linux
Linux Operating System
Linux OS Architecture Overview
Installing OpenLinux 2.2
Preparing for Installation
Installing OpenLinux
Troubleshooting Installation
Upgrading Linux
Introduction to Administering Linux
Administering Linux
Linux Administrative Tools
Multi-User OS
Virtual Consoles
Essential Linux Commands
MS-DOS to Linux Overview
Linux Directory Hierarchy
Navigation
File Systems
Getting Help
Day 2
Linux Environment
Linux Devices
Mounting File Systems
What is a Shell?
File Systems Supported by Linux
Using the MTools to Access DOS Files
Managing Partitions
Package Management
Software Installation
Managing Packages
Linux Applications
Managing Users & Groups
Introduction to Groups
Planning a Group Strategy
Creating Groups
Implementing Built-in Groups
Best Practices
Day 3
Managing Users & Groups (continued)
Planning New User Accounts
Creating User Accounts
Deleting and Renaming User Accounts
Managing the User Work Environment
Best Practices
Linux Network Services
DHCP Server
DNS Server
POP Server
SMTP Server
E-mail Gateway
Time Server
Telnet Server
HTTP Server
FTP Server
Day 4
Continuing Linux Network Services
Interoperating with Microsoft NT
SAMBA Server
WINS Server
Administering Network Printers
How Documents Print
Pausing, Resuming & Purging a Printer
Controlling Print Jobs
System Initialization
Overview of Linux Boot Process
Linux Load Phases
Managing the Boot Manager
Troubleshooting Boot Process
BIOS and the Boot Process
SysV Initialization
Day 5
Continuing System Initialization
Troubleshooting
Diagnostic Tools
Network Errors
System Errors
Boot & LILO Errors
Log File Handling
Additional Resources
Review
Appendix materials
Q&A
For more information on this course or to register please contact:
> Mike Chadwick
> IKON Office Solutions - Technology Services
> Business Development Manager - Southwest Region
> IKON's Worldwide Winner for Best Practices in Customer Satisfaction
> 2700 North Central Avenue Suite #900
> Phoenix, AZ 85004
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> Direct (602) 266-8519
> Facsimile (602) 266-6447
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> mikec@ikonedwest.com
> http://www.ikonedwest.com
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