Szkolenie ma na celu uzyskanie umiejętności niezbędnych do administrowania sieciami opartymi na Linuksie oraz zdania egzaminu LPI 102.

Warunki wstępne: Wiedza na poziomie kursu LPI 101

Czas trwania: 5 dni/25h
Cena brutto: 1950 zł/os. ; 3600 zł za 2 osoby ; 5150 zł za 3 osoby.

Terminy kursów:
Warszawa: 25-sty-2010, 22-lut-2010, 29-mar-2010, 26-kwi-2010, 31-maj-2010, 28-cze-2010, 26-lip-2010, 30-sie-2010, 27-wrz-2010, 25-paź-2010, 29-lis-2010, 27-gru-2010
Mława: prosimy dzwonić pod numer: [22] 869 48 00
Olsztyn: prosimy dzwonić pod numer: [22] 869 48 00


Istnieje możliwość przeprowadzenia szkolenia w siedzibie klienta z wykorzystaniem naszych laptopów/rzutnika.

Program szkolenia:

      1) Manage/Query kernel and kernel modules at runtime
           a) Modular and monolithic kernels
           b) List the loaded modules
           c) Get module information
           d) Module dependencies
           e) Using devices
           f) Loading modules automatically
           g) Module configuration
           h) Install manually a module
           i) Uninstall manually a module
           j) Kernel and module symbols
           k) Kernel versions
      2) Reconfigure, build and install a custom kernel and kernel modules
           a) Why building a new kernel
           b) The GNU tool chain
           c) Kernel Makefile
           d) Configuring and building a kernel
           e) Using Debian's kernel-package
           f) The boot loader
           g) Step-by-step operations
      3) Boot, Initialization, Shutdown and Runlevels
           a) Boot the system
              -  Kernel parameters
              -  Kernel log messages
              -  Boot sequence
           b) Change runlevels and shutdown or reboot system
              -  Runlevels
              -  The init program
              -  The shutdown or reboot sequence
      4) Printing
           a) Manage printers and print queues
              -  Printing systems
              -  Sending files to a print queues
              -  /etc/printcap
              -  Monitor and emptied print queues
              -  Managing print queues
              -  CUPS
           b) Print files
              -  Adding print jobs
              -  Formating files
           c) Install and configure local and remote printers
              -  Filters
              -  Remote printers
      5) Documentation
           a) Manage local system documentation
              -  Local system documentation
              -  man pages
              -  info pages
              -  Finding informations with whatis
           b) Find Linux documentation on the Internet
              -  Source of information
           c) Notify users on system-related issues
              -  Notify users
      6) Shells, Scripting, Programming, Compiling
           a) Customize and use the shell environment
              -  The bash Shell
              -  bash built-in functions
              -  bash Variables
              -  Customizing your environment
           b) Customize or write simple scripts
              -  Conditional evaluation
              -  Conditional file operators
              -  Conditional integer operators
              -  Conditional string operators
              -  Combining test conditions
              -  Expression evaluation
              -  Integer expression evaluation
              -  Review regular expressions
              -  String expression's evaluation
              -  Standard I/O
              -  Flow control - if
              -  Flow control - while
              -  Flow control - for
              -  Abnormal termination - break
              -  Flow control - case
              -  Content
      7) Administrative Tasks
           a) Manage users, group accounts and related system files
              -  Add a user account
              -  Modify or delete a user account
              -  /etc/login.defs
              -  Managing users password
              -  User information
              -  Managing groups
              -  Group information
              -  Managing shadow files
           b) Tune the user and system environment variables
              -  The system environment setup
              -  Environment variables
           c) Configure and use system log files to meet administrative and security needs
              -  The system log
              -  Examples of /etc/syslog.conf
              -  Managing log files
              -  Examples of /etc/logrotate
              -  User logs
              -  Example of /var/log/messages
           d) Automate system administration tasks by scheduling jobs to run in the future
              -  Scheduled commands
              -  crontab file
              -  Deny and allow users on at and cron services
           e) Maintain an effective backup strategy
              -  Backup strategy
              -  Backup commands: mt, cpio, tar
              -  Backup commands: dd, rsync
              -  Command dump, restore
              -  Other tools of interest
           f) Maintain system time
              -  Time synchronization
              -  UTC Universal Time Coordinate
      8) Networking Fundamentals
           a) Fundamentals of TCP/IP
              -  TCP/IP
              -  IP Address
              -  Network classes
              -  Special IP Addresses
              -  Network Services
              -  Network commands
              -  Routing
           b) TCP/IP configuration and troubleshooting
              -  Network interface
              -  DHCP
              -  Network configuration files
              -  Hardware interface
           c) Configure Linux as a PPP client
              -  PPP client
              -  Chat scripts
              -  The PPP daemon
      9) Networking Services
           a) Configure and manage inetd, xinetd, and related services inetd, xinetd and related services
              -  Internet super server inetd
              -  Secure inetd
              -  Internet super server xinetd
              -  Exercices
              -  Réponses
           b) Operate and perform basic configuration of sendmail
              -  Configure sendmail
           c) Operate and perform basic configuration of Apache
              -  Apache
           d) Solutions
Properly manage the NFS, smb and nmb daemons
              -  NFS
              -  Samba
           e) Setup and configure basic DNS services
              -  Host name resolution
           f) Setup secure shell (OpenSSH)
              -  RSA
              -  SSH Configuration files7.3 Quiz
      10) Security
           a) Perform security administration tasks
              -  System security
              -  TCP Wrappers
              -  Packages verification
              -  ipchains and iptables
           b) Set Up Host Security
              -  System configuration files
           c) Setup user level security
              -  User limits
              -  User account modifications