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GNU/Linux & Server Applications Training.
  (Fast track - 4 Days)

Hands on practical way to learn and understand it and become champions of GNU/Linux in just 4 days.

   Description:  

 
In this course, you will learn about the basics of administering a server using the Linux operating system. you will get a broad vision on the history and architecture of Linux, configuration of X windows server, Linux printer, administer users, groups and password management, probe into the basics of ext2/ext3 file system, configuration of Linux kernel, create shell scripts, manage applications on a server and identify the basics of system performance tuning.This is also the part of lamp-linux,apache, mysql,php.

Time Frame: Fast track - 4 days.

Technical Requirements: In Class training.

Class Size: This class is limited to a maximum of 8 students.First come first served. Registration are open. Course runs everyweek.

Certificate: This course will certify you for GNU/Linux Certified Engineer from GnuGroup India - ILG.

Job Opportunity: After Successful Completion of the Certification,Gnu Group India, endorsement for job opportunities and placements.

Instructor: You will have one instructor throughout the course who will evaluate your projects and quizzes, hand them back for improvement when necessary, and coach you throughout your skills advancement.

Fees: Rs 13,900/- GNU/Linux + Applications fast track

 
Fees: Rs 9,000/- Advanced Technology Training fast track.
Module I

1 Gnu/Linux Basics

1.1 Gnu/Linux History

1.2 Hardware Knowledge

1.3 Linux Knowledge

1.4 Linux File system Hierarchy and Structure

1.5 File Operations and Manipulation

1.6 Printing

1.7 Shells

1.8 Security

1.9 System Administration

1.10 TCP/IP Networking

1.11 Familiarity with Standard network services

  1. Network File System, Locally and Remotely

  2. Postfix , qmail

  3. POP, IMAP

  4. FTP

  5. DNS

  6. DHCP

  7. Samba

  8. Web services

  9. Xinted

 

2 Installation and Boot process

2.1 Installation of Gnu/Linux –Redhat/Fedora/Cent OS

2.2 Configuring Network Installation

2.3 Understanding Partitions

2.4 Advanced File system Hierarchy

2.5 Gnu/Linux Commands for fedora, Redhat, cent OS, Debian.

2.6 Boot Process

  1. GRUB

  2. Kernel Initialization & first process

  3. /etc/inittab

  4. Run levels

  5. Controlling Services

  6. System Configuration files

 

3 File system Administration

3.1 Partitioning hard disks with utilities like fdisk

3.2 Managing File systems

3.3 File system Management and Automounter

3.4 Access control lists and Security Attributes

 

4 Package Management

 

4.1RPM commands

4.2Managing Updates with YUM

4.3 Adding and Removing packages with RPM and YUM

4.4 Using KickStart to Automate installation

 

5 User Administration

 

5.1 User Account Management

5.2 Basic User Environment

5.3 Shell Configuration Files

5.4 Setting up and managing disk quotas

5.5 Creating and managing special groups

5.6 PAM-Pluggable Authentication Modules

5.7 Network Authentication Configurations NIS & LDAP

 

Module II

 

6 Systems and Network Administration tools

6.1 Network Configuration

6.2 CUPS printing System

6.3 Automating System Administration – cron and At

6.4 Understanding, Maintaining and monitoring System logs

6.5 Shell Scripting

 

7 Kernel Services and Configuration

7.1 Basics of Kernel

7.2 New kernels

7.3 Kernel Sources

7.4 Recompiling a kernel

 

8. RAID and LVM(logical volume management)

8.1 Advanced partitioning: Software RAID

8.2 Advanced Partitioning: Logical Volume Manager-LVM

 

Module III - Applications

 

9 Apache and Squid

9.1 Apache web Server

9.2 Apache Access configuration

9.3 Virtual Hosts

9.4 Squid web proxy configuration

 

10 Network File Sharing Services

10.1 Configuring a NFS-network file system server

10.2 Client side NFS

10.3 File transfer protocol and vsftpd

10.4 Samba services

 

11 DNS – Domain Name system

11.1 How Internet Works

11.2 Understanding DNS, zones, domains, delegation

11.3 BIND package for DNS implementation

11.4 BIND utilities

 

12  Mail Server (postfix or qmail or exim)

12.1 Mail transport agents, Mail delivery agents, Mail user agents

12.2 Pop / Imap

12 .3 Reception with dovecot

12.4 Postfix configuration

12.5 Selecting and email system

 

13 Network Services

13.1 Xinted- extended internet services daemon

13.2 Openssh, secure shell

13.3 DHCP- dynamic host configuration protocol

13.4 Network time protocol

13.5 Vsftp servers

 

14 X Window system

14.1 X with clients and Servers

14.2 X.org server configuration

14.3 Tool for X.org configuration

14.4 Running remote X applications

14.5 Desktops and Window managers

 

15 Securing Services

15.1 Using tcp wrappers to secure services

15.2 Firewalls and packet filtering using net filter

15.3 Network Address translation

15.4 Security Advanced Linux –Selinux

15.5 Squid proxy server

15 Troubleshooting Strategies.

 

Advanced Technology Trainings

 

16. Nagios

17. High Availability / load balancing

18. Logical Volume Management

19. SAN / NAS

20. Virtualization

21. Advanced Shell scripting.

22. Routing Switching on GNU/Linux

23. Openldap

24. GNU/Linux RAID configuration.

25. Firewall & IPS (intrusion prevention system) Architect, installation & configuration.


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