Linux training

 

Introducing and Installing

• Background of Linux

• Fundamental Linux Distributions

• Install a virtual machine now. 

• nstalling an Ubuntu Linux server is next.

 

Linux command-line basics and file structure

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• Graphical vs. Console Terminals

• Command shell basics

• Names of Common Linux Directories

• Additions to the fun with sudo 

• Linux Directory Organization  

• Detailed Linux Boot Process 

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The following are examples of common Linux commands: pwd, clear, cd, ls, cat, cp, mv, mkdir, rmdir, rm, touch, locate, find, grep, sudo df, du, head, tail, diff, tar, chown, chgrp, jobs, kill, ping, wget, uname, top, history, man, echo, zip, unzip,

 

Records Management

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• Linux's Nano text editor basics                          

• Basics of the Linux text editors VI and VIM  

• Removing, renaming, and copying files  

• Using operators to make fun of & & | ;

• Linux Command Redirection & Piping

 

Process Management Fundamentals
 

• Group and User Management

 

User Administration

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• Password and User Management 

• Group Leadership 

• Linux File / Directory Permissions  

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File Management and Group Ownership

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• Advanced Linux Permissions at Work

• installing umask, comprehending soft links and hard links

• Granting other people sudo access

• Playing with the Access Control List

 

Management of disc

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• Examining disc usage  

• File and partition management  

• Install, uninstall, and permanently mount 

• One more method to manage the file and partition systems  

• LVM ( Logical Volume Manager ) ( Logical Volume Manager )  

 

Network Administration

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Network Management Foundations

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• Configuring a static IP address

• Keeping track of network services

• Contacting DNS Servers

• Remote system administration with Putty and OpenSSH-Server

• Identifying and Fixing Network Issues

• Configure the corporate web server

• Setting and installing the Apache2 web server

 

Network Administration

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• Network Management Foundations  

• Configuring a static IP address  

• keeping track of network services 

• Contacting DNS Servers 

• Remote system administration with Putty and OpenSSH-Server

• Identifying and Fixing Network Issues

 

Configure the corporate web server

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• Setting and installing the Apache2 web server 

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Keeping Your Server Safe

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• The IPTABLES firewall configuration  

• Securing the SSH server  

• Protecting the network layer 

• How to Prevent Rootkits

• Protecting GRUB

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Miscellaneous

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• Time and date settings  

• Watch some magic now.  

• Use tar to compress and decompress data  

• Steps for Disaster Recovery and Management Planning

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