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Medium of instructions
English
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Mode of learning
Self study
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Mode of Delivery
Video and Text Based
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Course overview
Fundamentals of Unix and Linux System Administration online certification are developed and presented by Eduonix Learning Solutions, a company that generates and distributes high-quality technology training content. For more than a decade, their team of industry professionals has been training workers and teaching technology in the manner it is used in industry and the professional world.
Fundamentals of Unix and Linux System Administration online course is exclusive and a one-of-a-kind course that has been created in partnership with industry experts to provide a guide that covers all areas of Linux and Unix administration. It will cover not only the foundations of Linux administration, but also techniques, methods, and possible hazards that one may encounter when attempting to administer a Linux-based backend system.
Fundamentals of Unix and Linux System Administration online training aim to take participants from newbie to expert in Linux administration. Participants will have a thorough understanding of the necessary commands, as well as how to build and maintain a Linux-based web system. Advanced subjects will include package administration, shell scripting, user management, kernel, and shells, how to boot the system, control access, working with controlling processes, the file system, log files, adding new users, storage, security, and so on. Students who want to benefit from the course content and improve their skills can enrol in the course.
The highlights
- Self-paced course
- English videos with subtitles
- 23.51 hours of video content
- 108 online lectures
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Lifetime access
- Accessible on portable devices
Program offerings
- Self-paced course
- English videos with subtitles
- Pre-recorded video content
- 108 online lectures
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Lifetime access
- Accessible on portable devices.
Course and certificate fees
Fees information
₹ 199 ₹1,990
The fees for the course Fundamentals of Unix and Linux System Administration is -
| Head | Amount in INR |
| Original fees | Rs. 1,990 |
| Discounted fees | Rs. 199 |
certificate availability
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What you will learn
Knowledge of computer networking
Knowledge of linux
After completing the Fundamentals of Unix and Linux System Administration certification course, learners will gain a thorough understanding of Unix and Linux, package management, scripting, kernels, and shells. Candidates will learn how to start and stop the system, regulate access, grant root privileges, and work with controlling processes, file systems, adding new users, storage, periodic processers, backups, SYSLOG, and log files. Learners will be able to set up the TCP/IP network, network file system, control access, connect with the firewall, share files with Windows, manage and debug the network, and use SSH tips and techniques to help in the development process.
The syllabus
Section 1 : Introduction
Section 2 : Where To Start
- Linux Unix Administration Fundamentals
- Getting help on Linux
- Advance man command
Section 3 : Package management
- Introduction to package management
- Installing from RPM
- Making a local apt-get repo
- Making local yum repo
- Tips and tricks
Section 4 : Shell Scripting Guide
- Introduction to shell scripting
- Using variables
- The sort command
- Basics of BASH Script
- Shell Functions
- Looping
- Perl
- Perl Arrays
- Perl Script Arguments
- Python Scripting - Part A
- Python Scripting - Part B
Section 5 : Booting and Shutting Down
- Starting up and Shutting Down Machines
- Startup Daemons
- Booting a second OS
- System Run levels
- Lab Exercise: Creating a custom Daemon
Section 6 : User Access Control
- User Access Control Fundamentals
- The Power of Root
- Delegating Root Powers with Sudo
- Delegating Root Powers with Sudo - Part B
- System Accounts
Section 7 : Controlling Processes
- Process Control Fundamentals
- Ownership
- Process Spawning and Termination
- Terminating a process
- Using the /proc filesystem
Section 8 : The File System
- The File System Fundamentals
- Important Directories
- Device File Numbers
- File Deletion with RM
- What do permissions offer?
- Changing File ownership
Section 9 : Adding New Users
- User Management Part A
- User Management Part B
- UID - User Identification
- The login shell
- The useradd command
Section 10 : Storage
- Storage
- The basics - adding a disk Part A
- The basics - adding a disk Part B
- Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks (RAID)
- LAB: create a RAID5 array on Red Hat Linux
- Logical Volume Management (LVM)
- Logical volume resizing Part A
- Logical volume resizing Part B
- SCSI ovet IP (iSCSI)
Section 11 : Periodic Processes
- Cron and at jobs
- The command field
- The crontab command
- The at command
Section 12: Backups
- Backups part A
- Backups part B
- LAB: Calculate the frequency by which file change
- Using tar
- Using dump Part A
- Using dump Part B
Section 13: Syslog and Log files
- Log management
- Severity levels
- Lab: using logAnalyzer for central log management
- Log rotation
Section 14 : TCP/IP Networking
- TCP/IP overview
- The Link layer
- Classless Inter Domain Routing (CIDR)
- Routing
Section 15 : Netfilter and IP tables
- Netfilter
- The LOG action
- IP tables configuration
- Lab: configure a Linux box to act as a NAT device
Section 16 : DNS: The Domain name system
- DNS
- Caching Part A
- Caching Part B
- LAB: install a caching server
- LAB: install a master DNS server
- LAB: Configure DNS slave Server
Section 17 : The Network File System
- NFS
- Effecting changes
- Using the shares
- Mounting on demand
Section 18 : Sharing files with Windows
- SAMBA
- Allowing access through iptable
- LAB; creating and using a SAMBA share
Section 19 : Email Services
- E-mail services
- LAB: configuring a mail server using Postfix
Section 20 : Network management and debugging
- Network Analysis and Troubleshooting
- Connection states
- Sniffing on the network
Section 21 : Security
- Linux Security
- How to secure your system?
- Scan for open ports (nmap)
Section 22 : SSH tips and tricks
- Ssh tips and tricks
- Key-based authentication
- Tunneling application traffic
Section 23 : Web Hosting
- Web Hosting
- The Apache web server
- Secure HTTP (https)
Section 24 : Performance Analysis
- Performance Analysis
- Check your resources
- Memory management
