GL615 - Linux for Unix Administrators

The GL615 is an accelerated course combining the topics in the GL250 "Enterprise Linux Systems Administration", and the GL275 "Enterprise Linux Networking Services".

Prerequisites:

Students should already be experienced Unix administrators. Fundamentals such as the Unix command line and how to edit files will not be covered in class. A good understanding of network concepts, the TCP/IP protocol suite, and basic Unix security is also assumed. The accelerated pace of this class makes it more difficult for unprepared students to keep up. Less experienced students are encouraged to instead take the GL120 "Linux Fundamentals", GL250 "Enterprise Linux Systems Administration" or GL275 "Enterprise Linux Networking Services".

Supported Distributions:
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
Fedora Core 6
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10
SUSE Linux 10.1
Course Outline:
  1. Pre-Installation Considerations
  2. Installing RHEL5/FC6
  3. Installing SLES10/SL10.1
  4. PC Hardware & Linux
  5. Post-Install System Configuration
  6. Boot Process and SYSV Init
  7. User/Group Administration & NFS
  8. Filesystem Administration
  9. LVM & RAID
  10. Task Automation & Process Accounting
  11. Client Networking
  12. The X Window System
  13. Security Concepts
  14. Linux Kernel Compilation
  15. DNS Concepts
  16. Configuring BIND
  17. OpenLDAP Servers
  18. Using OpenLDAP
  19. Using Apache
  20. Virtual Hosting with Apache
  21. Apache Security
  22. Implementing an FTP Server
  23. The Squid Proxy Server
  24. Samba Concepts
  25. Using Samba
  26. Sendmail
  27. Postfix
  28. IMAP, POP, Spam Filtering & Web Mail
  29. Troubleshooting
Upcoming GL615 Classes
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