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Description
Ubuntu Certification
Linux is the most important operating system on the Internet. It's recognized everywhere as the cost-effective way to operate all kinds of servers. With the support of powerhouses like IBM, Dell, HP, and Sun, demand for Linux servers is growing. Ubuntu has quickly become one of the most popular distribution among Linux users, and the Ubuntu Certified Professional is the credential for administrators who want to prove their skills with this distribution. This "how to" course by VTC author Mike Jang, uses practical examples to demonstrate the skills tested by the UCP exam. To begin learning, simply click the links. |
01 Introduction
0101 Welcome
0102 Ubuntu Certified Professional Curriculum
0103 System Requirements
02 Ubuntu Community
0201 Ubuntu Releases & Derivatives
0202 The Ubuntu Support Infrastructure
0203 The Structure of Ubuntu Repositories
0204 Seeds & Architectures
0205 The Launchpad Platform
0206 Ubuntu Community Support
0207 Bugs & Solutions
0208 Review of Terms
03 Installing Ubuntu Linux
0301 Prepare to Install
0302 The Graphical Installer
0303 The Text Installer
0304 Text Installation Partitioning
0305 Additional Installation Highlights
0306 Server Installation Highlights
04 Hardware & Power Management
0401 Hardware Detection
0402 SATA Disk Management
0403 USB & Other Devices
0404 Wireless Management
0405 Modern Power Management
0406 ACPI Files in the /proc/acpi Directory
0407 More on ACPI Configuration
0408 udev & Driver Manager
05 Package & Repository Management
0501 The Repository Configuration File
0502 Use the dpkg & alien Commands
0503 Understand the apt- Commands
0504 More on the apt- Commands
0505 When to Use Security Updates
0506 Update with Graphical Tools
0507 Manage with Synaptic & More
0508 The GNOME Application Manager
0509 Create a Local Repository Mirror
06 Printer Management
0601 Install CUPS - Add a Printer
0602 Printer Management & Administrators
0603 Printer Management Commands
0604 An Overview of CUPS Configuration Files
0605 Accepting & Rejecting Jobs
0606 Manage Print Queues
0607 Printer Logs
07 Localization & User Privileges
0701 Set Up a Locale
0702 Add Language Packs
0703 The Administrative Sudo
0704 Custom /etc/sudoers
0705 Add More Users from the Command Line
0706 Add More Users with users-admin
08 Upstart & Landscape Management
0801 The Upstart Configuration Files pt. 1
0802 The Upstart Configuration Files pt. 2
0803 Upstart Control with initctl
0804 Configure & Register on Landscape
0805 What Landscape Sees
09 Network Interfaces
0901 Current Network Interface Config pt. 1
0902 Current Network Interface Config pt. 2
0903 Configure a DHCP Client
0904 Network Configuration Files
0905 Network Management from the Command Line
10 Network Shares & File Systems
1001 The NFS Kernel Server
1002 Make Sure the NFS Server Works
1003 Mount an NFS Share
1004 Basic Samba Shares
1005 The shares-admin Tool & NFS
1006 The shares-admin Tool & Samba
11 The GNOME Desktop Environment
1101 The GNOME gconf Configuration Tool
1102 GNOME Configuration Files
1103 GNOME Configuration Commands
1104 Custom Panels/Menus/Icons & More
1105 X Server Concepts & Configuration Files
1106 X Server Configuration Commands
1107 Manage Screen Resolution & Refresh Rates
1108 Font Configuration Files & Commands
1109 The GNOME Display Manager
1110 Custom GNOME Login Options
12 Evolution & Desktop Searches
1201 Review Email Protocols
1202 Configure an Evolution Account
1203 Integrate Evolution Exchange
1204 Set Up an Evolution Email Filter
1205 Configure the Tracker for Searches
1206 More on the Tracker
13 About the UCP Exam
1301 Different Question Formats
1302 Computer vs. Paper & Pencil Tests
14 In Conclusion / Credits
1401 Wrap Up
1402 About this Author
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