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Description Ubuntu Server
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 the most popular distribution among Linux users. And Ubuntu Server edition is quickly becoming the way to implement Linux in the enterprise. This "how to" course by VTC author Mike Jang, uses practical examples to demonstrate the skills you need to use Ubuntu Server edition. To begin learning, simply click on the movie links. |
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01 Introduction
0101 Welcome
0102 System Requirements
02 The Ubuntu Community
0201 A Selection of Ubuntu Releases
0202 Canonical & Community Support
0203 The Ubuntu Repository Structure
0204 Download Ubuntu Server & JeOS
03 The Installation Process
0301 An Installation Plan
0302 Basic Installation Steps
0303 Text Installation Partitionings
0304 Monitor the Installation
0305 Server Installation Highlights
0306 A Network Installation
0307 Configure Kickstart
0308 A Kickstart Configuration File
04 Filesystems & Command Lines
0401 Filesystem Hierarchies
0402 Partition Management with fdisk
0403 Partition Management with parted
0404 A Basic RAID Array
0405 A Basic Logical Volume
0406 /etc/fstab & the UUID
0407 Standard Command Line Tools
0408 Shell Management
0409 Regular Permissions & More
0410 Access Control Lists
05 Basic Ubuntu Server Administration
0501 The Boot Process
0502 GRUB Rescue Options
0503 More Rescue Options
0504 Upstart Replaces init
0505 Scripts & Runlevels
0506 Remote Administration with SSH
0507 Create a Passphrase
0508 Job Scheduling with cron & at
0509 Log Configuration
06 Packages & Repositories
0601 Default Repository Access
0602 Connect to the Right Repository Mirror
0603 When to Use Security Updates
0604 The dpkg & apt Commands
0605 Update with Graphical Tools
0606 Create a Local Repository Mirror
07 Configure a Printer
0701 Install CUPS / Add a Printer
0702 An Overview of CUPS Configuration Files
0703 Printer Management & Administrators
0704 Printer Management Commands
08 Set up Users & Administrators
0801 The Shadow Password Suite
0802 Create Users at the Command Line
0803 Create Users with users-admin
0804 Configure Quotas
0805 Custom /etc/sudoers
0806 The PolicyKit
09 Network Administration
0901 Basic Network Interface Configuration
0902 Network Configuration Files
0903 Network Troubleshooting
0904 Configure an NIS Server
0905 Configure an NIS Client
0906 Configure an LDAP Server
0907 Configure an LDAP Client
10 The Xfce Graphical Environment
1001 Options for Installing Xfce
1002 Configure the X Server
1003 The Main Xfce Desktop
1004 Remote Access
11 File Services
1101 Configure an NFS Server
1102 Configure a Samba Server
1103 Shared Folders
1104 Connect to Shared Directories
12 Additional Network Services
1201 Install The LAMP Stack
1202 Configure Apache
1203 The DHCP Server
1204 Caching & Forwarding DNS Services
1205 Master DNS Nameserver Guidelines
1206 Postfix for Email
1207 Keep Servers in Sync with NTP
13 Security Options
1301 Backup Tools
1302 The AppArmor System
1303 AppArmor Profiles
1304 AppArmor Commands
1305 TCP Wrappers
1306 Firewall Management
14 Kernel Management
1401 The Right Reason to Recompile a Kernel
1402 Kernel Upgrades & Bootloaders
1403 Source Code & Kernel Tools
1404 Customize & Compile a Kernel
15 Virtual Machine Options
1501 VMware Server
1502 Virtualbox / Open Source Edition
1503 Kernel-base Virtual Machine
1504 Ubuntu JeOS on a Virtual Machine
16 Conclusion
1601 Wrap Up
17 Credits
1701 About this Author
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