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Description Linux Professional Institute Certification Level 1 2009
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. This course can help you pass the LPI Level 1 Certification exams from the Linux Professional Institute. Once you earn this certification, you'll have joined an elite group of Linux professionals. To begin learning today, simply click on the movie links. |
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01 Introduction
0101 Welcome
0102 Linux Professional Institute Curriculum
0103 System Requirements
0104 A Preview of the LPI Level 1 Exams
02 System Architecture
0201 Detectable Hardware
0202 Hardware Information on Linux
0203 The Basics of the Boot Process
0204 Review Boot Events
0205 Runlevels
0206 Process Management
03 Linux Installation & Package Management
0301 Filesystem/Volumes & Directories
0302 GRUB & Filesystems
0303 Identify & Install Shared Libraries
0304 Debian Package Commands
0305 Repositories & the apt-* Commands
0306 Red Hat Package Commands pt. 1
0307 Red Hat Package Commands pt. 2
0308 Repositories & the yum Commands
04 GNU & Unix Commands
0401 Shells in the Environment
0402 Dots & the PATH
0403 History & Command Completion
0404 Basic Shell Commands
0405 Wildcards / Globs / & Search Commands
0406 File & Directory Commands
0407 Archives & Compression
0408 Basic Data Redirection
0409 Tees / Pipes / Redirection
05 More GNU & Unix Commands
0501 Text Stream Management
0502 Text Filter Commands
0503 Text Search Commands
0504 The Stream Editor
0505 The Basics of the vi Editor
0506 Monitor Your Processes
0507 Different Job Priorities pt. 1
0508 Different Job Priorities pt. 2
06 The Filesystem in a Hierarchy
0601 Identify & Configure a Partition
0602 Filesystem Format
0603 Filesystem Integrity Commands pt. 1
0604 Filesystem Integrity Commands pt. 2
0605 More on Filesystem Internals
0606 Filesystem Configuration
0607 Mounting & Unmountng a Filesystem
0608 The Basics of Quotas
0609 File Permissions & Ownership
0610 Special File Permissions & Ownership
0611 Create & Change Linked Files
0612 The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
0613 Identify System File Locations
07 Shells/Scripting & Data Management
0701 Environment Variables in the Shell
0702 User-specific Configuration
0703 Aliases & Functions
0704 Commands in a Script
0705 Review Existing Scripts
0706 Structured Query Language Commands
0707 More SQL Commands
08 User Interfaces & Desktops
0801 The X Server Configuration File
0802 GUI Commands & Fonts
0803 Display Managers & Config Files
0804 Accessibility Provisions
09 Administrative Tasks
0901 Local Authentication Files
0902 User Management
0903 Group Management
0904 Limited Administrative Privileges
0905 Regular User & Administrative Jobs
0906 One-time User & Administrative Jobs
0907 Time Zones & Localization
0908 Language & Localization
10 Essential System Services
1001 Local Time Management
1002 Time Server Management
1003 System Logs & Commands
1004 Available Mail Transfer Agents (MTA)
1005 Mail Management Commands & Files
1006 Manage Print Jobs in Queues
11 Networking Fundamentals
1101 Common TCP/IP Ports & Protocols
1102 IP Addressing
1103 Private IP Addressing
1104 Basic Network Commands
1105 Network Configuration Files
1106 Network Status Commands
1107 Network Configuration Commands
1108 Network Troubleshooting Commands
1109 DNS Client Management
12 Security
1201 Limits on the Superuser
1202 Password & Port Security
1203 Resource Limits
1204 Security by Service
1205 Security by TCP Wrappers
1206 Security in the Super Server
1207 A Secure Shell Server
1208 Passphrases & Authentication Agents
1209 GPG Keys
13 Conclusion
1301 Wrap up
14 Credits
1401 About this Author
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