Linux System Administration I - Implementation - WBT

Description

 

• Introduction
• Unit 1: Advanced Linux installation
  
  • Demo/simulation  1: Advanced Linux installation
• Unit 2: Startup and shutdown
  
  • Demo/simulation 2: Startup and shutdown
• Unit 3: System administration tools
  
  • Demo/simulation 3: System administration tools
• Unit 4: Package management
  
  • Demo/simulation 4: Packaging tools
• Unit 5: X Window System and VNC
  
  • Demo/simulation 5: X Window System and VNC
• Unit 6: Logging
  
  • Demo/simulation 6: Logging
• Unit 7: Kernel services and kernel configuration
  
  • Demo/simulation 7: Kernel services and kernel configuration
• Unit 8: Device management
  
  • Demo/simulation 8: Device management
• Unit 9: Disk management, RAID, and LVM
  
  • Demo/simulation 9: Disk management, LVM, and RAID
• Unit 10: File systems and file system quota
  
  • Demo/simulation 10: File systems
• Unit 11: Memory management
  
  • Demo/simulation 11: Memory management
• Unit 12: Scheduling
  
  • Demo/simulation 12: Scheduling
• Unit 13: Backup and restore
  
  • Demo/simulation 13: Backup and restore
• Unit 14: User administration
  
  • Demo/simulation 14: User administration
• Unit 15: User-level security
  
  • Demo/simulation 15: User-level security
• Unit 16: Troubleshooting
  
  • Demo/simulation 16: Troubleshooting

 

Aim

The purpose of this course is to teach experienced Linux users the techniques, methods, and policies used in Linux system administration.

If you are enrolling in a Self Paced Virtual Classroom or Web Based Training course, before you enroll, please review the Self-Paced Virtual Classes and Web-Based Training Classes on our Terms and Conditions page, as well as the system requirements, to ensure that your system meets the minimum requirements for this course. http://www.ibm.com/training/terms

Participant requirements

You should have:

• Attended IBM Linux course Linux Basics and Installation (LX02G)
• Practical experience in running Linux as a user

Participant

The intended audience for this course is experienced Linux users who want to become administrators of one or more Linux servers.