Course Description :

LPI (Linux Professional Institute) has developed two vendor neutral Linux certifications at the intermediate and advanced levels, LPI Level 1 and LPI Level 2.

This particular course is designed to enable participants pass the Linux Professional Institute Level 1 exams - LPI 101 and 102. To take the exam at the end of the course, you would need to have a prior on-the-job working knowledge of the Unix/Linux operating system. You could also sit this course if you are new to Linux/Unix and would like to get a good overview of the Operating System with a view to sitting the exam at a later date.

This Exam Prep. course revises how to operate and maintain the Unix / Linux operating system. You will revise how to partition your disks, create File systems, add users, setup your IP network, customise X Windows, Configure web server Apache, allow your Microsoft users share your resources through Samba, share files through NFS, configure NIS, use Cron and more. You will practice on mock and simulated exams, which are quite similar to the real exams. The success rate is very high. Check out www.lpi.org for more information on the Linux Professinal Institute.

Intended for :

Experienced Linux/Users who require a proven certification of their skills. Also, for non-experienced Linux/Users who simply, at this stage, want to sit the course and get an overview of what is entailed in managing and operating a Unix/linux system and perhaps in becoming a member of the Linux Professional Institute at a later date.

Prerequisites :

Ideally, participants who wish to take the exam, should be familiar with Linux/Unix commands, processes and files. They should have previously worked at the Unix/Linux Command Line Interface. Those who wish to sit the course to get an overview of Linux features and functionality should have a technical background

Course Details :

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At the end of the course you will have covered :

• Fundamental GNU and Unix commands.
  
• Hardware devices, Linux File Systems and the FHS.
  
• Understand the Hardware and Architecture of Linux
  
• Configure modem, sound and different PCI expansion cards
  
• Be familiar with disk Quotas.
  
• Understand Linux installation procedures and (RPM).
  
• Configure and manage inetd, xinetd, and related services.
  
• Set up and configure basic DNS services .
  
• Create, Edit, Backup, Restore file systems.
  
• Prepare Unix / Linux for Users setting protections, ownership etc.
  
• Configure X Windows.
  
• Know about the Kernel, Initialization, Shutdown and RunLevels.
  
• Printing, Documentation, Network Services and Security
• Shell Scripting and compiling
  

(Click here for LPI Syllabus)

Course Delivery :

System: RedHat Linux 0perating System; RHCE Qualified Tutor; You will be One to One or in a small group.We will deliver the course at your office and demonstrate on your local systems if required, or you may bring along your own laptop.

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