Linux Enterprise Server for Experienced Unix Administrators Training Course

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Course Overview

Enterprise Linux is finding its way into business, education and government. Due to its outstanding reliability, performance and low cost, RHEL is being used extensively for file, database and web server applications.

The Enterprise Linux for Experienced Unix Administrators course is aimed at delegates who have at least 1 years experienced of administering another Unix flavour, e.g Solaris, HP-UX, AIX etc. The course builds on the delegates current Unix experience and introduces the differences between Unix systems and Enterprise Linux. Topics include creating a local area network; setting up a Network File System server and clients; Network Information Services and DNS. Delegates will also be introduced to Samba to enable Windows based systems access to Linux services; and Apache for web server applications.

Audience

Existing UNIX Administrators who are moving over to a role that includes Linux Administration.

Prerequisites

It is a prerequisite that delegates have at least a years experience of administering a Unix system. The course starts at a very high level and concentrates on the differences between Unix and Linux Enterprise Server administration. Primarily aimed at Red Hat Enterprise (RHEL5), FedoraTM or CentOS 5 systems.

Course Outline

Introduction to Enterprise Linux systems
Planning the Installation of Enterprise Linux systems
Installing an Enterprise Linux Server
Setting up and using automated installation with Kickstart
Package administration
Boot, init and shutdown procedures
Configuring Linux RAID devices
Introduction to Logical Volume Management
Understand the kernel and how it is recompiled
Setting up network client services
Sharing files with NFS
Sharing Windows and Linux resources with Samba
Setting up a proxy server with Squid
Setting up Network Information Services (NIS)
Configuring DHCP servers & clients
Setting up Domain Name Service (DNS) & BIND
Using Apache to provide web services.
Setting up E-Mail services
Setting up telnet and FTP Services
Operational recovery & security

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