- Cursusduur54 uur
- CertificeringLPIC-1
- Examen/CertificaatExamen 101 & 102
- TaalEngels
- Online toegang6 maanden
- Waardering
- OrganisatieLPI
In deze Linux training / cursus leert u het besturingssysteem Linux te installeren, te gebruiken en te beheren. Na afronding bent u klaar om de examens voor de certificering LPIC-1 te doen. Onderwerpen die aan bod komen zijn onder andere het installeren van Linux, de shell gebruiken, het file systeem, gebruikers en groepen, beveiliging, Linux in uw netwerk en Apache.
Deze training is niet gericht op een specifieke distributie van Linux. U leert de algemene vaardigheden om het kwaliteitscertificaat Junior Level Linux Professional te verkrijgen. De distributies Red Hat en Debian komen specifiek aan bod.
Uw resultaat
Na het volgen van deze training bent u in staat zelfstandig Linux te installeren, te gebruiken en te beheren.
Doelgroep
Linux systeembeheerders die hun LPIC-1 certificaat willen halen. De LPIC-1 certificering is een internationaal erkende en distributie onafhankelijke Linux certificering van het Linux Professional Institute (LPI).
Inhoud Linux training / cursus
De inhoud is verdeeld over twee LPIC Junior Level Linux Professional trainingen (met bijbehorende examens):
LPIC Junior Level Linux Professional (LPIC-1) Exam 101
De LPIC-1 training / cursus is opgebouwd uit verschillende lessen:
- Identify the basic characteristics of the Linux operating system
- Identify the advantages of the Linux shell and some of the main versions
- Use shell commands to verify the environment, find information about commands, use shortcuts, and support multitasking
- Issue basic shell commands to handle directory and file information
- Use special characters in Linux commands
- Interact with the shell environment
- Set the PATH environment variable in a secure way
- Use the history facility and edit previously entered commands
- Use some of the advanced facilities of the command line
- Use the Linux shell to execute commands and manipulate files
- Select the correct command redirection approach offered by Linux
- Issue redirection commands to redirect input and output to and from utilities
- Recognize how Linux manages processes using the ps, bg, and fg commands
- Select the commands used to manage asynchronous processes in Linux
- View and change the priority of processes
- Manage priorities using the Linux shell
- Recognize how metacharacters are used in both filename generation and regular expressions
- Search files using the grep command family
- Select the sed commands that search through files and make simple changes
- Search and edits files with grep and sed
- Recognize the key functionality provided by Linux text-processing utilities
- Select the Linux commands used to filter text
- Select vi commands for editing text
- Select the vi commands used to search and replace text
- Select the vi commands to manipulate text
- Recognize the main characteristics of the way Linux manages files
- Recognize how to navigate resources in the Linux file system hierarchy
- Select the commands used to find files and command locations
- Identify files using which, updatedb, locate, and find
- Select the commands used to manage hard and symbolic links
- Select the commands that set permissions and change attributes on Linux files
- Select the commands used to set permissions on files and directories
- Set special permissions SUID, SGID, and sticky bits for files and change the default file creation mode using umask
- Select the correct options for the chown and chgrp commands
- Explain how to mount Linux file systems
- Select the options that configure file systems so that they automatically mount on startup
- Select the commands used to mount and unmount file systems manually
- Select the appropriate commands and techniques to monitor and manage disk space
- Check file systems and correct problems
- Identify disk free space and check file usage in Linux
- Recognize the role of partitions in Linux
- Select the commands that create partitions and file systems
- Describe what disk quotas are and how to view them
- Select the command options used to manage user disk quotas
- Select the commands used to manage partitions, file systems, and disk quotas
- Identify the compatibility of various hardware elements with Linux
- Choose compatible hardware for a Linux system
- Identify the main characteristics of interrupt requests (IRQs), direct memory access (DMA) channels, and input/output (I/O) addresses in Linux
- Identify the principal methods for managing the BIOS
- Resolve common hardware issues related to Linux installations
- Identify the principal methods for configuring SCSI devices
- Identify the principal methods of configuring PCI and ISA buses
- Select the principal methods for configuring sound cards and ensuring compatibility requirements
- Select the steps and commands used to configure the appropriate hardware devices for a Linux installation
- Identify the main characteristics of the three major standards for communicating with peripheral devices
- Identify the steps for configuring ISDN and DSL connections with the Network Administration Tool
- Identify the methods for configuring Linux for USB devices
- Select the steps and commands used to configure Linux to handle peripheral devices
- Identify the criteria for selecting an appropriate Linux distribution
- Design an appropriate hard-disk layout and partitioning scheme
- Select GRUB commands used to create a configuration file
- Install new software from source
- Manage shared libraries
- Compress, unzip, compile, and configure software files
- Use the dpkg and dselect components of the Debian package management system
- Use the apt-get and alien components of the Debian package management system
- Use RPM commands to manage packages
- Use appropriate commands associated with Debian and Red Hat package management systems
- Identify the functions of the principal components of the X Window System
- Identify the steps involved in installing and configuring the X Window System in Linux
- Configure an X Window System, identify the layout of a typical X configuration file, and use two common configuration tools
- Set up and customize a display manager
- Install and customize a system-wide desktop environment or window manager
- Perform key tasks related to installing and configuring the X Window System
LPIC Junior Level Linux Professional (LPIC-1) Exam 102
De LPIC-1 training / cursus is opgebouwd uit verschillende lessen:
- Identify the function of the Linux kernel and its associated features
- Identify the steps and associated tasks involved in preparing for Linux kernel installation
- Use a config program to create a Linux kernel configuration file
- Identify the appropriate steps and commands used to compile and install a new Linux kernel
- Configure, compile, and install a Linux kernel
- Carry out the main tasks involved in managing kernel modules in Linux
- Manually load and unload modules and discuss the automatic kernel loading mechanism
- Manage kernel modules in an enterprise setting
- Identify the appropriate tasks and commands to make a shell script executable for users
- Select the appropriate commands used to write a basic script in Linux
- Work with conditional statements in Linux
- Work with test commands in Linux
- Create a Linux shell script that displays a list of files edited by a user
- Work with looping statements in Linux shell scripts
- Use loops to process files
- Recognize the appropriate shell script command lines used to process user input and output files in Linux
- Identify the appropriate code used to group statements into functions in Linux
- Develop input and output files and group statements into functions in Linux
- Identify the events involved in the Linux boot process
- Use LILO and GRUB to boot up the Linux system
- Identify the Linux run levels and the associated commands for several common distributions
- Identify the events involved in the Linux boot process
- Boot the Linux system into rescue mode
- Manage and configure access to Linux documentation
- Identify the different types of Linux documentation available on the Internet and the information that they provide
- Manage Linux documentation in the local system
- Identify the features of the Linux user, superuser, and group accounts
- Work with a Linux password file
- Add and manage user accounts in Linux
- Work with global and user profiles in Linux
- Create and modify new user accounts in Linux
- Manage group accounts in Linux
- Identify a suitable strategy to secure Linux account information
- Create and administer group accounts in Linux
- Identify the function of the syslog daemon and default files, and to outline the commands associated with each
- Work with the /etc/syslog.conf file and its associated message logs
- Recognize the appropriate commands to implement the rotation and archiving of logs
- Administer the syslog daemon and implement log rotation in Linux
- Use at commands to manage job schedules in Linux
- Use cron to schedule jobs in Linux
- Distinguish between the levels of user access to jobs running in the cron and at services
- Work with cron in Linux
- Identify the main factors involved in developing a suitable Linux backup strategy
- Identify a suitable Linux backup strategy and schedule for a given scenario
- Identify the appropriate commands for implementing Linux backups and restoration
- Plan and implement a backup strategy
- Identify the characteristics of basic TCP/IP networking in Linux
- Identify the underlying principles of IP subnets
- Identify the characteristics of basic TCP/IP networking in Linux using the IPv6 network layer
- Identify the Linux files you use to configure TCP/IP
- Configure network interfaces using the ifconfig program
- View or configure the routing table
- Monitor and troubleshoot a TCP/IP network using Linux tools
- Configure TCP/IP
- Identify how to set up PPP for use on a Linux system
- Use PPP to initiate, terminate, and troubleshoot PPP connections
- Use different options available when establishing a PPP connection for a given scenario
- Recognize network services in Linux
- Identify the roles played by the inetd and xinetd configuration files
- Control access to networking services using TCP wrappers
- Use commands to configure xinetd
- Identify the options available for setting up and configuring DNS services
- Identify how to conduct basic operations securely
- Identify the options for exporting and mounting NFS file systems in Linux
- Recognize the options available in the Samba configuration files
- Recognize how to use commands to run smbd, nmbd, and smbclient
- Manage Samba
- Identify e-mail format, functionality, and protocols
- Administer the sendmail administration files
- Manage the sendmail configuration files
- Manage sendmail
- Identify the features of Apache and administer the Apache configuration files
- Configure a web site with Apache
- Manage an Apache web server
- Identify threats to a Linux system and how you can minimize risks
- Identify the measures to take to improve system security
- Perform administrative tasks to secure files and directories
- Use tactics to detect unauthorized access to a Linux system
- Verify the integrity of packages
- Identify the steps you can take to overcome the risks posed by insecure passwords
- Use PAM to set limits on the system resources users can obtain
- Set user limits using the ulimit command
- Install and run SSH
- Specify security options in a given scenario
- Identify the steps and commands used to install local and network printers in Linux
- Install print filters in Linux
- Install printers and print filters in Linux
- Select the appropriate commands to print a file in Linux
- Query a print queue and cancel print jobs
- Manage printing issues and problems in Linux
- Administer printers in Linux
- Add and administer printers using CUPS
- Add printers using the KDE CUPS front-end and print from a graphical KDE application
- Manage printers using the GNOME CUPS front-end and print from a graphical application in GNOME
- Manage printers using CUPS
- Identify the uses of common SQL commands
- Insert data
- Update data
- Delete data
- Retrieve data
- Manipulate data in Linux using basic SQL commands
- Recognize the differences between the methods and tools used to configure the language and localization settings on a Linux system
- Configure time zone settings on a Linux system
- Configure timezone settings
- Recognize how public-key encryption works
- Configure the OpenSSH client
- Use OpenSSH host keys
- Enable port tunneling
- Export and import keys
- Encrypt files using GnuPG
- Decrypt files using GnuPG
- Configure the OpenSSH client
- Use OpenSSH host keys
- Enable port tunneling
- Encrypt files using GnuPG
- Distinguish between common Linux mail transfer agents
- Set up e-mail forwarding using mail transfer agents
- Set up e-mail aliases using mail transfer agents
- Use Sendmail for e-mail forwarding and aliases
- Use Qmail for e-mail forwarding and aliases
- Use Postfix for e-mail forwarding and aliases
- Enable sticky keys and repeat keys
- Enable slow keys and bounce keys
- Enable audio indications for toggle keys and enable mouse keys
- Apply themes to desktop components
- Configure the Orca Screen Reader and Magnifier
- Recognize the benefits of the On-Screen Keyboard and the Accessible Login features
- Enable keyboard accessibility features
- Enable graphical accessibility features
Optionele examentraining (proefexamens)
Bij deze training kunt u speciale examentrainingen aanschaffen. Deze examentrainingen bevatten verschillende proefexamens die het echte examen dicht benaderen. Zowel qua vorm als qua inhoud. Dit is de ultieme manier om te testen of u klaar bent voor het examen. Lees hier meer over deze examentrainingen:
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Er is geen specifieke voorkennis benodigd. Algemene kennis van besturingssystemen is een pré.
Vragen stellen aan een mentor
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Examen via Prometric of Pearson VUE
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