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Linux in Enterprise Environment

Linux in Enterprise Environment, created by Milen Nickolov, Todor Bukov and Ivan Sivkov, provides advanced level training for system administrators. The 210-hour course is taught mainly on Debian Linux and partially on RedHat-based distros like Fedora Core and SuSe. By successfully finishing the course students will be familiar with the following:

Introduction to Linux Computing

UNIX and Linux - historical background
Hardware platforms
Linux distributions
License policies and license schemes (GPL, LPGL, etc.)
Linux standards and architecture

Basic Administration

Shells and shell environment
User accounts administration
Configuration tools
Text editors

Advanced Administration

Backup tools
Authentication, Authorization and Accounting
Filesystem quota administration
Localization
Compilation and installation from source tarballs

The Linux Kernel

Kernel architecture
Modules and drivers
Linux kernel configuration, compilation and installation
Kernel parameter tuning

Deployment Strategies

Partition, filesystem and file managament
Services and process managament
Packaging and package update systems
Logfile analysis
Task scheduling with atd and crontab

Network Services

Network configuration
Packet filtering and firewalling
Routing, forwarding and QoS

Internet Services

DNS: BIND
Mail: Qmail, Postfix, Courier, anti-spam tools
WWW: Apache
FTP: ProFTPD, wu-ftpd, vsftpd
Proxy services: Squid

Intranet Services

NFS, Samba
Linux and Windows integration
Printing
LDAP and MySQL

Industry-recognized Certification

Linux in Enterprise Environment provides complete advanced Linux training. Its level is adequate for the most recognized Linux certificates in the world - RHCE, CompTIA Linux+, LPI.

A demo version of the curriculum is currently unavailable because it is still in development phase.