Linux 101: Linux+/LPIC-1/CLA Preparation
COURSE OUTLINE:
Designed for individuals who are new to Linux, OCS-linux-101 lays the foundation necessary to become successful working in a Linux environment. Students are provided with hands on instruction in both fundamental and advanced topics.
In addition to helping students prepare for the Linux+ exam, students gain experience that will assist them in handling real world Linux administration tasks
Prerequisites
Prior to attending this class, students should have the following experience:
- Basic computer knowledge
- Basic keyboarding skills
Unit 01: The Filesystem
- Filesystem structure
- Accessing the filesystem
- Modify the filesystem
- Copying & moving files
- Viewing files
- Removing files
- Filter commands
- Finding files
- Comparing files
- Wildcards
- Redirection of input & output
- Understanding file permissions
- Setting file permissions
- Default permissions
- vim functionality
- Input & movement commands
- advanced vim commands
- Listing jobs & processes
- Signals
- Stopping and pausing jobs & processes
- Connection to a repository
- Installing software
- Removing software
- Creating a repository
- rpm & yum
- Debian package management
- The boot sequence
- Run levels
- Controlling services
- Partition structure & fdisk
- mkfs & mke2fs
- Filesystems Labels
- Manually mounting & unmounting filesystems
- Mounting automatically at boot
- Creating swap filesystems
- Sharing & mounting network filesystems
- Fixing filesystems
- Displaying filesystem attributes
- Modifying filesystem attributes
- Filesystem support
- Creating disk quotas
- Hard and soft limits
- Compatibility
- Device nodes
- Using udev rules
- Viewing system information
- Kernel features
- sysctl
- Variables
- Aliases
- Quoting
- Configuring shared libraries