ADVANCED MANDRAKE LINUX: Administration Course on Mandrake Linux 9.2

Description. Linux is an Operating System, which acts as a communication service between the hardware (or physical equipment of a computer) and the software (or applications which use the hardware) of a computer system. Probably the most unique characteristic of Linux is that it is freely distributable. Freely distributable means that the source code for the kernel and most software cannot be withheld. This is a hands-on course with participants having individual PC workstation.

Objectives. After completing the course, participants will be capable of installing and administering a Linux Intranet server configuring and monitoring the most common Intranet services.

Requisites. Participants to this course should have a basic knowledge on Internet and a browser program. They must be familiar with basic UNIX commands. Participants are expected to have basic understanding on managing files and directories, using utilities, using the vi editor and writing simple shell scripts.

Who should attend. Anyone who is responsible for system administrative duties, implementing and managing Linux on a PC.

Outline
Day 1
Overview of Linux as a Server
   * Which services for which requirements?
   * Sizing a server
   * Server Installation
   * Installation by CD-Rom
   * Custom linux Partitioning
Managing Linux via CLI
   * Process Control
   * User permissions
   * Service control (start and stopping a service)
   * Shutting down linux thru commandline

Day 2
Configuring the Linux Server
   * Linux kernel
   * Compiling a Linux Kernel
   * Network server installation (Configuring Linux a network Server)
   * TCP/IP basic theory and configuration
File servers
   * Configuring an FTP server (ProFTPD)
   * Running a Samba Server
   * Running a NFS Server

Day 3
Database Server
   *
SQL database Primer
   * Configuring MySQL
   * Database access rights in MySQL
Web server
   * Configuring a web server using Apache
   * LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL/PHP) Configuration
   * Testing your Apache/PHP-MySQL installation

Duration: 24 hours

 
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