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CompTIA Linux+ 2005 Training CBT Boot Camp PN-320315

Price: $495

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Detailed Description

CompTIA Linux+ 2005 Multimedia CBT Training
is now available exclusively at Career Academy
 by Linda McKinnon

Schedule our instructor led computer-based training programs at your convenience and never miss another lecture or fall behind. You are in complete control. We invited the Best ComTIA Linux+ Trainers in the industry to help us develop the ultimate training & certification program which includes everything you will need to fully prepare for and pass your certification exams. Complete with extensive end-of-chapter review questions, hands-on projects and exercises, Our Linux+ 2005 course serves as a practical guide that maps completely to CompTIA?s 2005 Linux+ certification objectives and is designed to prepare you to successfully pass the exam. This multimedia training course covers how to install, manage, and administer the Linux operating system.

The Linux+ certification was created to represent an individual's knowledge and skills regarding Linux operating system proficiency. A person who has achieved their Linux+ certification has demonstrated the expertise representative of an individual with at least 6 months of practical experience with the Linux operating system. Career Academy has provided you with tools necessary to achieve this highly sought after certification with our newest Linux+ 2005 CBT course. As always, our course focuses on the pertinent information needed to pass the CompTIA's 2005 Linux+ Certification Exam while providing you with knowledge and skill set required to perform effectively as a Linux professional.


Included in this Program

  • 7 CDs featuring live instructor-led classroom sessions with full audio, video and demonstration components
  • 1 MeasureUp Exam Simulator
  • Reinforces skills with key terms and extensive review questions in each chapter
  • Live Education Support from Certified Trainers
  • Exclusive Exam Pass Guarantee
  • Certification of Completion


Course Outline

Linux+ 2005 Training outline:

 

Chapter 1.0 ? Introduction to Linux  

  • 1.    Define what Linux is, its components, and who originated it
  • 2.    List advantages of Linux
  • 3.    Define the GNU GPL
  • 4.    Define Linux and a Linux distribution
  • 5.    Locate common Web resources for Linux
  • 6.    Understand minimum configuration requirements

  Chapter 2.0 ? Installation  

  • 1.    Determine if their hardware will be compatible with Linux
  • 2.    Determine if there?s adequate hard disk space on their system to install Linux
  • 3.    Choose a method of installation
  • 4.    Start the installation program
  • 5.    Define your configuration to the installation program (e.g., language, keyboard, mouse, etc.)
  • 6.    Complete the installation

Chapter 3.0 ? Red Hat Package Manager “RPM”  

  • 1.    Define RPM
  • 2.    List RPM?s five modes of operation
  • 3.    Understand RPM?s command line interface
  • 4.    Verify RPM packages
  • 5.     Invoke and use the Package Management Tool GUI
  • 6.    Recognize some RHL administration utilities

Chapter 4.0 ? Managing Users  

  • 1.    Add, modify and delete user and group accounts with the Red Hat User Manager GUI and the command line shell
  • 2.    Understand user name and password restrictions and how to implement them.
  • 3.    Understand user groups, including the User Private Groups scheme used by Red Hat Linux 9

Chapter 5.0 ? Partitioning and Filesystems  

  • 1.    The hierarchical filesystem model
  • 2.    Hard disk partitions
  • 3.    Filesystems
  • 4.    Mounting/unmounting filesystems
  • 5.    Filesystem management
  • 6.    Filesystem maintenance and repair

Chapter 6.0 ? Backup and Restore  

  • 1.    List reasons for performing regular backups
  • 2.    List commands used to archive Linux files
  • 3.    Describe various types of backups
  • 4.    Perform both file and filesystem backups

Chapter 7.0 ? Startup and Shutdown  

  • 1.    Name the major steps of the boot process
  • 2.    Define runlevels
  • 3.    Control subsystems
  • 4.    Shutdown and reboot the system properly
  • 5.    Boot into maintenance mode
  • 6.    Know how to make recovery diskettes

Chapter 8.0 ? Compiling the Kernel  

  • 1.    Define the kernel
  • 2.    Download new kernel source code
  • 3.    Compile and install a custom kernel
  • 4.    Safely install a kernel binary RPM

Chapter 9.0 ? Scheduling

  • 1.    Understand usage and syntax of the cron and at commands
  • 2.    Create a crontab file
  • 3.    Understand syntax of the crontab file
  • 4.    Be able to start and stop the crond and atd daemons
  • 5.    Understand anacron and /etc/anacron file

Chapter 10.0 ? Basic Networking Concepts  

  • 1.    Network Connections
  • 2.    Basic TCP/IP Concepts
  • 3.    Network Configuration
  • 4.    Network Configuration Utilities
  • 5.    Network Diagnostic Tools

Chapter 11.0 ? Printing

  • 1.    CUPS
  • 2.    Configuration Tools
  • 3.    Starting and Stopping Printing Services
  • 4.    Printing Commands
  • 5.    Configuring Printers and Queues

Chapter 12.0 ? SAMBA  

  • 1.    Describe Linux/Windows connectivity
  • 2.    Configure Windows file/printer sharing
  • 3.    Browse a Windows file share from Linux
  • 4.    Connect to a Windows printer from Linux
  • 5.    Configure a simple Samba server

Chapter 13.0 ? Security  

  • 1.    Physical Security
  • 2.    User-based Security
  • 3.    Files and Filesystem Security
  • 4.    Encryption
  • 5.    Introduction to Firewalls and iptables

 


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