Dieser 5-Tages-Kurs ist ein umfassendes Linux Seminar für erfahrende Unix | Solaris Systemadministratoren. Dies ist ein äussert intensiver Kurs für Unix Administratoren, die Ihr Wissen in die "Linux-Welt" adaptieren wollen. Der Inhalt dieses Kurses ist eine Kombination aus den Kursen Linux Fundamentals (LINA), Linux System Administration (LINS) und Linux Networing Services. Die Kursunterlagen (2 Bücher) sind von hoher Qualität und für Red Hat Enterprise Linux / CentOS, SuSE Linux Enterprise und Ubuntu geschrieben.

Die Zielgruppe für diesen Kurs sind Unix | Solaris Systemadministratoren mit fundierten Kenntnissen.

Nach diesem Kurs sind Sie in der Lage Ihr Unix Administrationswissen auf Linux-Administration umzusetzen.

Unterstützte Distributionen:

• Red Hat Enterprise Linux
• CentOS
• SUSE Linux Enterprise
• Ubuntu

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• Erfahrung als Unix System-Administrator und Unix Network Administrator, TCP/IP-Konfiguration

• Pre-Installation Considerations
  1. Pre-Installation Considerations
  2. Hardware Compatibility
  3. Multi-OS Booting
  4. Partition Considerations and Planning
  5. Filesystem Considerations
  6. Journaled Filesystems
• Installing RHEL/FC, neueste Version
  1. Installation Choices
  2. Starting Installations from CD/DVD or USB
  3. Installing From a Network Server
  4. Installing From a Local Hard Drive
  5. Install Program Interface
  6. Installation Diagnostics
  7. Language Selection
  8. Keyboard Configuration
  9. Automatic Partitioning
  10. Partitioning with Disk Druid
  11. Installing a Boot Loader
  12. Network Configuration
  13. Time Zone Configuration
  14. root Password Configuration
  15. Package Group Selection
  16. Installing Packages
  17. Install Finished
  18. Firstboot
  19. Firstboot Firewall Configuration
  20. Firstboot SELinux Configuration
  21. Firstboot Kernel Crash Dump Configuration
  22. Firstboot Date and Time Configuration
  23. Firstboot Authentication Configuration
• Installing SLES/SL, neueste Version
  1. Installation Choices
  2. CD-ROM/DVD Installation
  3. Network Installation
  4. SLP for SUSE Installation
  5. Local Hard Drive Installation
  6. The linuxrc Program
  7. Install Program Interface
  8. Installation Diagnostics
  9. Language Selection
  10. Installation Mode
  11. Clock and Time Zone
  12. Desktop Selection
  13. The YaST Installer Design
  14. Keyboard Configuration
  15. Disk Partitioning
  16. Software Package Selection
  17. Boot Loader Configuration
  18. Confirmation and File Installation
  19. Hostname and Domain Name
  20. Setting the Root Password
  21. Network Configuration
  22. SLES Services Configuration
  23. Adding a User Account
  24. Release Notes
  25. Final Installation Hub
  26. Installation Complete and AutoYaST "Cloning"
• PC Hardware & Linux
  1. Detecting New Hardware Manually
  2. Configuring New Hardware with Kudzu
  3. Configuring New Hardware with hwinfo
  4. PC System Hardware
  5. USB Devices and Configuration
  6. Linux Device Files
  7. Configuring New Hardware
  8. Kernel Modules
  9. Handling Module Dependencies
  10. Configuring the Kernel via /proc/
  11. Kernel Hardware Info - /sys/
  12. /sys/ Structure
• Post-Install System Configuration
  1. System Configuration Files
  2. Configuration Utilities
  3. SUSE Configuration Utilities
  4. Managing System Time
  5. Managing Network-Wide Time
  6. Continual Time Sync with NTP
  7. Configuring NTP Clients
  8. Managing Software
  9. RPM Features, Architecture, and Package Files
  10. Working With RPMs
  11. Querying and Verifying with RPM
  12. Updating the Kernel RPM
  13. Intro to Package Management
  14. Using the YUM command
  15. Uising the RUG command
  16. Configuring YUM
  17. RUG Services and Catalogs
  18. YUM Repositories
  19. Popular Yum Repositories
  20. Common UNIX Printing System
  21. Defining a Printer
  22. Kickstart
  23. AutoYaST
  24. Creating and Using Kickstart Files
  25. Creating and Using Auto YaST2 Files
  26. Using Kickstart files
  27. Using AutoYaST2 files
  28. linuxrc Automation
• Boot Process and SYSV Init
  1. Booting Linux on PCs
  2. GRUB Configuration
  3. Kernel Boot Parameters
  4. /sbin/init
  5. System Init Styles
  6. Linux Runlevels
  7. /etc/inittab
  8. /etc/rc.sysinit
  9. SUSE /etc/init.d/boot
  10. /etc/init.d/ and rc#.d/
  11. rc
  12. Typical SysV Init Script
  13. The /etc/rc.local File
  14. The /etc/init.d/*.local Files
  15. Managing Daemons
  16. Controlling Service Startup
  17. Shutdown and Reboot
  18. Run Level Rosetta Tables
• User/Group Administration & NFS
  1. User Private Group Scheme
  2. User Administration
  3. Modifying Accounts
  4. Group Administration
  5. Password Aging
  6. Default User Files
  7. Controlling Logins
  8. PAM, PAM Services, and PAM Control Statements
  9. su and Wheel
  10. sudo
  11. Manual DS Client Configuration
  12. RHEL/FC Graphical DS Client Configuration
  13. SLES/SL Graphical DS Client Configuration
  14. File Sharing via NFS
  15. NFSv4
  16. NFS Server Configuration and Clients
  17. Implementing NFSv4
  18. Automounting Filesystems
  19. Post Configuration Comparison Matrix
• Filesystem Administration
  1. Partition Tables
  2. File System Creation
  3. Mounting File Systems
  4. Filesystem Maintenance
  5. Persistent Block Devices
  6. udev
  7. Resizing Filesystems
  8. File Deletion and Undeletion
  9. Swap
  10. Disk Usage
  11. Configuring Disk Quotas
  12. Setting Quotas
  13. Viewing and Monitoring Quotas
  14. Filesystem Attributes
  15. File Access Control Lists
  16. Manipulating, Viewing, and Backing Up FACLs
  17. Backup Hardware
  18. Tape Libraries
  19. Backup Software and Examples
  20. Filesystem Creation and Management
• LVM & RAID
  1. Logical Volume Management
  2. Implementing LVM
  3. Creating Logical Volumes
  4. Manipulating VGs & LVs
  5. Advanced LVM Concepts
  6. RHEL/FC Graphical LVM Admin Tool
  7. SLES/SL Graphical LVM Tool
  8. RAID Concepts
  9. The mdadm Command
  10. mdadm RAID Implementation
  11. RAID Monitoring/Control
  12. Managing Partitions, LVM and RAID Devices
• Task Automation & Process Accounting
  1. The crontab Command
  2. crontab Format
  3. /etc/cron.*/ Directories
  4. anacron
  5. Viewing and Managing Processes
  6. Tuning Process Scheduling
  7. System Logging
  8. /etc/syslog.conf
  9. syslog-ng
  10. Log Management
  11. Log Anomaly Detector
  12. Process Accounting
  13. Enabling Process Accounting
  14. Setting Resource Limits via ulimit
  15. Resource Limits with pam_limits.so Module
  16. System Status - Memory, I/O, and CPU
  17. sar
  18. Process Tools
• Client Networking
  1. Linux Network Interfaces
  2. Ethernet Hardware Tools
  3. Runtime configuration change
  4. Configuring Routing Tables
  5. Advanced Configuration
  6. Starting and Stopping Interfaces
  7. Virtual Interfaces
  8. Enabling IPv6
  9. Interface Bonding
  10. IP Stack Configuration
  11. DNS Clients
  12. DHCP Clients
  13. Configuration Tools
  14. YaST Configuration Tool
  15. Network Diagnostics and Configuration Tools
• The X Window System
  1. The X Window System
  2. X.Org Drivers
  3. Configuring X Manually
  4. system-config-display
  5. sax2 and yast x11
  6. Xorg and Fonts
  7. The X Font Server
  8. Installing Fonts for Modern Applications and Legacy Applications
  9. Display Managers and Graphical Login
  10. X Access Control
  11. Remote X Access (historical/insecure and modern/secure approach)
  12. XDMCP
  13. Alternative Remote Graphical Protocols
  14. Specialized X Servers
  15. Enabling the Graphical User Interface
• Security Concepts
  1. Tightening Default Security
  2. SuSE Security Checker
  3. Staying Current
  4. Using YOU
  5. Security Advisories
  6. SELinux Security Framework
  7. Choosing an SELinux Policy
  8. SELinux Commands and Booleans
  9. Graphical SELinux Policy Tools
  10. Xinetd and Xinetd Features
  11. TCP Wrappers
  12. The /etc/hosts.allow & /etc/hosts.deny Files
  13. /etc/hosts.{allow,deny} Shortcuts
  14. Advanced TCP Wrappers
  15. Basic Firewall Activation
  16. Netfilter: Stateful Packet Filter Firewall
  17. Netfilter Concepts
  18. Using the iptables Command
  19. Netfilter Rule Syntax
  20. Targets
  21. Common match_specs
  22. Stateless Firewall Example
  23. Connection Tracking
  24. Stateful Firewall Example
  25. (X)INETD and Firewalls
• Linux Kernel Compilation
  1. Why Compile?
  2. Getting Kernel Source
  3. Preparing to Compile
  4. Configuring the Kernel
  5. Kernel Compile Options and Documentation
  6. Distribution Specific Kernel Extensions
  7. Compiling the Kernel
  8. Compile and Install Modules
  9. Installing the Kernel
  10. Tips and Tricks
  11. Kernel Information
• DNS Concepts
  1. Naming Services
  2. DNS - A Better Way
  3. The Domain Name Space
  4. Delegation and Zones
  5. Server Roles
  6. Resolving Names and IP Addresses
  7. BIND Administration
  8. rndc Key Configuration
  9. Configuring the Resolver
  10. Testing Resolution
• Configuring BIND
  1. BIND Configuration Files
  2. named.conf Syntax and Options Block
  3. Creating a Site-Wide Cache
  4. Zones In named.conf
  5. Zone Database File Syntax
  6. SOA - Start of Authority
  7. A & PTR - Address & Pointer Records
  8. NS - Name Server
  9. CNAME & MX - Alias & Mail Host
  10. Abbreviations and Gotchas
  11. $ORIGIN and $GENERATE
• OpenLDAP Servers
  1. OpenLDAP Components
  2. Configuring slapd
  3. /etc/openldap/ldap.conf Global Parameters
  4. Schema Definition
  5. OpenLDAP Access Control
  6. Backend Types and Configuration
  7. Database Configuration
  8. Indexes
  9. Replicas
  10. LDAP Replica Configuration
  11. OpenLDAP Configuration Syntax Check
• Using OpenLDAP
  1. Managing slapd
  2. Online and Offline LDAP Data Manipulation
  3. Native LDAP Authentication and Client Config
• Using Apache
  1. HTTP Operation
  2. Apache History and Status
  3. Apache Architecture
  4. SSL/HTTPS and Apache
  5. Apache Configuration Files
  6. httpd.conf
  7. Dynamic Shared Objects
  8. Adding Modules to Apache
  9. Apache Logging
  10. Log Analysis
• Virtual Hosting with Apache
  1. HTTP Virtual Servers
  2. DNS Implications
  3. Security Implications
  4. IP-based Virtual Host
  5. Name-based Virtual Host
  6. Port-based Virtual Host
• Apache Security
  1. Delegating Administration
  2. Directory Protection
  3. Common Uses for .htaccess
  4. Symmetric Encryption Algorithms
  5. Asymmetric Encryption algorithms
  6. Digital Certificates
  7. SSL Using mod_ssl.so
• Implementing an FTP Server
  1. FTP Operation
  2. Active Mode FTP
  3. Passive Mode FTP
  4. WU-FTPD
  5. vsftpd
  6. Configuring vsftpd
  7. Anonymous FTP with vsftpd
• The Squid Proxy Server
  1. Squid Overview, File Layout, and Access Control Lists
  2. Applying Squid ACLs
  3. Tuning Squid and Configuring Cache Hierarchies
  4. Bandwidth Metering
  5. Monitoring Squid
  6. Proxy Client Configuration
• Samba Concepts
  1. SMB Network Protocol
  2. NetBIOS and NetBEUI
  3. NetBIOS Naming
  4. Introducing Samba
  5. Samba Daemons, Clients, and Utilities
  6. Samba Configuration Files
  7. The smb.conf File
• Using Samba
  1. Unis and DOS Permissions
  2. Unix and Windows Concepts
  3. Name and Case Mangling
  4. Sharing Home Directories
  5. Sharing Printers
  6. Restricting Access
  7. Share-Level Access
  8. User-Level Access
  9. Mapping Users
  10. SMB and Passwords
  11. The smbpasswd Database
  12. User Share Restrictions
• Sendmail
  1. Sendmail Features, Process, Architecture, Components, and Configuration
  2. Configuration Files
  3. Databases
  4. Text Files
  5. Network Access
  6. Masquerading Sendmail
  7. Controlling Access
  8. Configuring SMTP AUTH
  9. Configuring SMTP START TLS
• Postfix
  1. Postfix Features, Architecture, Components, and Configuration
  2. master.cf
  3. main.cf
  4. Postfix Map Types
  5. Postfix Pattern Matching
  6. Advanced Options
  7. Virtual Domains
  8. Mail Filtering
  9. Configuration and Management Commands
  10. Postfix Logging
  11. Log file Analysis
  12. chroot'ing Postfix
  13. Postfix and SMTP AUTH
  14. SMTP AUTH Server and Clients
  15. Postfix Extensions
  16. Postfix / TLS
  17. TLS Server Configuration
  18. Postfix Client Configuration
  19. Other TLS Clients
  20. Ensuring TLS Security
• IMAP, POP, Spam Filtering & Web Mail
  1. Filtering Email
  2. procmail
  3. SpamAssassin
  4. Sendmail Mail Filter (milter)
  5. amavisd-new Mail Filtering
  6. Accessing Email
  7. The POP3 Protocol
  8. The IMAP4 Protocol
  9. Dovecot POP3/IMAP Server
  10. Cyrus IMAP/POP3 Server
  11. Cyrus IMAP MTA Integration
  12. Cyrus Mailbox Administration
  13. Fetchmail
  14. SquirrelMail
• Troubleshooting
  1. Basic Troubleshooting
  2. Gathering Information
  3. Information from df, mount, and Log Files
  4. Information Regarding Network Settings
  5. Information from ps, chkconfig, dmesg, w, and netstat
  6. Useful Debugging Aids
  7. Common Problems
  8. Incorrect File Permissions
  9. Inability to Boot
  10. Corrupt Filesystems
  11. Typos in Configuration Files
  12. Disks Full?
  13. Runaway Processes
  14. Shared Libraries
  15. Rescue Environment
  16. SUSE Rescue Environment
  17. System Tools

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