HPE Linux System Administration

Course code

HQ6U2S

Duration

5 Days, 40 Acad. Hours

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Course Overview

Objectives

Prerequisites

Course Outline

Course Overview

Course overview

This course provides the knowledge and skills to configure and manage Linux systems. The course adopts a 60 percent lecture and 40 percent hands-on labs approach to foster the participants’ realworld job skills. The course, along with HJ7M0S: HPE Linux Fundamentals, prepares participants to take and pass the LPIC-1 exam.

Objectives

Course objectives

Upon successful completion of this class, students will have learned how to:

Manage user accounts
Configure system services including time, mail, print, and the scheduler
Customize the boot process and startup options
Configure and troubleshoot fundamental networking
Setup and manage disks and filesystems
Use the SSH protocol to encrypt data in transit and GPG to encrypt data at rest

Prerequisites

Audience

This course is designed for:

System administrators
Network administrators
Operators
Technical users

This course is the second part of the curriculum for students who wish to study and take the LPIC-1 Certification.

Prerequisites

Participants should have fundamental knowledge such as:

Working in a Linux or UNIX environment
Linux/UNIX file systems and process management
Editing files

Course Outline

Managing User Accounts
Users and Security
Internationalization
Software Management
Service Management
Logging
Hardware Discovery and Kernel Modules
Partitions and Filesystems
Network Protocols
Persistent Network Configuration
Network Configuration on the Fly and
Troubleshooting
DNS Client Configuration
Time Management and NTP
System Startup and Grub
Encryption and SSH
Shared Libraries
The System Scheduler
Configuring the GUI
Email
Printing
Virtualization

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HPE Linux System Administration

Course code:

HQ6U2S

Duration:

5 Days, 40 Acad. Hours

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Download pdf

HPE Linux System Administration

Course overview

Course objectives

Audience

Prerequisites

Course Outline

Managing User Accounts

Users and Security

Internationalization

Software Management

Service Management

Logging

Hardware Discovery and Kernel Modules

Partitions and Filesystems

Network Protocols

Persistent Network Configuration

Network Configuration on the Fly and

Troubleshooting

DNS Client Configuration

Time Management and NTP

System Startup and Grub

Encryption and SSH

Shared Libraries

The System Scheduler

Configuring the GUI

Email

Printing

Virtualization