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Course: Linux Systems Administration, May 30-June 3, 2011

Are you ready to level up with Linux? Get into the core processes of administering a Linux system with DabaweGNU's Linux Systems Administration (LiSA) 1 course. Learn from a Linux Professional Institute-certified (LPIC-1) systems administrator about installation, configuration and management, service management, networking, network services, security and troubleshooting. The 5-day course is for only P9,000 per person.

Course Outline

Installation
  • Pre-installation
  • Partitioning
  • File Systems
  • LVM
  • Software RAID
  • Installation walk through

The Linux Work Environment
  • The Linux Desktop
  • The Terminal
  • Text Editing
  • Software Installation
  • Package Management
  • User Management

Hardware Interaction and Boot Process
  • Driver /Module Management
  • Kernel Compilation
  • Boot Loader
  • Linux Boot Process
  • Services Management
  • Mounting File Systems

Linux Concepts & Utilities
  • File Permissions & Ownership
  • Shell Utilities
  • Shell Scripting
  • Task Schedulers
  • Help Files

Networking
  • IP Addressing
  • Network Protocols
  • Routing
  • Linux Network Configuration
  • X Windowing System
  • Remote X Windows

Services
  • DHCP
  • DNS
  • Samba File/ Print Sharing
  • NFS
  • Sendmail Email Server
  • Dovecot IMAP & POP Server
  • Apache Web Server
  • OpenSSH

Troubleshooting & Security
  • Log Files
  • Repairing Filesystems
  • Iptables Firewall
  • Network Trouble Shooting


Linux Distribution


CentOS: a distribution derived from source files published for Redhat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).  This will be the primary distribution that will be used in the training.

http://www.centos.org

Debian: a reliable Linux distribution developed by a community of volunteers.  It is used as the base for popular Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Xandros, Mepis, and others.  Debian will be the secondary distribution that will be referenced in the training.

http://www.debian.org


Learning/ Teaching Strategy

Experiential and problem based methodologies will be used to enhance the teaching and learning of the course. Lectures will be related to real life scenarios and participants will be given problem sets to work on during laboratory time. Each participant will be provided their own computer to use during the training.


Instructor


Holden Hao is a Linux Professional Institute (LPIC-1)-certified administrator. He completed his post graduate diploma in ICT in Education from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. He is the founding president of DabaweGNU, Inc. and President of Afterfive Technologies.

 

Course Fee


P9,000 per participant inclusive of course materials, lunch and snacks. A P2,000 deposit is required. Cash or check payments can be made at the DabaweGNU office (see below). 

Date and Venue


May 30 to June 3, 2011 @ DabaweGNU Lab, Nevton (Bex Phil) Bldg. Sobrecary cor. Vinzon St., Obrero, Davao City (see location map). Phone: (+6382) 227-8238. Gmail: victorsapar.

 

Registration


A reservation is required for all course attendees. Kindly accomplish the registration form with your details and we will get in touch promptly. 

 
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