Linux

Linux Systems Administration

Most systems administrators will be exposed to Linux systems at some point in their career, as they have an important role in the server market and internet infrastucture. This course allows participants to learn principles and techniques for managing networked Linux systems, with particular emphasis on Internet services such as web servers and email servers. This course builds upon the content of the "Fundamentals of Unix" course but focuses on systems administration rather than programming.
This course also prepares the participant for the Linux Professional Institute Certification (LPIC) Level 1 exams 117-101 and 117-102

Course Outline

The major topics covered are:

Introduction to Linux servers, including system startup, installation and maintenance

Routine system administration tasks, including user account management, file management and backups

Networking configuration and basic network services

Linux system-level services, such as networked file systems and DNS

Linux e-mail services

Linux web servers

X Windows configuration, printing services and documentation

System security

Course Objectives

At the end of this short course the student will be able to:

Explain the general concepts of Linux servers , including location of system software, disk partition layout and location of configuration files.

Perform routine system administration tasks, such as user account management, system monitoring and backups.

Configure basic networking parameters for a Linux system.

Set up networked services for a small network, such as networked file systems and networked information systems.

Install and administer Internet services, including a web server, and an email server.

Describe and apply knowledge of security in a networked Linux environment.

Understand the importance of maintaining system documentation.

This course teaches you how to use Linux and Solaris operating systems and introduces you to the GNOME graphical user interface (GUI). You will learn fundamental command-line features of Linux and Solaris including file system navigation, changing file permission, the vi text editor, Korn and Bash shell features and basic network use. GUI features include configuring the desktop, file managers and GUI text editors.
This course teaches you how to use the Linux and Solaris operating systems and introduces you to the GNOME graphical user interface (GUI). The class is for new users of the Linux and Solaris operating systems. You will learn fundamental command-line features of Linux and Solaris including file system navigation, changing file permissions, the vi text editor, Korn and Bash shell features, and basic network use. GUI features include configuring the desktop, file managers, and GUI text editors.

The major topics covered are:

The UNIX Computing Environment

An verview of Computer Operating Systems

The UNIX Operating System including Linux and Solaris

An introduction to the GNOME Graphical User Interface

Graphical User Applications

The man and info Commands

Accessing Files and Directories

Directory and File Management

Using the vi Text Editor

Backing Up and Restoring

System Processes

Shell Features

An introduction to Shell Scripts

Network Basics

Course Objectives

On successful completion of this course, the student should be able to:

Log in and log out of UNIX and Linux systems

Navigating the Solaris environment file system

Search and manipulate text files

Manage system processes

Create and manage files and directories

Change permissions of files and directories

Use the vi text editor

Identify and modify initialization files

Installing Linux and Solaris

Archive and restore files and directories

Use basic network commands

Use commands to search directories and files

Read, understand and write simple shell scripts

We are pioneer in the IT training. In IT sector, demand for skilled professionals is on the rise again and the industry needs well-trained workers.
AmaniSystems is run by IT industry experts having more than 15 years of combined experience. Our training courses are designed for hands on experience in the IT field.
These courses will consist of 40% theory and 60% practical, with a main objective to gain practical experience in the IT environment. It has been designed to enhance skills on an enterprise level, and is based on job market requirements.

Our instructors are certified and experienced in IT industries in North America.
They have positions as senior technical consultants in IBM, HP, CISCO, ACCENTURE and MOTOROLA.
Our passion is to help our students to succeed in their chosen courses with practical job skills.

Some key features of these courses

�Remote access 7/24 to our Lab on Enterprise Class Servers to learn ,practice and assignment completion.
�Small class sizes to help students on individual levels.
�Flexible course hours for weeknights and weekend
�Resume/Interview preparation and development of presentation skills
�Course duration is 8 to 12 weeks. Regular assessments and tests.
�Most importantly, course can be done remotely and globally. Some of our students were from U.S and Middle East.
�We would also allow upto 60 days of scheduled access to servers after course completion which noone offers so far.

SOME OF THE COURSES :
�AIX Unix System Admin [ Basic and Advanced]
�SUN Solaris Systems Admin [ Basic and Advanced]
�VM WARE
�ORACLE Database/RAC Administration
�WebSphere
�Storage Area Network SAN
�Many More....
Please Contact for updated list

�MCSA / MCP (Windows 2003)
�CCNA(Cisco Cerrtfication)
�CCNP(Cisco Cerrtfication)
�Linux

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