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GL120

Kurstitel: 

Enterprise Linux Fundamentals

Untertitel: 

Enterprise Linux Grundlagen Kurs

Beschreibung: 

Im Enterprise Linux Fundamentals Kurs werden die grundlegenden Eigenschaften und der Umgang mit Linux Betriebssystemen vermittelt. Historische Hintergründe, Konzepte von Betriebs- und Filesystemen und vieles mehr werden genauso unterrichtet, wie das Arbeiten mit den wichtigsten Tools, welche Linux zur Verfügung stellt. Um einen nachhaltigen Lerneffekt zu erzielen, werden Übungen zu jedem behandelten Kapitel durchgeführt. Das erlernte, theoretische Wissen wird praktisch vertieft. Die Kursunterlagen sind von hoher Qualität und für Red Hat Enterprise Linux / CentOS, SuSE Linux Enterprise und Ubuntu geschrieben.

Zielgruppe: 

Benutzer ohne Unix-Erfahrung oder Einsteiger, die Linux-Systeme in der Praxis kennen lernen wollen.

Kursziel: 

Sie erwerben das Grundwissen über den Aufbau und die Funktionen von Linux und kennen den Basis-Befehlsumfang. Sie können eine Linux-Workstation installieren und konfigurieren.

Vorkenntnisse: 

Allgemeine Kenntnisse eines Betriebssystems sind von Vorteil, jedoch keine Voraussetzung

Kursdetails
Preis (CHF): 
3650
Dauer (Tage): 
5
weitere Informationen
Kursdaten
12 Mär 2012 GL120 Anmeldeformular
4 Jun 2012 GL120 Anmeldeformular
3 Sep 2012 GL120 Anmeldeformular
3 Dez 2012 GL120 Anmeldeformular
4 Mär 2013 GL120 Anmeldeformular

Inhalt

  1. What is Linux?
    1. UNIX Origins, Design Principles, Time-line

    2. Linux Time-line

    3. FSF and GNU

    4. GPL - General Public License

    5. The Linux Kernel

    6. Linux Features

    7. Popular Uses of Linux

    8. What is a Distribution?

    9. Components of Distributions

    10. Standardization

    11. Red Hat

    12. Slackware

    13. SUSE Linux Products

    14. Debian

    15. Ubuntu

  2. Multi-User Concepts
    1. Multi-User Concepts

    2. got root?

    3. Logging In

    4. Switching User Contexts

    5. Gathering Login Session and System Info

    6. Help from Commands and Documentation

    7. Getting Help with man & info

    8. $MANPATH, whatis and apropos

    Lab Tasks

    1. Login and Discovery

    2. Help with Commands

    3. Switching Users With su

  3. The X Window System
    1. The X Window System

    2. Starting X

    3. Display Manager Concepts

    4. Customizing X Sessions

    5. Window Manager Concepts

    6. Desktop Environments

    7. KDE

    8. KDE Control Center

    9. KDE Panel

    10. KDE Applications

    11. GNOME

    12. GNOME Preferences

    13. GNOME Panel

    14. GNOME Applications

    Lab Tasks

    1. Customize X Components

  4. The Linux Filesystem
    1. Filesystem Support

    2. UNIX/Linux Filesystem Features

    3. Filesystem Hierarchy Standard

    4. Navigating the Filesystem

    5. Displaying Directory Contents

    6. Determining Disk Usage

    7. Disk Usage with Quotas

    8. File Ownership

    9. Default Group Ownership

    10. File and Directory Permissions

    11. File Creation Permissions

    12. Changing File Permissions

    13. SUID and SGID on files

    14. SGID and Sticky Bit on Directories

    15. User Private Group Scheme

    Lab Tasks

    1. Files and Directories

    2. Disk and Filesystem Usage

    3. File and Directory Ownership and Permissions

  5. Manipulating Files
    1. Directory Manipulation

    2. File Manipulation

    3. Deleting and Creating Files

    4. Physical Unix File Structure

    5. Filesystem Links

    6. File Extensions and Content

    7. Displaying Files

    8. Previewing Files

    9. Displaying Binary Files

    10. Searching the Filesystem

    11. Alternate Search Method

    12. Producing File Statistics

    Lab Tasks

    1. File and Directory Manipulation Commands

    2. File Examination & Search Commands

  6. Shell Basics
    1. Role of Command Shell

    2. Communication Channels

    3. File Redirection

    4. Piping Commands Together

    5. Filename Matching

    6. File Globbing and Wildcard Patterns

    7. Brace Expansion

    8. Shell/Environment Variables

    9. Key Environment Variables

    10. General Quoting Rules

    11. Nesting Commands

    12. Multiple and Multi-line Commands

    Lab Tasks

    1. Connecting Commands

    2. Wildcard File Matching

    3. Shell Variables

    4. Shell Meta-Characters

    5. Command Substitution

  7. Archiving and Compression
    1. Archive with tar and cpio

    2. The gzip Compression Utility

    3. The bzip2 Compression Utility

    4. The Zip Archiving/Compression format

    Lab Tasks

    1. Archiving and Compression

  8. Text Processing
    1. Searching Inside Files

    2. The Streaming Editor

    3. Text Processing with awk

    4. Replacing Text Characters

    5. Text Sorting

    6. Duplicate Removal Utility

    7. Extracting Columns of Text

    8. Merging Multiple Files

    Lab Tasks

    1. Text Processing

  9. Regular Expressions
    1. Regular Expressions Overview

    2. Regular Expressions

    3. RE Character Classes

    4. RE Quantifiers

    5. RE Parenthesis

    Lab Tasks

    1. Pattern Matching with Regular Expressions

    2. Extended Regular Expressions

    3. Using Regular Expressions With sed

  10. Text Editing
    1. Text Editing

    2. Pico/GNU Nano

    3. Pico/Nano Interface and Shortcuts

    4. Vi and Vim

    5. Basic Vi

    6. Learning Vi

    7. Intermediate Vi

    8. Emacs

    9. The Emacs Interface

    10. Basic Emacs

    11. More Emacs Commands

    Lab Tasks

    1. Text Editing with Nano

    2. Text Editing with Vim

    3. Text Editing with Emacs

  11. Command Shells
    1. Shells

    2. Identifying the Shell

    3. Changing the Shell

    4. sh: Configuration Files

    5. sh: Script Execution

    6. sh: Prompts

    7. bash: Bourne Again Shell

    8. bash: Configuration Files

    9. bash: Command Line History

    10. bash: Command Editing

    11. bash: Command Completion

    12. bash: shortcuts

    13. bash: prompt

    Lab Tasks

    1. Linux Shells

    2. Bash History

    3. Aliases

    4. Bash Login Scripts

    5. The Z Shell

  12. Introduction to Shell Scripting
    1. Shell Scripting

    2. Example Shell Script

    3. Positional Parameters

    4. Input & Output

    5. Doing Math

    6. Comparisons with test

    7. Exit Status

    8. Conditional Statements

    9. Flow Control: case

    10. The for Loop

    11. The while Loop

    Lab Tasks

    1. Writing a Shell Script

  13. Process Management and Job Control
    1. What is a Process?

    2. Process Creation

    3. Process States

    4. Viewing Processes

    5. Signals

    6. Tools to Send Signals

    7. Job Control Basics

    8. Jobs

    9. screen

    10. Using screen

    11. Advanced Screen

    Lab Tasks

    1. Job Control Basics

    2. Process Management and Job Control Basics

    3. Screen Basics

    4. Using Screen Regions

  14. Managing Software
    1. Downloading with FTP

    2. FTP

    3. lftp

    4. wget, lynx & links

    5. Intro to Package Management

    6. Using the YUM command

    7. YUM package groups

    8. Configuring YUM

    9. Popular YUM Repositories

    10. Using the Zypper command

    11. Zypper Services and Catalogs

    12. The dselect & APT Frontends to dpkg

    13. Aptitude

    14. Configuring APT

    Lab Tasks

    1. Command Line File Transfers

    2. YUM [RHEL5.4]

    3. Zypper [SLES11]

  15. Messaging
    1. Command Line Messaging

    2. System Messaging Commands

    3. Controlling System Messaging

    4. Internet Relay Chat

    5. Instant Messenger Clients

    6. Electronic Mail

    7. Sending Email with sendmail

    8. Sending Email with mail

    9. Sending Email with Pine

    10. Evolution

    Lab Tasks

    1. Command Line Messaging

    2. Command line Email

  16. Printing
    1. Linux Printer Sub-systems

    2. lpd

    3. LPRng

    4. Common UNIX Printing System

    5. Defining a Printer

    6. Standard Print Commands

    7. Format Conversion Utilities

    8. Ghostscript

    9. enscript and mpage

    Lab Tasks

    1. Printing

  17. The Secure Shell (SSH)
    1. Secure Shell

    2. ssh and sshd Configuration

    3. Accessing Remote Shells

    4. Transferring Files

    5. Alternative sftp Clients

    6. SSH Key Management

    7. ssh-agent

    Lab Tasks

    1. Introduction to ssh and scp

    2. SSH Key-based User Authentication

    3. Using ssh-agent

  18. Mounting Filesystems & Managing Removable Media
    1. Filesystems Concept Review

    2. Mounting Filesystems

    3. NFS

    4. SMB

    5. Filesystem Table

    6. Automating Mounts

    7. Removable Media

    8. Preparing Floppy Diskettes

    9. The mtools Package

    10. mtools Commands

    Lab Tasks

    1. Accessing NFS Shares

    2. On-demand filesystem mounting with AutoFS

    3. Managing floppy disks

    4. Using Mtools with FAT/FAT32 formatted media

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