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Advanced Linux Network Administration 5 DAYS
Course Description

This Certified 5-day course provides further coverage of Linux system administration. Candidates will learn network administration tasks including configuration of mailing lists, secured DNS services and network authentication mechanisms (proxy, samba, LDAP, NIS). The course consists of 5 days intensive training.


Pre-Requisites
It is recommended to be LPIC-1 certified before attending the course. The LPIC-2 examination consists of both exams LPI 201 and LPI 202. The LPIC-2 certification is then granted only if the candidate is LPIC-1 certified as well.


LPI 202 Objectives

  1. Networking
  2. Mail & News
  3. DNS
  4. Web Services
  5. Network Client Management
  6. System Security
  7. Network Troubleshooting

Who Needs to Attend
System Administrators who are interested in gaining in depth knowledge of how to administer a Linux server. Users that are interested in obtaining a Linux Professional Institute Certification (LPI 202). Note: LPI 202 exam sold separately.

Course Contents

Mail and Lists

  1. Configuring Mailing Lists
  2. Using Sendmail
  3. Managing Mail Traffic

DNS

  1. Using dig and host
  2. Basic Bind 8 Configuration
  3. Create and Maintain Zone Files
  4. Securing a DNS Server

Web Services

  1. Implementing a Web Server
  2. Maintaining a Web Server
  3. Implementing a Proxy Server

Network Client Management

  1. DHCP Configuration
  2. NIS Configuration
  3. LDAP Configuration
  4. PAM Authentication

System Security

  1. Ipchains and Iptables
  2. Network Security Tools

 
 

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