Part1
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION I
Unit-1 What is Linux ? Why Linux?
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Unit-2 History Of Linux
Unit-3 Features Of linux
Unit-4 Famous Distribution
Unit-5 Linux security Why Linux is Virus proof?
Unit-6 Hardware Requirement
Unit-7 Structure Of Linux
Unit-8 GNU/LINUX OS Installation
Unit-9 Basic System configuration and Administration.
Unit-10 Linux Text mode installation
Unit-11 Introduction to vim, nano, gedit, gvim
Unit-12 Issue essential Linux commands from the command line
Unit-13 FIle Access Permissions
Unit-14 Customize X window system.
Unit-15 Network utilities for the user
Unit-16 Power User utilities
MODULE-II
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION II
Unit-1 The Boot Process
Unit-2 Linux Administration in graphical
Unit-3 Extend a Logical Volume
Unit-4 Perform user and group administration
Unit-5 Network Configuration and Troubleshooting
Unit-6 Managing Simple Partitions and Filesystems
Unit-7 Configure Ntp services.
Unit-8 Managing User Accounts
Unit-9 Backup file systems with tar archives
Unit-10 Installing and Removing Packages
Unit-11 Manage Access to Files
Unit-12 SELinux Overview
Unit-13 Installing and Managing Software
Unit-14 The Kernel
Unit-15 Analyzing and Storing Logs
Unit-16 Managing Processes
Unit-17 System Recovery Techniques
MODULE-III
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION III
Unit-1 Special Permission
Unit-2 Security Administration using Redhat Linux
Unit-3 Basic Scripting
Unit-4 Quotas
Unit-5 Backup and Recovery
Unit-6 Managing Process
Unit-7 Advanced Network Configuration
Unit-8 Web Server Configuration
Unit-9 Web Server Additional Configuration
Unit-10 System Monitoring and Logs
Unit-11 Centralized and Secure Storage
Unit-12 Responding to a break in attempt
Unit-13 Recovering root user
Unit-14 Basic SMTP Configuration
Unit-15 Caching-Only DNS Server
Unit-16 File Sharing with NFS
Unit-17 File Sharing with CIFS
Unit-18 File Sharing with FTP
Unit-19 Troubleshooting Boot Process
Unit-2 History Of Linux
Unit-3 Features Of linux
Unit-4 Famous Distribution
Unit-5 Linux security Why Linux is Virus proof?
Unit-6 Hardware Requirement
Unit-7 Structure Of Linux
Unit-8 GNU/LINUX OS Installation
Unit-9 Basic System configuration and Administration.
Unit-10 Linux Text mode installation
Unit-11 Introduction to vim, nano, gedit, gvim
Unit-12 Issue essential Linux commands from the command line
Unit-13 FIle Access Permissions
Unit-14 Customize X window system.
Unit-15 Network utilities for the user
Unit-16 Power User utilities
MODULE-II
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION II
Unit-1 The Boot Process
Unit-2 Linux Administration in graphical
Unit-3 Extend a Logical Volume
Unit-4 Perform user and group administration
Unit-5 Network Configuration and Troubleshooting
Unit-6 Managing Simple Partitions and Filesystems
Unit-7 Configure Ntp services.
Unit-8 Managing User Accounts
Unit-9 Backup file systems with tar archives
Unit-10 Installing and Removing Packages
Unit-11 Manage Access to Files
Unit-12 SELinux Overview
Unit-13 Installing and Managing Software
Unit-14 The Kernel
Unit-15 Analyzing and Storing Logs
Unit-16 Managing Processes
Unit-17 System Recovery Techniques
MODULE-III
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION III
Unit-1 Special Permission
Unit-2 Security Administration using Redhat Linux
Unit-3 Basic Scripting
Unit-4 Quotas
Unit-5 Backup and Recovery
Unit-6 Managing Process
Unit-7 Advanced Network Configuration
Unit-8 Web Server Configuration
Unit-9 Web Server Additional Configuration
Unit-10 System Monitoring and Logs
Unit-11 Centralized and Secure Storage
Unit-12 Responding to a break in attempt
Unit-13 Recovering root user
Unit-14 Basic SMTP Configuration
Unit-15 Caching-Only DNS Server
Unit-16 File Sharing with NFS
Unit-17 File Sharing with CIFS
Unit-18 File Sharing with FTP
Unit-19 Troubleshooting Boot Process
