Comptia Linux+ Lx0-101 & Lx0-102

CompTIA Linux+ LX0-101 & LX0-102

What you'll learn
Should be able to perform maintenance tasks with the command line.
Should be able to install & configure a workstation and be able to configure a basic network.
Requirements
Basic understanding of CompTIA Linux
Description
LPIC-1 is a junior level certification for Linux administrators. You should be able to perform maintenance tasks with the command line, install & configure a workstation and be able to configure a basic network.

The Linux footprint continues to grow. In addition to its significant presence in the server room, all the major public cloud providers offer Linux images as a way of speeding up virtual instance creation.


Large organizations such as the U.S. Navy, Dell, HP, BAE Systems, Northrop Grumman and the U.S. Department of Defense employ CompTIA Linux+ Powered by LPI certified IT professionals.


IT professionals who earn their CompTIA Linux+ certification can receive the LPIC-1 from LPI. Earning a Linux+ certification is the beginning of a path that will lead you to advanced, distribution-specific Linux certifications such as SUSE Certified Engineer. 



Overview

Section 1: Instructions

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Introduction to Building Labs

Lecture 3 Things You Need To Do

Lecture 4 Install Demo Virtual Box

Lecture 5 Navigation

Lecture 6 Commands with Lab Demo

Lecture 7 Internaland External Commands

Lecture 8 Overview of Shell Commands Tricks

Lecture 9 Exploring Shell Configuration

Lecture 10 Stream Redirection

Lecture 11 Overview of Processing Text Using Filters

Lecture 12 Overview File - Viewing Commands

Lecture 13 Overview Using Grep

Lecture 14 Sed Syntax and Summary

Lecture 15 Overview of Exam Essentials

Section 2: Managing Software

Lecture 16 Managing Software

Lecture 17 Overview Using RPM

Lecture 18 RPM part 2

Lecture 19 Overview Using Cpio

Lecture 20 Overview Using Debian and Apt Cache

Lecture 21 Using Apt-get

Lecture 22 Debian Tools

Lecture 23 Managing Shared Libraries

Lecture 24 Overview Locating Library Files

Lecture 25 Foreground and Background Processes

Lecture 26 Managing Software Summary

Section 3: Configuring Hardware

Lecture 27 Configuring Hardware

Lecture 28 Configuring Devices

Lecture 29 Configuring USB

Lecture 30 Configuring Hard Disk

Lecture 31 Designing Hard Disk Layout

Lecture 32 Logical Volume Management

Lecture 33 Creating Partitions Filesystems

Lecture 34 Overview Using Fdisk

Lecture 35 Overview Common Filesystem Types

Lecture 36 Creating Filesystem

Lecture 37 Overview Maintaining Filesystem Health

Lecture 38 Configuring Hardware Summary

Section 4: Managing Files

Lecture 39 Managing Files

Lecture 40 File Archiving Commands

Lecture 41 Managing Files Ownership

Lecture 42 Managing Disk Quotas

Lecture 43 Directories and Content

Lecture 44 Overview Tools for Locating Files

Section 5: Booting Files

Lecture 45 Overview of Exam Essentials

Lecture 46 Booting Linux and Editing Files

Lecture 47 Boot and Reboot

Lecture 48 Understanding the Boot Process

Lecture 49 Runlevels Process

Lecture 50 Managing Runlevel Services

Lecture 51 Editing with Vi

Lecture 52 Booting Summary

Section 6: X

Lecture 53 X Windows Systems

Lecture 54 X Configuration Options

Lecture 55 X Configuration Options part 2

Lecture 56 Configuring X Fonts

Lecture 57 Configuring X ft Fonts

Lecture 58 Overview Managing GUI Logins

Lecture 59 Using X for Remote Access

Lecture 60 X Accessibility

Lecture 61 Addition Assistive Technologies

Lecture 62 Configuring Localization and Internationalization

Lecture 63 Querying and Setting Your Locale

Lecture 64 Configuring Printing

Lecture 65 Configuring Printing part 2

Lecture 66 Using Web-based CUPS Utilities

Section 7: Admin

Lecture 67 Administering

Lecture 68 Directly Modifying Account Configuration

Lecture 69 Components of Account

Lecture 70 Adding Groups

Lecture 71 Tuning User and System Environments

Lecture 72 Reviewing Log File Contents

Lecture 73 Maintaining System Time

Lecture 74 Admin Summary

Section 8: Basic Networking

Lecture 75 Basic Networking

Lecture 76 Network Addressing

Lecture 77 Network Addressing part 2

Lecture 78 DNS Data Flow Zone and Resolution

Lecture 79 Network Ports

Lecture 80 Connections

Lecture 81 Testing Connectivity

Lecture 82 Wireshark Demo

Lecture 83 Basic Networking Summary

Section 9: Scripts

Lecture 84 Scripts, E-mail and Databases

Lecture 85 Writing Scripts

Lecture 86 Writing Scripts part 2

Lecture 87 Managing E-mail

Lecture 88 Managing Data with SQL

Lecture 89 Advantages of Database

Lecture 90 Scripts Summary

Section 10: Security

Lecture 91 Security

Lecture 92 Controlling Access Via TCP Wrappers

Lecture 93 Configuring Xinetd

Lecture 94 Uninstalling Or Reconfiguring Servers

Lecture 95 Tools for Managing Passwords

Lecture 96 Configuring SSH

Lecture 97 Controlling SSH Access

Lecture 98 SSH Keys

Lecture 99 Using GPG

Lecture 100 Security Summary

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