Linux Server Administration

Linux system administration is a process of setting up, configuring, and managing a computer system in a Linux environment. System administration involves creating a user account, taking reports, performing backup, updating configuration files, documentation, and performing recovery actions.

Prerequisites:

• A Linux system administrator should have a bachelor’s degree in computer science, information technology, information science, telecommunications or any other related field. The candidate should have significant work experience in Linux. Some organizations hire candidates with a master’s degree or other specialization.

Course Outline:

• Linux Server Administration
• Configure File Service
• NFS Server
• Samba Server
• Configure CA Server
• EasyRSA CA Server
• Configure Web Service
• Apache Web Server
• Configure Database Service
• MariaDB Server
• Configure Mail Service
• Postfix Server
• Dovecot Server
• Configure Name Resolution Service
• DNS Server with BIND
• Configure Block Storage Service
• iSCSI Server and iSCSI Client
• Configure FTP Service
• FTP Server
• Configure DHCP Service
• DHCP Server