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Linux is the most important operating system on the Internet. It's recognized everywhere as the cost-effective way to operate all kinds of servers. With the support of powerhouses like IBM, Dell, HP, and Sun, demand for Linux servers is growing. Passing the CompTIA Linux+ exam is one step towards joining this army of Linux professionals. This course can help you pass the CompTIA Linux+ certification exam. To begin learning today, simply click on the movie links.

Course CompTIA Linux+ Certification 2009 Author Michael Jang SKU 34070 ISBN 1-935320-91-2 Release Date 2009-12-22 Duration 6.50 hrs / 82 tutorials Work files No Price $ 49.95 Retail price $ 99.95 Language Tags Linux

Introduction Welcome 03:31 CompTIA Linux+ Curriculum 06:08 System Requirements 04:48 Installation & Filesystems Physical/Network Installation Options 04:55 Local & Network Filesystems 03:59 Disk Management Tools 04:57 The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard 04:29 Dedicated Directory Volumes 04:27 Logical Volume Management 04:37 Characteristics of a RAID Array 04:33 Mount Commands 06:33 The /etc/fstab File 04:50 Basic Configuration GRUB Configuration Files 05:39 GRUB Commands 03:13 Rescue Options & Root Passwords 03:32 Logs & the Boot Process 03:04 Hardware Commands/Files & Lists 03:41 Profile & Environment Variables 06:53 Package Management & Repositories The Red Hat Package Manager 05:22 Red Hat-style Repositories 05:36 The Debian Package Tool 04:15 Debian-style Repositories 04:47 Source Code & More 04:23 The Command Line Local/Remote & GUI Consoles 03:24 Directories at the Command Line 04:45 File Management 07:15 More File Management 07:47 Modes & the vi Editor 05:50 Monitor/Kill & Reprioritize 07:42 The BASH Shell Command Directionality 05:58 Special Files 04:10 History & Command Completion 03:19 Angles on the Kernel Architecture 03:17 Command Documentation 05:07 Basic Operations Backup & Restore Commands 06:11 GUI Clients & Servers 02:45 GUI Desktops & Window Managers 02:47 The X Server Configuration 03:18 Still Seven Runlevels 05:00 Regular User & Administrative Jobs 06:04 One-time User & Administrative Jobs 04:02 Performance Management Tools 03:32

Disk Usage & Disk Checks 04:24 Filesystems & Quotas 03:39 The Swap Volume 03:45 Linux Service Management Basic Service Scripts 03:25 Super & Extended Super Servers 03:53 Services by Runlevels 03:20 Time Server Management 05:40 Remote Microsoft Client Access 03:22 The Samba Server 05:39 The Basics of Mail Services 03:23 More Services Basic FTP Server Security 03:44 Web Service Component Functionality 02:51 Apache Components 06:42 Apache Logs & Controls 04:54 Troubleshoot a Web server 05:13 The Basics of MySQL 02:47 Print Server Configuration 04:04 Print Commands & Queues 04:08 DHCP Servers & Leases 03:14 Basic Networking Important TCP/IP Port Numbers 04:25 Network Configuration Files 04:49 Firewalls on Linux 04:01 Client Commands on a Network 05:14 Troubleshoot Connectivity Issues 07:28 DNS Service Types/Zones & Files 03:38 Labels in a DNS Database 05:40 Basic DNS Commands 04:28 Users/Groups/Administrators The Local Authentication Database 04:33 User Management 05:05 Group Management 03:26 Ownership & Permissions 04:39 File Attributes & More 05:10 The Root User & Privileges 03:40 Security Issues The Basics of SELinux 04:31 Available Security Tools 03:13 Verify with a Checksum 03:58 Remote Access with SSH 04:48 Authentication Options 04:18 Conclusion Wrap-up 02:20 Credits About this Author 02:24