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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. Ubuntu has quickly become the most popular distribution among Linux users. And Ubuntu Server edition is quickly becoming the way to implement Linux in the enterprise. This "how to" course by VTC author Mike Jang, uses practical examples to demonstrate the skills you need to use Ubuntu Server edition. To begin learning, simply click on the movie links.

Course Ubuntu Server Author Michael Jang SKU 33969 ISBN 1-935320-31-9 Release Date 2009-02-19 Duration 7.50 hrs / 87 tutorials Work files No Price $ 49.95 Retail price $ 99.95 Language Tags

Introduction Welcome 02:51 System Requirements 03:53 The Ubuntu Community A Selection of Ubuntu Releases 04:08 Canonical & Community Support 03:25 The Ubuntu Repository Structure 04:38 Download Ubuntu Server & JeOS 04:27 The Installation Process An Installation Plan 05:13 Basic Installation Steps 04:01 Text Installation Partitionings 04:09 Monitor the Installation 03:46 Server Installation Highlights 04:12 A Network Installation 05:52 Configure Kickstart 06:08 A Kickstart Configuration File 07:44 Filesystems & Command Lines Filesystem Hierarchies 06:31 Partition Management with fdisk 05:29 Partition Management with parted 06:02 A Basic RAID Array 08:21 A Basic Logical Volume 07:10 /etc/fstab & the UUID 07:19 Standard Command Line Tools 07:53 Shell Management 03:34 Regular Permissions & More 06:22 Access Control Lists 04:21 Basic Ubuntu Server Administration The Boot Process 03:10 GRUB Rescue Options 05:47 More Rescue Options 04:00 Upstart Replaces init 04:30 Scripts & Runlevels 05:36 Remote Administration with SSH 07:18 Create a Passphrase 06:12 Job Scheduling with cron & at 05:30 Log Configuration 05:07 Packages & Repositories Default Repository Access 05:57 Connect to the Right Repository Mirror 06:20 When to Use Security Updates 03:22 The dpkg & apt Commands 08:53 Update with Graphical Tools 04:42 Create a Local Repository Mirror 05:14 Configure a Printer Install CUPS / Add a Printer 05:43 An Overview of CUPS Configuration Files 05:43 Printer Management & Administrators 04:28 Printer Management Commands 04:12 Set up Users & Administrators The Shadow Password Suite 05:21 Create Users at the Command Line 02:59

Create Users with users-admin 05:55 Configure Quotas 05:52 Custom /etc/sudoers 04:16 The PolicyKit 04:08 Network Administration Basic Network Interface Configuration 04:15 Network Configuration Files 04:07 Network Troubleshooting 05:44 Configure an NIS Server 06:20 Configure an NIS Client 02:57 Configure an LDAP Server 04:26 Configure an LDAP Client 03:12 The Xfce Graphical Environment Options for Installing Xfce 03:56 Configure the X Server 03:51 The Main Xfce Desktop 04:28 Remote Access 04:44 File Services Configure an NFS Server 05:05 Configure a Samba Server 05:06 Shared Folders 04:58 Connect to Shared Directories 05:58 Additional Network Services Install The LAMP Stack 04:25 Configure Apache 07:40 The DHCP Server 04:55 Caching & Forwarding DNS Services 05:59 Master DNS Nameserver Guidelines 06:13 Postfix for Email 07:00 Keep Servers in Sync with NTP 02:38 Security Options Backup Tools 05:44 The AppArmor System 03:16 AppArmor Profiles 03:58 AppArmor Commands 07:41 TCP Wrappers 04:38 Firewall Management 03:36 Kernel Management The Right Reason to Recompile a Kernel 03:05 Kernel Upgrades & Bootloaders 02:39 Source Code & Kernel Tools 05:26 Customize & Compile a Kernel 05:12 Virtual Machine Options VMware Server 06:05 Virtualbox / Open Source Edition 03:22 Kernel-base Virtual Machine 05:20 Ubuntu JeOS on a Virtual Machine 04:23 Conclusion Wrap Up 01:51 Credits About this Author 01:56