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	Course Name:	Linux Red Hat Advanced System Administration
	Code:	LX2003D10 - (Please click on code to register online)
	Duration:	5 days - 40 Hours
	Dates:	3^rd to 7^th November 2003 - (Please click here to register online)
		15^th to 19^th December 2003 - (Please click here to register online)
	Price:	1550 Euro - (3.001.219 Lire)

Audience:

The audience for this curriculum will be relatively wide. Learners will generally come from two backgrounds:
The first group are existing Linux System Administrators whose focus is to learn specifically about Red Hat Linux.
The second group is Linux expert/power users who want to learn the nuts and bolts of Red Hat Linux system administration. In general, you can consider the learners who take this curriculum will have a strong understanding of the content in our Linux Essentials curriculum.

Course Pre-requisites:

The participant needs to have the basic knowledge of Unix.

Trainer profile:

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	Course Objectives:
	After completing this course, you will be able to do the following:

	Identify some of the main Linux distributions
	Understand the features of the GNU General Public License (GPL) under which the Linux kernel is distributed
	Identify the features of the server and custom installation option
	Identify the features of the Linux Loader (LILO) boot file system
	Identify the parameters that can be passed to the Linux Loader (LILO)
	Identify the features of a dual boot system for Linux and Windows 95/98
	Identify the steps to install a dual boot system for Linux and Windows NT
	Identify the steps to configure a small local area network (LAN)
	Identify the options available when managing user accounts in Linuxconf
	Identify the features of file permissions and commands used to manage users and groups in Red Hat Linux
	Identify the guidelines for managing disk quotas in Linux
	Identify the features of Linux initialization and kernel
	Identify the features of configuring the Linux kernel by using the config and menuconfig command
	Identify the features of the X Window system
	Identify the features of Linux X configuration tools
	Identify the features of TCP/IP networking and tools
	Identify the features of the Domain Name System (DNS)
	Identify the features of the Apache Web server and its installation
	Identify the Apache Web server configuration requirements and options
	Identify the features of the Network Information Service (NIS)
	Identify the features of the Name Service Switch (NSS) file
	Identify the features of IP aliasing
	Identify the features of static, dynamic routing and firewall

Course Contents:

	Module 1.	Preparing for a Linux Installation
	Module 2.	Linux Installation Process
	Module 3.	Installation Fundamentals
	Module 4.	Advanced Installation Options
	Module 5.	System Configuration
	Module 6.	System Administration
	Module 7.	Advanced System and User Administration
	Module 8.	Advanced Kernel Management
	Module 9.	X Window System
	Module 10.	Network Management
	Module 11.	Network Client Services
	Module 12.	Systems Administration and Security
	Module 13.	Internet Security and High Availability
	Module 14.	Q & A

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