Linux System Administration Fundamentals
Pluralsight
Course Summary
Working with the objectives of the LPIC-1 117-102 exam, we guide you through managing a Linux system. This is the 3rd of 4 courses that will prepare you for the LPIC-1 and Linux+ CompTIA certification.
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Course Description
The second exam for the LPIC-1, 117-102 requires you to know a little about scripting and customizing the user environment. So we look at variables, aliases, and functions and how they can be added to login scripts before moving more fully into writing BASH scripts. With this firmly under our belts, we can look at managing the X server and the GUI found on Linux desktops and some servers. This will lead us into understanding users and groups and integration into the Active Directory. To make life easier for us, some tasks will be automated using Cron before finishing up with an explanation of the locale.
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Course Syllabus
Course Introduction- 8m 28s
—What Will We Be Covering? 8m 28sCustomizing the Linux User's Shell- 40m 52s
—Introduction to the Linux User's Environment 2m 4s
—Understanding Variables in Linux 3m 37s
—Demonstrating How to Set Local and Global Variables 4m 43s
—Setting Shell Options in Linux 5m 7s
—Using Command Aliases in Linux 4m 41s
—Linux Functions as Part of the Environment 7m 48s
—Persisting Settings With Login Scripts 9m 12s
—Summary 3m 37sCustomize and Write Simple Shell Scripts- 1h 4mManaging an X11 Environment in Linux- 43m 35sManaging Users and Groups- 55m 57sAutomate System Tasks- 34m 54sConfiguring the Linux Locale- 20m 59s
