Enterprise Linux Network Services (L-275)

About This Course:

This beginner level 5 day course has been designed to help students understand and gain practical experience with a variety of aspects of the installation, configuration, implementation, and troubleshooting of network services. As the course progresses, students will be introduced to the most widely used Unix and Linux network services including email services such as Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, Internet Message Access Protocol, and Post Office Protocol.

Being a comprehensive introductory course, students will also be introduced to web and Windows networking services among others including FTP, SMB, DNS, and LDAP. Additionally, students will also be taught how to troubleshoot and administer the network services mentioned, making the Enterprise Linux Network Services course ideal for IT ops training.

Course Objectives:

• Name resolution on networks through BIND and DNS configuration

• OpenLDAP directory service configuration

• HTTP and HTTPS traffic management through Apache web server configuration

• Squid proxy service configuration

• Filtering spam and sendmail configuration for email server clients

• Windows shared printer and folder access management through Samba configuration

Audience:

This course is intended for

• Network administrators dealing with Linux network services

• Students interested in Linux network service installation, configuration, and troubleshooting

Prerequisites:

• Understanding, familiarity, and experience with Linux and Unix concepts

• Knowledge and experience with Linux process management, filesystem, and file manipulation

• Understanding and experience with networking protocols

• Completion of or knowledge regarding the concepts and skills taught in the Introduction to Linux Operating System and Enterprise Linux Systems Administration courses