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SUSE Linux Advanced System Administration

Course Code: SLASA
Day(s): 5
Price: £1,395.00 (ex. VAT)

Overview 

This highly practical instructor led SUSE Linux Advanced System Administration training course is designed to teach the advanced administration, security, networking and performance tasks required on SUSE Linux within the Enterprise.


Targeted to closely follow the official Novell Certified Linux Professional (CLP) and Novell Certified Linux Administrator (CLA) curriculum, this course together with the Linux Introduction, Linux Shell Programming and the SUSE Linux System Administration course will enable the delegate to work towards achieving the Novell Certified Linux Professional (CLP - SLES 11) and the Novell Certified Linux Administrator (CLA - SLES 11) qualifications.


Pre-Requisites
  • LSP, Linux Shell Programming
  • SLSA, SUSE Linux System Administration


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    The SUSE Linux Advanced System Administration course is suitable for LINUX System Administrators who need to acquire advanced administration knowledge of the key administrative, networking, performance and security tasks required on SUSE Linux within the Enterprise.

    • Perform administrative tasks with supplied tools such as YAST
    • Advanced network configuration
    • Network troubleshooting
    • Setting up a network installation server
    • Configuring network services LDAP, DNS, SAMBA and NFS
    • Configuring network services APACHE and SQUID
    • Managing NFS to share files and directories.
    • Managing the Logical Volume Manager (LVM).
    • Managing software RAID.
    • Securing a Linux server using ACLs and extended file attributes
    • Firewall configuration
    • Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM)
    • Kernel installation and compilation
    • Compiling software from source
    • System performance monitoring
    • Collecting process and user activity with system accounting
    • Hardware configuration with hotplug and udev
    • Configuring the XEN Virtual Machine environment

    Session 1: ADVANCED NETWORK CONFIGURATION & TROUBLESHOOTING

    • Configuring the network card (ip link, ip addr)
    • Network scripts
    • Configuring routing (ip route)
    • Serial communication
    • Network troubleshooting and related tools (ethereal, tcpdump, ping, traceroute, netstat, arp, nmap, nc)

    Session 2: NETWORK INSTALLATION OF LINUX

    • Configuring a Linux installation server
    • Creating a PXE boot environment
    • Automatic installation

    Session 3: LDAP

    • Structure of an LDAP Tree
    • Configuring the LDAP server (slapd.conf)
    • Testing the LDAP server (ldapsearch)
    • Adding information into LDAP (lpdapadd)
    • Configuring the LDAP Clients (nsswitch.conf, ldap.conf)

    Session 4: APACHE & SQUID

    • APACHE main configuration files
    • APACHE server configuration (main Section entries)
    • Starting APACHE
    • APACHE access configuration
    • SQUID proxy server
    • Configuring client browsers
    • Starting SQUID
    • The SQUID configuration file (squid.conf)
    • SQUID security settings

    Session 5: SAMBA

    • The SAMBA configuration file (smb.conf)
    • Testing the SAMBA configuration file (testparm)
    • Configuring SAMBA users
    • Starting SAMBA
    • Testing SAMBA (smbclient, smbstatus)
    • Managing Windows filesystems (smbmount, nmblookup)
    • Accessing Windows shares

    Session 6: THE DOMAIN NAME SERVER

    • DNS operation
    • Types of DNS Servers
    • Domain Name Space
    • Setting up a DNS server
    • Server configuration files (named.conf and databases)
    • DNS resource record formats
    • Starting and managing the DNS Server (rcnamed, rndc)
    • Testing the DNS Server (host, dig, nslookup)
    • DNS Client set up (resolv.conf)

    Session 7: NFS NETWORK SERVICES

    • NFS operation and daemons (portmapper etc.)
    • Setting up an NFS server (/etc/exports and exportfs)
    • Setting up an NFS client (mount)
    • Mounting NFS filesystems at boot (/etc/fstab)
    • Using the automounter to access NFS mounts on demand

    Session 8: LOGICAL VOLUME MANAGEMENT (LVM)

    • LVM Overview
    • Configuring LVM (pvcreate, vgcreate, vgextend, lvcreate etc.)
    • Displaying information about the LVM environment (pvdisplay, vgdisplay, lvdisplay)
    • Resizing Logical Volumes (lvextend, resize2fs, resize_reiserfs)
    • Logical Volume Snapshots (lvcreate, lvdisplay)

    Session 9: RAID

    • RAID overview
    • Raw devices and partitions
    • Creating a RAID device (fdisk, mdadm)
    • Managing a RAID device (mdadm, /proc/mdstat)
    • Creating and mount a file system on a RAID device
    • Hot swapping failed drives

    Session 10: SECURING LINUX

    • System security checklist
    • User level security
    • Limiting access to terminals
    • Limiting access to files via ACLs (setfacl, getfacl)
    • Limiting access to files by extended permissions and attributes (lsattr, chattr)
    • System wide security settings and file access (chkstat)

    Session 11: FIREWALL CONFIGURATION

    • Basic packets and routing
    • Netfilter (iptables)
    • Packet filtering (iptables, chains, rule targets, connection tracking)
    • Network address translation (NAT)

    Session 12: PLUGGABLE AUTHENTICATION MODULES (PAM)

    • The main PAM configuration files (/etc/pam.d directory)
    • Configuration file formats
    • Controlling user access using the configuration files

    Session 13: KERNEL COMPILATION AND INSTALLATION

    • Kernel building
    • Monolithic and Modular kernel design
    • Listing modules (lsmod, modinfo)
    • Modifying the kernel configuration
    • Binary kernel packages
    • Installing the kernel sources
    • Configuring and building a kernel
    • Editing the GRUB/LILO configuration file
    • Kernel tuning (/proc sysctl.conf, sysctl)

    Session 14: COMPILING SOFTWARE FROM SOURCE

    • Installing programs from source (tar, tarball)
    • Compiling Open Source Software (configure, make)
    • Installing the compiled software (make install)
    • Managing shared libraries (ldd)
    • Compiling from SRC (source) RPM packages (rpmbuild, rpm)

    Session 15: SYSTEM MONITORING & PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT

    • System performance monitoring
    • Collecting system performance information (sar)
    • Measuring virtual memory (vmstat)
    • Measuring I/O performance (iostat)
    • Performance Guidelines
    • System Accounting - collecting process and user information (rcacct, ac, lastcomm, sa)

    Session 16: HARDWARE CONFIGURATION

    • The Hotplug system
    • Devices and Interfaces.
    • The sysfs filesystem and persistent names
    • Device initialisation and interface configuration
    • Hotplug and Coldplug
    • The Udev system

    Session 17: XEN

    • Basic definition
    • XEN components
    • The Virtual Machine Monitor (VMM)
    • Virtualization Modes (Fully Virtual, Paravirtual)
    • System requirements
    • Installing XEN
    • Creating a Virtual Machine
    • Managing the VM environment (Yast and xm)
    • The SUSE Linux Advanced System Administration training course will teach some of the necessary skills to enable the delegate to work towards achieving the Novell Certified Linux Administrator (CLA - SLES 11) and the Novell Certified Linux Professional (CLP - SLES 11) certifications.
    • Together with the Linux Introduction, Linux Shell Programming and the SUSE Linux System Administration course, this course is suitable for delegates intending to sit the related examinations.
    • Exams are not included as part of the course.
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    • PERL, Perl Programming
    • OSP, Oracle SQL

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