Curriculum For This Course

Introduction

1Lectures

Time 00:11:00

Preperation of practice

4Lectures

Time 00:38:00

Introduction to the console

1Lectures

Time 00:23:00

101.1 Determine and configure hardware settings

4Lectures

Time 00:44:00

101.2 Boot the system

5Lectures

Time 00:55:00

101.3 Change runlevels / boot targets and shutdown or reboot system

2Lectures

Time 00:27:00

102.1: Plan hard disk partitioning

5Lectures

Time 01:02:00

102.2: Install a boot manager

2Lectures

Time 00:16:00

102.3: Manage shared libraries

1Lectures

Time 00:13:00

102.4: Use debian package management

3Lectures

Time 00:38:00

102.5: Using RPM and YUM package management

3Lectures

Time 00:34:00

102.6: Linux as guest virtualization

1Lectures

Time 00:15:00

103.1: Working on the command line

2Lectures

Time 00:32:00

103.2: Process text streams with filters

6Lectures

Time 01:07:00

103.3: Basic file management

8Lectures

Time 02:02:00

103.4: Using streams, pipes and diversions

2Lectures

Time 00:39:00

103.5: Create, monitor and terminate processes

5Lectures

Time 01:03:00

103.6: Change process execution priorities

1Lectures

Time 00:09:00

103.7: Searching text files with regular expressions

1Lectures

Time 00:16:00

103.8: Basic editing of files

2Lectures

Time 00:26:00

104.1: Create partitions and file systems

3Lectures

Time 00:47:00

104.2: Ensuring the integrity of file systems

4Lectures

Time 00:27:00

104.3: Controlling the mounting and unmounting of file systems

3Lectures

Time 00:29:00

104.5: Manage file access rights and ownership

4Lectures

Time 00:55:00

104.6: Creating and changing symbolic and hard links

1Lectures

Time 00:11:00

104.7: Find system files and put files in the right place

1Lectures

Time 00:13:00

105.1: Customize and use the shell environment

2Lectures

Time 00:31:00

105.2: Adapt or write simple scripts

7Lectures

Time 01:19:00

106.1: Install and configure X11

4Lectures

Time 00:38:00

106.2: Graphic desktops

1Lectures

Time 00:09:00

106.3: Accessibility

1Lectures

Time 00:10:00

107.1: Manage user and group accounts and associated system files

3Lectures

Time 00:39:00

107.2: Automate system administration tasks by scheduling jobs

4Lectures

Time 00:52:00

107.3: Localization and Internationalization

3Lectures

Time 00:47:00

108.1: Manage the system time

2Lectures

Time 00:43:00

108.2: System logging

2Lectures

Time 00:28:00

108.3: Basics of Mail Transfer Agents (MTA)

1Lectures

Time 00:17:00

108.4: Manage printers and printing processes

1Lectures

Time 00:20:00

109.1: Basics of Internet Protocols

4Lectures

Time 01:17:00

109.2: Persistent network configuration

3Lectures

Time 00:33:00

109.3: Basic Network Troubleshooting

4Lectures

Time 00:49:00

109.4: Configuring the client-side DNS

1Lectures

Time 00:10:00

110.1: Perform security administration tasks

2Lectures

Time 00:25:00

110.2: Securing a computer

1Lectures

Time 00:17:00

110.3: Protecting data with encryption

5Lectures

Time 01:08:00

Introduction
	1. Course outline	11:00

Preperation of practice
	1. Installation Virtualbox	5:00
	2. Installation Ubuntu	17:00
	3. Installation Fedora	11:00
	4. Linux on Virtualbox	5:00

Introduction to the console
	1. Introduction to the console	23:00

101.1 Determine and configure hardware settings
	1. Virtual filesystems	11:00
	2. Devices filesystem	5:00
	3. Kernel modules	17:00
	4. Display hardware	11:00

101.2 Boot the system
	1. Boot process - part 1	13:00
	2. Boot process - part 2	7:00
	3. SysVinit	19:00
	4. upstart	6:00
	5. systemd	10:00

101.3 Change runlevels / boot targets and shutdown or reboot system
	1. Runlevel	10:00
	2. Boot targets	17:00

102.1: Plan hard disk partitioning
	1. Directory structure according to FHS	24:00
	2. SWAP	6:00
	3. Partitions	15:00
	4. Mount	8:00
	5. LVM	9:00

102.2: Install a boot manager
	1. GRUB Legacy	8:00
	2. GRUB 2	8:00

102.3: Manage shared libraries
	1. Shared Libraries	13:00

102.4: Use debian package management
	1. dpkg	14:00
	2. apt	16:00
	3. aptitude	8:00

102.5: Using RPM and YUM package management
	1. rpm	14:00
	2. yum	14:00
	3. zypper	6:00

102.6: Linux as guest virtualization
	1. Linux as guest virtualization	15:00

103.1: Working on the command line
	1. History, Manpages and echo	13:00
	2. bash, env, set, unset, export	19:00

103.2: Process text streams with filters
	1. cat, head, tail	13:00
	2. zcat, bzcat, xzcat	3:00
	3. nl, wc, od	9:00
	4. md5sum, sha256sum, sha512sum	10:00
	5. sort, uniq, tr, cut, paste	22:00
	6. sed, split	10:00

103.3: Basic file management
	1. cd, cp und mv	23:00
	2. touch, file und ls	19:00
	3. mkdir, rmdir, rm, find	21:00
	4. dd	7:00
	5. tar	20:00
	6. cpio	11:00
	7. gzip, gunzip, bzip2, bunzip2, xz, unxz	10:00
	8. File Globbing	11:00

103.4: Using streams, pipes and diversions
	1. STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR, <, <<, <<<, >, >>, \|	31:00
	2. xargs	8:00

103.5: Create, monitor and terminate processes
	1. ps, top, uptime, free	21:00
	2. pgrep, kill	17:00
	3. pkill, killall	6:00
	4. nohup, screen, tmux	17:00
	5. watch	2:00

103.6: Change process execution priorities
	1. nice, renice, ps, top	9:00

103.7: Searching text files with regular expressions
	1. regex, grep, egrep, fgrep	16:00

103.8: Basic editing of files
	1. vi - Part 1	15:00
	2. vi - Part 2	11:00

104.1: Create partitions and file systems
	1. File systems, fdisk part 1	13:00
	2. fdisk part 2, mkfs, mkswap	24:00
	3. gdisk, parted	10:00

104.2: Ensuring the integrity of file systems
	1. du, df	7:00
	2. fsck, mke2fs	8:00
	3. tune2fs	7:00
	4. xfs_repair, xfs_db, xfs_fsr	5:00

104.3: Controlling the mounting and unmounting of file systems
	1. mount, umount	9:00
	2. /etc/fstab	10:00
	3. blkid, systemd mount units	10:00

104.5: Manage file access rights and ownership
	1. Permissions, chmod	17:00
	2. Sticky Bit, SETUID, SETGID	17:00
	3. chown, chgrp	8:00
	4. umask	13:00

104.6: Creating and changing symbolic and hard links
	1. hardlink, softlink, ln	11:00

104.7: Find system files and put files in the right place
	1. locate, whereis, which, type	13:00

105.1: Customize and use the shell environment
	1. The shell environment	14:00
	2. Variables	17:00

105.2: Adapt or write simple scripts
	1. Chained commands	10:00
	2. Variables	14:00
	3. if, then, elif, else, read	30:00
	4. case	8:00
	5. while, do, done	7:00
	6. for, seq	6:00
	7. test, exec	4:00

106.1: Install and configure X11
	1. Debian installation without X window	10:00
	2. X-Window System	11:00
	3. DISPLAY, xhost, xauth	14:00
	4. Display and window manager	3:00

106.2: Graphic desktops
	1. KDE, Gnome, Xfce, X11, XDMCP, VNC, Spice, RDP	9:00

106.3: Accessibility
	1. Accessibility	10:00

107.1: Manage user and group accounts and associated system files
	1. useradd, userdel, passwd	20:00
	2. groupadd, groupdel, etc-group, getent	6:00
	3. etc-shadow, chage	13:00

107.2: Automate system administration tasks by scheduling jobs
	1. cron, crontab	19:00
	2. cron.allow and cron.deny	9:00
	3. anacron and at	15:00
	4. systemctl and systemd-run	9:00

107.3: Localization and Internationalization
	1. Character codes, iconv	14:00
	2. locales, LANG, LC_*	22:00
	3. Time zones	11:00

108.1: Manage the system time
	1. date, hwclock	17:00
	2. ntpd, ntpdate, chrony	26:00

108.2: System logging
	1. syslog, rsyslog	14:00
	2. journalctl, logger, systemd-cat	14:00

108.3: Basics of Mail Transfer Agents (MTA)
	1. sendmail, postfix, mailq	17:00

108.4: Manage printers and printing processes
	1. CUPS, lpr, lpq, lpadmin, lpc	20:00

109.1: Basics of Internet Protocols
	1. OSI model, ports, address classes	14:00
	2. IPv4 addresses	26:00
	3. Subnet masks	23:00
	4. IPv6 addresses	14:00

109.2: Persistent network configuration
	1. nmcli	18:00
	2. ifup, ifdown, hostname, hostnamectl	9:00
	3. etc/hosts, /etc/resolv.conf, /etc/nsswitch.conf	6:00

109.3: Basic Network Troubleshooting
	1. ifconfig, hostname	11:00
	2. route, traceroute, tracepath	18:00
	3. netstat, nc	12:00
	4. ip	8:00

109.4: Configuring the client-side DNS
	1. nslookup, host, dig, getent	10:00

110.1: Perform security administration tasks
	1. find, chage, passwd, ulimit, lsof, fuser	13:00
	2. w, who, sudo, su, /etc/sudoers	12:00

110.2: Securing a computer
	1. etc/nologin, xinetd, systemd.socket	17:00

110.3: Protecting data with encryption
	1. ssh, scp	18:00
	2. ssh_conf, sshd_conf	8:00
	3. ssh-keygen, encryption methods	16:00
	4. Create and integrate new keys, ssh-agent	9:00
	5. GnuPG, gpg-agent	17:00

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