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Linux - LN314
Course DescriptionThis course is designed to give the Linux system administrator an in-depth look at common and not so common Linux system problems. This course takes a hands on approach to troubleshooting with a break-fix philosophy, 25% lecture, and 75% lab intensive content. Lab exercises contain a pool of over 120 simple and complex real-world troubleshooting scenarios. Lab work is flexible enough to satisfy the expectations of experienced to intermediate administrators through ranked difficulty of scenarios. Students will find the approach of this course of structure with flexibility very rewarding. Lab tasks let students choose the type of scenarios they would like to tackle, with hints, helps, and solutions to make learning very effective. Pre-requisite skillsStudents are expected to have experience using and administering Linux. Fundamentals such as an understanding of the Linux filesystem, process management, and the ability to manipulate and edit files is considered a must, and will NOT be covered in class. Equivalent knowledge of the GL120, GL250, and GL275 courses recommended. Course OutlineDAY 1 - Troubleshooting Tools and Methodology
DAY 2 - Troubleshooting Topic Group 1
DAY 3 - Troubleshooting Topic Group 2
DAY 4 - Troubleshooting Topic Group 3
DAY 5 - Troubleshooting Topic Group 4
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