Linux Professional Institute Certification Level 1 2009
by Michael Jang
Start the free chapterLinux is the most important operating system on the Internet. It\'s recognized everywhere as the cost-effective way to operate all kinds of servers. With the support of powerhouses like IBM, Dell, HP, and Sun, demand for Linux servers is growing. This course can help you pass the LPI Level 1 Certification exams from the Linux Professional Institute. Once you earn this certification, you\'ll have joined an elite group of Linux professionals. To begin learning today, simply click on the movie links.
Course content
Introduction4 lessons
System Architecture6 lessons
Linux Installation & Package Management8 lessons
- Filesystem/Volumes & Directories5:161 credit or ad
- GRUB & Filesystems4:461 credit or ad
- Identify & Install Shared Libraries2:471 credit or ad
- Debian Package Commands6:051 credit or ad
- Repositories & the apt-* Commands5:491 credit or ad
- Red Hat Package Commands pt. 13:101 credit or ad
- Red Hat Package Commands pt. 24:371 credit or ad
- Repositories & the yum Commands4:201 credit or ad
GNU & Unix Commands9 lessons
- Shells in the Environment3:331 credit or ad
- Dots & the PATH4:421 credit or ad
- History & Command Completion3:401 credit or ad
- Basic Shell Commands5:141 credit or ad
- Wildcards / Globs / & Search Commands5:531 credit or ad
- File & Directory Commands6:081 credit or ad
- Archives & Compression5:501 credit or ad
- Basic Data Redirection3:401 credit or ad
- Tees / Pipes / Redirection3:411 credit or ad
More GNU & Unix Commands8 lessons
- Text Stream Management7:001 credit or ad
- Text Filter Commands6:561 credit or ad
- Text Search Commands7:041 credit or ad
- The Stream Editor3:341 credit or ad
- The Basics of the vi Editor6:401 credit or ad
- Monitor Your Processes3:521 credit or ad
- Different Job Priorities pt. 15:411 credit or ad
- Different Job Priorities pt. 22:251 credit or ad
The Filesystem in a Hierarchy13 lessons
- Identify & Configure a Partition4:331 credit or ad
- Filesystem Format4:511 credit or ad
- Filesystem Integrity Commands pt. 13:201 credit or ad
- Filesystem Integrity Commands pt. 24:281 credit or ad
- More on Filesystem Internals7:081 credit or ad
- Filesystem Configuration5:331 credit or ad
- Mounting & Unmountng a Filesystem6:421 credit or ad
- The Basics of Quotas4:051 credit or ad
- File Permissions & Ownership6:381 credit or ad
- Special File Permissions & Ownership3:451 credit or ad
- Create & Change Linked Files5:541 credit or ad
- The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard4:211 credit or ad
- Identify System File Locations3:501 credit or ad
Shells/Scripting & Data Management7 lessons
- Environment Variables in the Shell4:131 credit or ad
- User-specific Configuration2:501 credit or ad
- Aliases & Functions4:301 credit or ad
- Commands in a Script7:151 credit or ad
- Review Existing Scripts6:561 credit or ad
- Structured Query Language Commands4:031 credit or ad
- More SQL Commands2:581 credit or ad
User Interfaces & Desktops4 lessons
Administrative Tasks8 lessons
- Local Authentication Files4:021 credit or ad
- User Management6:011 credit or ad
- Group Management2:261 credit or ad
- Limited Administrative Privileges3:001 credit or ad
- Regular User & Administrative Jobs5:091 credit or ad
- One-time User & Administrative Jobs3:251 credit or ad
- Time Zones & Localization4:221 credit or ad
- Language & Localization4:581 credit or ad
Essential System Services6 lessons
Networking Fundamentals9 lessons
- Common TCP/IP Ports & Protocols4:481 credit or ad
- IP Addressing4:281 credit or ad
- Private IP Addressing4:331 credit or ad
- Basic Network Commands4:161 credit or ad
- Network Configuration Files4:291 credit or ad
- Network Status Commands3:071 credit or ad
- Network Configuration Commands4:441 credit or ad
- Network Troubleshooting Commands5:141 credit or ad
- DNS Client Management5:021 credit or ad
Security9 lessons
- Limits on the Superuser3:571 credit or ad
- Password & Port Security6:581 credit or ad
- Resource Limits4:241 credit or ad
- Security by Service5:201 credit or ad
- Security by TCP Wrappers5:291 credit or ad
- Security in the Super Server3:551 credit or ad
- A Secure Shell Server5:131 credit or ad
- Passphrases & Authentication Agents5:031 credit or ad
- GPG Keys4:281 credit or ad