LPIC-1: Linux Administrator (101 and 102 exams)

Create new career opportunities by being LPIC certified professional with the LPIC-1: Linux Administrator (101 and 102 exams) course and lab. The lab provides a hands-on learning experience in a safe and online environment. The Linux certification training course covers the objectives of both the 101-500 and 101-500 exams and offers an interactive learning experience in areas such as system architecture, GNU and UNIX commands, interfaces and desktops, and many more.

Here’s what you will get

 

LPIC-1 certification is the first certification in LPI’s multi-level Linux professional certification program. The LPIC-1 certification validates a candidate’s ability to install and configure a computer running Linux and configure basic networking. The LPIC 1 certification consists of two exams:

101-500 exam: The 101-500 exam topics are system architecture, Linux installation, and package management; GNU and UNIX command; devices, Linux filesystems, and filesystem Hierarchy Standard.

102-500 exam: The LPIC 102-500 exam topics are shells and shell scripting; interfaces and desktops; administrative tasks, essential system services, and networking fundamentals security.

 

Lessons

11+ Lessons | 198+ Quizzes | 154+ Flashcards | 309+ Glossary of terms

TestPrep

120+ Pre Assessment Questions | 8+ Full Length Tests | 108+ Post Assessment Questions | 480+ Practice Test Questions

Hand on lab

39+ LiveLab | 00+ Minutes

Lessons 1: Introduction

• Why Become Linux Certified?
• Who Should Buy This Course
• How This Course Is Organized
• The Exam Objectives
• Exam 101-500 Objectives
• Exam 102-500 Objectives

Lessons 2: Exploring Linux Command-Line Tools

• Understanding Command-Line Basics
• Editing Text Files
• Processing Text Using Filters
• Using Regular Expressions
• Using Streams, Redirection, and Pipes
• Summary
• Exam Essentials

Lessons 3: Managing Software and Processes

• Looking at Package Concepts
• Using RPM
• Using Debian Packages
• Managing Shared Libraries
• Managing Processes
• Summary
• Exam Essentials

Lessons 4: Configuring Hardware

• Configuring the Firmware and Core Hardware
• Storage Basics
• Storage Alternatives
• Partitioning Tools
• Understanding Filesystems
• Formatting Filesystems
• Mounting Filesystems
• Managing Filesystems
• Summary
• Exam Essentials

Lessons 5: Managing Files

• Using File Management Commands
• Managing File Ownership
• Controlling Access to Files
• Locating Files
• Summary
• Exam Essentials

Lessons 6: Booting, Initializing, and Virtualizing Linux

• Understanding the Boot Process
• Looking at Firmware
• Looking at Boot Loaders
• The Initialization Process
• Using the systemd Initialization Process
• Using the SysV Initialization Process
• Stopping the System
• Notifying the Users
• Virtualizing Linux
• Summary
• Exam Essentials

Lessons 7: Configuring the GUI, Localization, and Printing

• Understanding the GUI
• Understanding the X11 Architecture
• Managing the GUI
• Providing Accessibility
• Using X11 for Remote Access
• Using Remote Desktop Software
• Understanding Localization
• Setting Your Locale
• Looking at Time
• Configuring Printing
• Summary
• Exam Essentials

Lessons 8: Administering the System

• Managing Users and Groups
• Managing Email
• Using Log and Journal Files
• Maintaining the System Time
• Summary
• Exam Essentials

Lessons 9: Configuring Basic Networking

• Networking Basics
• Configuring Network Features
• Basic Network Troubleshooting
• Advanced Network Troubleshooting
• Summary
• Exam Essentials

Lessons 10: Writing Scripts

• Shell Variables
• The Basics of Shell Scripting
• Advanced Shell Scripting
• Writing Script Programs
• Running Scripts in Background Mode
• Running Scripts Without a Console
• Sending Signals
• Job Control
• Running Like Clockwork
• Summary
• Exam Essentials

Lessons 11: Securing Your System

• Administering Network Security
• Administering Local Security
• Exploring Cryptography Concepts
• Looking at SSH
• Using GPG
• Summary
• Exam Essentials

Hands-on LAB Activities

Exploring Linux Command-Line Tools

• Using the type Command
• Displaying the Current Shell on the Ubuntu Distribution
• Using Filters
• Using the paste Command
• Employing the sort Command
• Using Regular Expressions
• Using the cat Command to Concatenate Files
• Using the sed Command to Modify a File’s Text

Managing Software and Processes

• Investigating RPM App Package Issues
• Using the zypper search Command
• Displaying Process Information
• Sending a Job to the Background

Configuring Hardware

• Exploring Kernel Modules
• Making an Inventory of System Devices
• Creating a Logical Volume
• Identifying System Hardware
• Viewing Disk Usage

Managing Files

• Renaming a Directory Using the mv Command
• Understanding Compression
• Changing the Permissions of a File
• Finding System Files and Placing Files in the Correct Location

Booting, Initializing, and Virtualizing Linux

• Creating a RAM Disk
• Employing the service Command

Configuring the GUI, Localization, and Printing

• Checking a Display Server
• Viewing the System Locale

Administering the System

• Reviewing Account Settings
• Using usermod to Lock an Account
• Creating a New Group and Adding an Account to a Group
• Managing Users and Groups
• Maintaining the System Time
• Using the timedatectl Command to Set the System Time

Configuring Basic Networking

• Understanding Network Configuration on CentOS
• Finding the Network Information
• Finding Applications that are Providing TCP Network Services

Writing Scripts

• Redirecting the Output of a Command
• Running Scripts in Background Mode, in Foreground Mode, and Without a Console
• Writing a Bash Script to View the Password Information for System Users

Securing Your System

• Finding the System’s Initialization Method
• Managing Services with systemctl