
- Instructor: webdox
- Lectures: 57
- Duration: 8 weeks
Linux is a family of free and open-source software operating systems that are built around the Linux kernel. Typically, Linux is wrapped in a form known as a Linux distribution (or distro) for both desktop and server use. Linux Training in Jalandhar, by Webdox Infotech and Computer Institute you will completely comprehend the most significant and essential concepts of Linux. More importantly, you will be able to put those concepts to use in real-world scenarios. You’ll be able to maintain, support, and configure a variety of Linux systems. These acquired skills can then be used to become a Linux System Engineer or Linux System Administrator.
What is LINUX?
Linux is the best-known and most-used open-source operating system. As an operating system, Linux is software that sits underneath all of the other software on a computer, receiving requests from those programs and relaying these requests to the computer’s hardware. Depending on which user survey you look at, between one- and two-thirds of the webpages on the Internet are generated by servers running Linux. Companies and individuals choose Linux for their servers because it is secure, and you can receive excellent support from a large community of users, in addition to companies like Canonical, SUSE, and Red Hat, which offer commercial support. Many of the devices you own probably, such as Android phones, digital storage devices, personal video recorders, cameras, wearables, and more, also run Linux. Even your car has Linux running under the hood.
Certifications
It is widely believed that IT certifications do help one in career advancement. However, it ultimately boils down to selecting the right certification to gain the maximum RoI. There are many Linux based certifications, the most famous of which is the Red Hat Certification Program, which teaches general Linux related skills along with specific system administration skills.
In addition to the vendor-sponsored certifications, there is a vendor-independent Linux Professional Institute Certification offered by Linux Professional Institute, a non-profit organization based in Toronto, Canada.
These exams can be taken by anyone irrespective of their nationalities. The LPI programs have three-level hierarchies that include LPIC-1: Junior Level Linux Administration, LPIC-2: Advanced Level Linux Administration, and LPIC 3: Senior Level Linux Administration. In order to be considered seriously for any system administrator job opportunity in one must possess at least one of the above-described certifications. The LPI also has partnerships with SUSE, which is the vendor for a famous enterprise operating system going by the same name. CompTIA, which is a global IT certification agency also provided a Linux+ certification which was phased out after an agreement between LPI and CompTIA.
Salaries and Benefits
The compensations for Linux administrators are generally on the higher side. As per PayScale, the annual median salary is around INR 3 lacs for entry-level professionals (as updated on 27th March 2014). With experience, there is an exponential increase in the salary levels as individuals with 5+ years of experience getting annual packages in seven figures.
Well, with the grass being greener for Linux professionals this year, you won’t get a better opportunity or time for pursuing a career as a Linux system administrator.
Linux Training in Jalandhar
Webdox Infotech & Computer Institute provides Linux Training in Jalandhar By Professional at affordable prices. In this course cover, all the concepts in briefly and with live projects.
100% Practical Training+Live Projects+Certifications+Jobs
Course Details
Course Name | LINUX |
Duration | 8 Week |
Course Timing | Morning & Evening. |
Topic | Linux boot process system, disk, user management, Shell scripting, etc…. |
Location | Â SCF 4, BSF COLONY MARKET, OPP.HMV COLLEGE NEAR SUBWAY.
Contact: 9872118234 |
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Introduction
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Network Administration in LINUX
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Lecture 2.1Introduction to Networks
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Lecture 2.2Introduction to OSI And TCP model
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Lecture 2.3Introduction to IP addressing
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Lecture 2.4Introduction to DNS
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Lecture 2.5Introduction to DHCP
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Lecture 2.6Configuring of Complete network in Linux (giving network pool, DHCP, Gateway and DNS)
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Lecture 2.7Introduction to SSH, telnet and its configuration
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Lecture 2.8Introduction to Apache server and its configuration
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Red Hat Package Manager
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Lecture 3.1Complete Introduction to RPM
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Lecture 3.2Working to RPM
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Lecture 3.3Manuals for RPMs
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Lecture 3.4Introduction to tar files and their configurations
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Lecture 3.5Configuring of Webmin
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Lecture 3.6Introduction to Webmin
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Lecture 3.7Working of Webmin
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Lecture 3.8Linux to Rescue and Recovery Process
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File Systems and User Administrations
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Lecture 4.1User Administration in LINUX
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Lecture 4.2Administration of File System
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Lecture 4.3Linux Essentials
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Lecture 4.4Configuring of services for file sharing
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Lecture 4.5The configuration of files and basic services
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Lecture 4.6User Administration and User Environment
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Lecture 4.7Administration of Groups, quotas and other privileges
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Lecture 4.8The Network Filesystem (NIS)
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Web Administration in LINUX
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Lecture 5.1Configuring of SQL servers
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Lecture 5.2Programming for SQL servers
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Lecture 5.3Creation of databases
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Lecture 5.4Programming section
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Lecture 5.5Linking of databases to programming files.
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Lecture 5.6THE LINUX KERNEL
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Lecture 5.7Running of Mail services
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Lecture 5.8Working of Mail Services
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Lecture 5.9Sending of Mails on Linux hosted servers
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Security Administration in LINUX
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Lecture 6.1Introduction to Linux Security
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Lecture 6.2Introduction to GRUB
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Lecture 6.3Working of GRUB
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Lecture 6.4Hacking into GRUB and Kernel
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Lecture 6.5Escalation of ROOT Privileges
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Lecture 6.6Patching of GRUB
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Lecture 6.7Introduction to NIS server
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Lecture 6.8Creation of Master Server and Slaves using the NIS server
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Lecture 6.9Creation of Chatter and Lsattr
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Lecture 6.10Creation of NTP server and their security
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Lecture 6.11Cryptography related to LINUX
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Lecture 6.12Encryption and decryption of data using gpg encryption
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Lecture 6.13Sashing of the stack
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Lecture 6.14The opening of vulnerable code in the debugger
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Lecture 6.15Exploitation of vulnerable code
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Lecture 6.16Showcase of stacks, memory locations and other pointers in memory locations
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Lecture 6.17Patching of those vulnerabilities
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