Enterprise Linux Network Services (L-275)

About this Course:

This beginner-level 5 days training program is specifically designed for students striving to gain proficiency in installation, configuration, and troubleshooting of network services. Professionals will gain the first-hand experience of working in a networking environment and will get to work with Unix & Linux Operating Systems. The primary objective of this course is to help professionals understand the core concepts of implementing network services.

This course covers the key concepts of Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, Post Office Protocol, and Internet Message Access Protocol. Besides this, professionals will also build a strong familiarity with SMB, FTP, LDAP, and DNS Networking Services. 

Course Objectives:

The core objective of this course is to help professionals gain a better understanding and knowledge of the following key concepts:

• DNS and BIND Name Resolution
• DNS Hierarchies and Queries & Zone Transfers Restriction
• Open LDAP Directory Services, Schema, and Configuration
• Database Indexing & Configuration and LDAP Server Implementation & Security
• HTTPS & HTTP Traffic Management using Apache Web Server
• Apache Architecture, Modules, and Configuration Files
• Virtual Hosting and Log Analysis with Apache
• Apache Extension using Tomcat and PHP
• FTP Services Implementation and Cryptography Basics
• Squid Proxy Configuration and Apache Authentication
• Spam Mail Filtration and Email Server Client Configuration
• Samba Configuration for Shared Printer Services & Folder Management
• Password Encryption and SMTP Implementation using Sendmail
• Postfix Configuration and Client Access Encryption

Audience:

• Linux Network Administrators
• System Administrators and Linux Professionals
• Candidates striving to learn about Linux Installation, Configuration, & Troubleshooting

Prerequisites:

Professionals planning to enroll in the Enterprise Linux Network Services (L-275) must comply with the following prerequisites:

• Conceptual Understanding of Networks and Unix & Linux Operating Systems
• Familiarity with Linux Manipulation, Filing System, and Process Management
• Fundamental Knowledge of Networking Practices & Protocols
• Introduction to Linux Operating System & Enterprise System Administration Course