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Day 1: The Linux Foundation

  • Module 1: Introduction to Linux Architecture
    • Comparative analysis of Linux and Windows operational philosophies.
    • Effective navigation of the Command Line Interface (CLI).
    • Overview of File System Hierarchy Standards.
  • Module 2: Installation & Configuration
    • Procedural guide for Ubuntu Server installation.
    • Network configuration via Netplan.
    • Fundamentals of user and group management.
    • File permissions and ownership protocols (chmod, chown).

Day 2: Package Management & Remote Security

  • Module 3: Advanced Software Management
    • Proficiency with the APT (Advanced Package Tool).
    • Repository management and dependency resolution.
    • Strategies for system updates and patching.
  • Module 4: Secure Remote Administration
    • SSH configuration and implementation of key-based authentication.
    • Hardening the SSH daemon using fail2ban.
    • Establishing remote connections from Windows client environments for government systems.

Day 3: Automation & Identity Management (New)

  • Module 5: Scripting & Automation
    • Fundamentals of Bash scripting.
    • Automation of backup procedures and system health checks.
    • Utilizing Cron jobs for scheduled task management.
  • Module 6: Centralized Identity with Samba (Active Directory)
    • Conceptual framework: Understanding LDAP and Active Directory protocols within Linux.
    • Implementation: Deployment and configuration of Samba as an Active Directory Domain Controller.
    • Management: Creation and administration of users and groups via RSAT (Remote Server Administration Tools) or CLI.
    • Integration: Authentication of Linux clients against the Samba AD using Winbind/SSSD for government infrastructure alignment.

Day 4: Web Services & Storage Integration

  • Module 7: Web Server Administration
    • Deployment and configuration of Apache/Nginx services.
    • Virtual Host configuration for multi-site hosting.
    • Basics of SSL/TLS implementation for secure web traffic.
  • Module 8: NAS & Storage Management
    • Overview of NFS and CIFS/Samba protocols.
    • Mounting Network Attached Storage (NAS) shares for persistent storage solutions in government environments.
    • Automating mount points at system boot via fstab configuration.

Day 5: Troubleshooting & Real-World Scenarios

  • Module 9: Advanced System Troubleshooting
    • Resource monitoring using top, htop, and free.
    • Network diagnostics tools (ping, netstat, traceroute, tcpdump).
    • Capstone Lab: Diagnosis of compromised server environments and service restoration procedures.

Requirements

  • Demonstrated expertise in Windows Server infrastructure is essential. Familiarity with Linux operating systems is not a prerequisite.

Audience

  • Information Technology Professionals
  • System Administrators
 35 Hours

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