2015
Pluralsight
Andrew Mallett
9:08
English
The LPIC-1 and CompTIA exams have aligned so that you can gain both certifications by passing the one pair of exams. This course prepares you for the Part 2 exam and continues from the Part 1 course. This course is more focused on the services in Linux, such as the MariaDB server and email. We also take the time to look at implementing security. This is multi-faceted and we cover TCP wrappers, SSH, and encryption technologies. This has been an industry standard in certification for many years and this course provides your passport.
Introduction
Welcome to the Part 2 Exam Guide
105.1 Customize and Use the Shell Environment
Introducing the Shell Environment
Working with Variables
Discretion with Aliases
Being Functional at the CLI
Understanding Login Scripts
Persisting the Environment with Login Scripts
Summary
105.2 Customize or Write Simple Scripts
Save Hours Each Year By Learning to Script
Writing Simple, Interactive Scripts
Understanding Conditional Statements
Writing IF Statements
Writing CASE Statements
Understanding Loops
Writing FOR Loops and seq
Writing WHILE Loops and exec
105.3 SQL Data Management
Becoming a DBA in Nine Tiny Lessons
Installing MySQL
Understanding Creating Databases
Creating Databases and Tables
Understanding Data Integrity Using Foreign Keys
Implementing Foreign Keys and Using Joins
Summarizing Data
Using ORDER BY and GROUP BY
Summary and What's Next
106.1 Install and Configure X11
Introduction to X and the X.Org Foundation
Retrieve Information About Your X Environment
Adding Screen Resolutions Not Supplied by Standard
Adding Additional Fonts
Module Summary
106.2 Set Up a Display Manager
Working with Display Managers
Displaying User Avatars
Installing and Configuring LightDM
Summary
106.3 Accessibility
Linux Accessibility Features
Using the Screen Reader: We Call Him Roger
High Contrast Themes, Large Print, and Zoom
GOK, the On-screen Keyboard and AccessX
Summary
107.1 Manage User and Group Accounts and Related System Files
Managing and Maintaining Users and Groups
Creating Users
Managing Passwords and Password Age
Adding Aging Data to Passwords
Managing Groups
Special Accounts in Linux
107.2 Automate System Administration Tasks by Scheduling Jobs
Let's Schedule a Meeting
Using the System Cron File
Making Use of User Crons
Desktops Prefer Anacron
Ad-Hoc Tasks with at
Controlling Access to Scheduling
107.3 Localization and Internationalization
Introducing Language and Cultural Rules
Maintaining and Configuring the Linux Locale
Understanding Character Encoding
Working with Timezones
Enhanced Management Using systemd with timedatectl and localectl
Summary and What's Next
108.1 Maintain System Time
Time Is All About Everything Not Happening at Once
Cleaning Your Work Surface
Working Through a Configuration
Understanding NTP Tools and Insanity
Using the NTP Toolbox
System Time and Real Time - Yes, There Is a Difference
Summary and What's Next
108.2 System Logging
Welcome to System Logging
Configuring System Logging
Rotating Log Files
Using journalctl
Summary and What's Next
108.3 Mail Transfer Agents
What Are the MTAs in Linux?
Configuring exim4 on Debian 8
Using Mail Tools
Summary and What's Next
108.4 Manage Printers and Printing
Welcome to Printing
Managing Printers via the Web Interface
Command Line Printing with lp and lpr
CLI Management of Printers with lpadmin
Summary and What's Next
109.1 Fundamentals of Internet Protocols
Introducing Network Protocols
Say Hello to the /etc/services File
Becoming Bitwise with IP Addressing
Working with IP Addresses
Sub-netting and Protocol Stacks
109.2 Basic Network Configuration
Introduction to Network Configuration
Setting the Hostname and Resolution
Gaining Individual Interface Control
Configuring IP Addresses and Routes
Testing Your Configuration and Module Summary
109.3 Basic Network Troubleshooting
Introducing the Scenario
The Internet Is Down: Sorting Fact from Fiction
Working with Host Files
Port Scanning to See Available Services
Summary and What's Next
109.4 Client Side DNS
Introducing the Linux DNS Client
Working with /etc/hosts
DNS Client Name Resolution
Using dig to Resolve Names
Summary and What's Next
110.1 Perform Security Administration Tasks
Welcome to Host Security
Locating Files with Additional Permissions and Password Aging
Understanding How to Limit Server Access
Limiting Server Access Using PAM, Disabling User Accounts, and Port Scanning
Delegating Rights with sudo
Summary and What's Next
110.2 Set Up Host Security
Introduction
Listing Services and Restricting Logins
XINETD: The Super Daemon
Securing Services with TCP Wrappers
Summary and What's Next
110.3 Securing Data with Encryption
Introducing OpenSSH
Configuring the SSH Daemon
Using SSH Known Hosts on Local Client Configurations
Public Key Authentication with SSH
Implementing SSH Tunnels
Using GPD to Encrypt Data
Module Summary
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