Linux Networking for Administrators Online Course
Linux Networking for Administrators Online Course
This course is designed for beginners who want to learn Linux network administration. You will start with installing Linux and CentOS on a virtual machine and then progress to configuring network settings, managing network files, and using essential Linux networking commands. The course covers important topics like NIC bonding, IP address management, file transfers using SCP and rsync, and secure remote connections using SSH and Telnet. You will also learn to synchronize system time using NTP and chronyd and troubleshoot network traffic using traceroute. By the end of this course, you will be able to manage Linux networking, configure secure connections, transfer files efficiently, and troubleshoot network-related issues.
Key Benefits
- Learn Linux networking from scratch with hands-on exercises
- Understand how to set up and manage network components in Linux
- Use essential network commands for troubleshooting and file transfers
- Securely transfer files and manage remote connections with SSH and Telnet
- Gain practical knowledge of time synchronization using NTP and chronyd
- Learn to diagnose and fix network issues using traceroute
Target Audience
- Beginners interested in learning Linux networking concepts
- System administrators managing Linux-based network infrastructure
- Network engineers looking to expand their knowledge of Linux networking
- IT professionals who want to improve their troubleshooting skills
- Cloud engineers working with Linux-based environments
Learning Objectives
- Set up a virtual machine and install Linux and CentOS
- Understand network components and configurations in Linux
- Use essential networking commands like ping, curl, and traceroute
- Manage file transfers using Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) and rsync
- Configure secure remote connections with SSH and Telnet
- Locate IP addresses and manage hostname lookups
- Sync system time using Network Time Protocol (NTP) and chronyd
- Troubleshoot and analyze network traffic efficiently
Course Outline
The Linux Networking for Administrators Exam covers the following topics -
Module 1 - Introduction to Linux Network Administration
- Overview of Linux networking and its importance
- Understanding basic network configuration concepts
Module 2 - Setting Up the Lab Environment
- Downloading and installing VirtualBox for virtual machine setup
- Creating a virtual machine for Linux practice
- Installing Linux and CentOS on the virtual machine
Module 3 - Networking in Linux
- Enabling internet access in Linux virtual machines
- Understanding the different network components in Linux
- Managing network configuration files and settings
- Viewing and analyzing Network Interface Card (NIC) information
Module 4 - Advanced Network Configuration
- Understanding NIC bonding for improved network reliability
- Using the wget command to download files and applications
Module 5 - File Transfers and Remote Synchronization
- Understanding file transfers in Linux
- Copying files securely using Secure Copy Protocol (SCP)
- Synchronizing files between systems with rsync
Module 6 - Remote Access and Secure Connections
- Setting up and using SSH for secure remote access
- Understanding Telnet and its role in Linux networking
Module 7 - IP Address and Hostname Management
- Using commands to find and manage IP addresses and hostnames
Module 8 - Time Synchronization in Linux
- Understanding Network Time Protocol (NTP) for accurate system time
- Configuring and using chronyd for modern time synchronization
Module 9 - Network Troubleshooting and Traffic Analysis
- Using traceroute to analyze and troubleshoot network connections
