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Linux (Advanced)

The document outlines advanced Linux administration topics including file commands, user security, process control, and system configuration. It covers essential tools and commands for managing files, users, permissions, and system processes, as well as installation and boot management. Additionally, it discusses scheduling tasks, logging, and archiving, providing a comprehensive guide for Linux administrators.

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Linux (Advanced)

The document outlines advanced Linux administration topics including file commands, user security, process control, and system configuration. It covers essential tools and commands for managing files, users, permissions, and system processes, as well as installation and boot management. Additionally, it discusses scheduling tasks, logging, and archiving, providing a comprehensive guide for Linux administrators.

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Linux + (Advanced Linux Administration)

a- Using Documentation
- man
- apropos
- what is
- info
b- File Commands
- Copy file
- Moving files
- Deleting files
- reading files , cat , less , more , nl , head , tail
- create empty file , touch
- compress and decompress

c- locate files and find


d- grep and regular expression
e- piping and redirecting
f- Gnome Environment
- About Gnome
- shortcuts
g- text editor and vim
h- variables and shell
- variables in Linux
- creating shell variables
- displaying variables
- promoting shell variable to environment variable
- creating environment variable
- Displaying environment variables
- Deleting variables
i- Configuring Bash
- PATH environment Variables
- history command
- which command
- Re-executing commands !!
- creating Aliases
- Displaying Aliases
- Deleting Aliases
- Customizing the prompt
j- User Security
- Users and Groups
- Displaying User and Group information
- Displaying Group information
- Becoming the SuperUser
- Becoming a Different User
- Changing File Ownership
- Changing a File's Group Ownership
Learning Who is Logged In
k- Managing Users
- Essential files for users and groups
- Adding, Deleting , Modifying user account
- Managing groups
- password aging
- /etc/skel directory
- Locking an account
- Grphical user and group administration
l- File Security
-Permissions
-Permission Category
- Permission Types
- Changing Permission
m- file systems
- File System Types
- Device Naming and spacing
- Mounting File Systems
- Monitoring Disk Space
- Checking File System Integrity
n- Disk Quotas
- Disk Quotas
- Limits
- Steps to enable Quotas
- Viewing Quotas Usage
o- Archiving
- Backup Media
- Types of Backup
- Archiving and Extracting files using tar
p- Process Control
- Job Control
- Keeping track for jobs
- Running Jobs in background
- Running Jobs in foreground
- Listing Processes
- Monitoring Processes
- Sending signals to processes
- Terminating Processes
- Process priorities
q- Scheduling tasks
- Running Tasks at a specific time --at
- Scheduling recurring tasks -corn
- Restricting access to task scheduling
r- Booting Up
- The boot sequence
- the init process
- Runlevels
- changing Runlevels
- Changing the default runlevels
s- Log files
- Log file and rsyslogd Daemon
- Configuring rsyslogd -- rsyslog.conf
- Log Utilities
- Log Rotation
- Graphical Tool
t- Installation
- Hardware requirements
- Downloading CentOS
- Planning the Disk Layout
- The Installation Process
u- Boot Managers
- Boot Loaders
- Master Boot Record
- LILO
- GRUP

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