Lesson 1: History and Development of Linux
A Brief History of Linux
Benefits of Linux
Acquiring and Using Linux
Examining Linux Distributions
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Lesson 2: System Access
Logging In and Using the Linux System
Entering Commands
Getting Help
Obtaining Information About Your System
Logging In and Using Remote Linux Systems
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Lesson 3: Starting and Stopping Linux
Shutting Down a Linux System
Booting a Linux System
Other Boot Methods
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Lesson 4: User Accounts
Creating Additional User Accounts
Creating Groups
Managing Users
Managing Groups
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Lesson 5: Introduction to the Filesystem
Filesystem Navigation
Managing the Filesystem
Performing Filesystem Maintenance
Locating Files
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Lesson 6: Working with Linux Permissions
Understanding Permissions
Changing File and Directory Permissions
Changing Default Permissions and Ownership
Setting Daemon and Process Permissions
Evaluating System Security
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Lesson 7: Creating and Viewing Files
Using the vi Editor
Using other Editors
Examining File Contents
Redirection
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Lesson 8: Archiving Files
Archiving Files with tar
Archiving Files with cpio
Archiving Files with Other Utilities
Zipping Files
Examining Backup Issues
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Lesson 9: Working in X Windows
Introduction to X Windows and GNOME
Managing Files and Filesystems
Customizing X Windows
Configuring X Windows
Choosing and Changing Window Managers and Desktops
Remote X Window Access
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Lesson 10: Printing Files
Configuring a Local Printer
Printing
Managing Print Spools and Queues
Configuring Remote Printers
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Lesson 11: Package Management
Examining Package Solutions
Managing Packages with RPM
Verifying and Repairing Applications
Upgrading and Freshening Packages
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Lesson 12: Configuring the Linux Environment
Examining Shells
Using Variables
Examining Linux Configuration Script Files
Examining the /etc/fstab File
Examining the cron System
Creating a Shell Script
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Lesson 13: Multitasking
Managing Jobs and Background Processes
Using the Process Table to Manage Processes
Introducing Delayed and Detached Jobs
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Lesson 14: Configuring and Managing Services
Starting and Stopping Services
Identifying Core and Non-critical Services
Configuring Basic Client Services
Configuring Basic Internet Services
Working with Modules
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Lesson 15: Managing Network Services
Identifying Networking Concepts
Configuring Basic Network Services and Settings
Managing Network Services
Managing Remote Network Services
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Lesson 16: Working with Hardware
ROM BIOS
Installing and Configuring Add-in Hardware
Removing and Replacing Hardware
Installing and Configuring Hard Drives
FireWire Ports
Documenting Work Performed on a System
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Lesson 17: Troubleshooting Linux Systems
Understanding a Practical Troubleshooting Model
Troubleshooting Equipment Problems
Troubleshooting System Problems
Troubleshooting Application and Package Problems
Troubleshooting the Linux Operating System
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Lesson 18: Preparing for a Linux Installation
Gathering Installation Information
Creating Installation Disks
Partitioning the Disk
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Lesson 19: Installing Red Hat Linux 7.0 Using the WorkstationClass
Installing Red Hat Linux
Configuring Linux
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Lesson 20: Installing Red Hat Linux 7.0 with the CustomClass
Why Use the Custom Class?
Installing Linux Using the Custom Class
Partitioning the System
Choosing which Packages to Install
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