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The Linux Professional Institute Certification (LPIC) program is designed to certify competency in Linux professionals who use the operating system and its associated tools. The intention is to be distribution neutral, following the Linux Standard Base along with other relevant standards and conventions. The program consists of three levels of certification. In this course VTC author, Arthur Griffith, explores and explains, point by point, the objectives of the first two of the three LPIC exams. To begin learning, simply click the movie links.
Create Partitions & Filesystems
Maintain the Integrity of Filesystems
Mounting & Unmounting Filesystems
Use Permissions to Control Access to Files pt. 1
Use Permissions to Control Access to Files pt. 2
Operating the Linux Filesystem
Maintaining a Linux Filesystem
Creating & Configuring Filesystem Options
Process Text Streams Using Filters
Search Text Files Using Regular Expressions pt. 1
Search Text Files Using Regular Expressions pt. 2
Perform Basic File Editing Operations Using vi
Use & Manage Local System Documentation
Find Linux Documentation on the Internet
Notify Users On System Related Issues
Customize & Use the Shell Environment
Customize or Write Simple Scripts
Automating Tasks Using Scripts
Make & Install Programs From Source
Modify Process Execution Priorities
Use the Red Hat Package Manager
Install/Customize Window Manager
Manage Printers & Print Queues
User & System Environment Variables
Schedule Automatic Administration Tasks
Maintain an Effective Backup Strategy
Perform Security Administration Tasks
Troubleshooting System Resources
Configure Communication Devices
TCP/IP Configuration & Troubleshooting
Configure Linux as a PPP Client
Configure inetd/xinetd Services
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