CompTIA Linux+ Certification Training (Live Online)

For many years, Linux has dominated the server install base in the business world—and it will continue to do so in the foreseeable future. Linux's popularity has led to a greater need for information technology (IT) professionals who can manage servers that run some form of the Linux kernel. The Official CompTIA® Linux+® courseware builds on your existing experience with systems operations and administration to provide you with the knowledge and skills required to configure, manage, operate, and troubleshoot a Linux environment by using security best practices, scripting, and automation.Exam Prep SoftwareAll of our CompTIA classes include access to web-based practice exams. CompTIA certification exams are very rigorous and challenging. By studying after the class and using these practice exams, you will greatly improve your chances of passing the actual certification exam the first time. Exam prep software is included with all CompTIA classes delivered by ONLC Training Centers.ONLC’s Exam Pass GuaranteeONLC’s CompTIA certification classes come with an Exam Pass Guarantee. What that essentially means is that we want to make sure that everyone is taking advantage of the Practice Test that we are providing and achieve and 85% or better in Certification Mode prior to us releasing the initial exam voucher. The practice test is typically ordered the first day of class and emailed to each student. Once you email us at [email protected] with proof of the 85% or better, we will go ahead and release the exam voucher to you within 24 hours. Should you fail on the first attempt, we will then give you a second voucher. However, should you decide to not take the practice exam or to take the exam without first achieving the 85% in certification mode, the Exam Pass is null and void. Please read through our:Exam Pass GuaranteeAdditional Notes Regarding CompTIA Certification ExamsAs with most professional IT certifications, many addition hours of study are required before the class (meeting the prerequisites) and after the class (reviewing exam objectives and practice questions). Expect to spend a significant number of hours studying outside of the class before you take a CompTIA or any other IT professional exam.Course ObjectivesIn this course, you will configure, operate, and troubleshoot Linux systems.You will:Perform basic Linux tasks.Manage users and groups.Manage permissions and ownership.Manage storage.Manage files and directories.Manage kernel modules.Manage the Linux boot process.Manage system components.Manage devices.Manage networking.Manage packages and software.Secure Linux systems.Write and execute Bash shell scripts.Automate tasks.Plan and perform a Linux installation.Target StudentThis course is designed for IT professionals whose primary job responsibility is the management of servers and other devices running the Linux operating system. A typical student in this course should have at least nine months of hands-on Linux experience and at least one and a half years of IT experience in other computing environments. The target student should wish to expand their skillset to support their career in Linux system administration and operation.This course is also designed for students who are seeking the CompTIA Linux+ certification and who want to prepare for Exam XK0-004. The Linux+ certification can validate the student's understanding and skill in configuring, monitoring, and supporting Linux systems.PrerequisitesTo ensure your success in this course, you should have at least foundational experience with general systems administration procedures, some hands-on exposure to one or more Linux distributions, as well as knowledge of computing hardware and basic networking and cybersecurity concepts.You can obtain this level of skills and knowledge by taking the following official CompTIA courses:A+® Core 1 and 2 (Exams 220-1001 and 220-1002)Network+® (Exam N10-008)Security+® (Exam SY0-601)To view those courses go to:CompTIA CertificationsCourse ContentLesson 1: Performing Basic Linux TasksTopic A: Identify the Linux Design PhilosophyTopic B: Enter Shell CommandsTopic C: Get Help with LinuxLesson 2: Managing Users and GroupsTopic A: Assume Superuser PrivilegesTopic B: Create, Modify, and Delete UsersTopic C: Create, Modify, and Delete GroupsTopic D: Query Users and GroupsTopic E: Configure Account ProfilesLesson 3: Managing Permissions and OwnershipTopic A: Modify File and Directory PermissionsTopic B: Modify File and Directory OwnershipTopic C: Configure Special Permissions and AttributesTopic D: Troubleshoot Permissions IssuesLesson 4: Managing StorageTopic A: Create PartitionsTopic B: Manage Logical VolumesTopic C: Mount File SystemsTopic D: Manage File SystemsTopic E: Navigate the Linux Directory StructureTopic F: Troubleshoot Storage IssuesLesson 5: Managing Files and DirectoriesTopic A: Create and Edit Text FilesTopic B: Search for FilesTopic C: Perform Operations on Files and DirectoriesTopic D: Process Text FilesTopic E: Manipulate File OutputLesson 6: Managing Kernel ModulesTopic A: Explore the Linux KernelTopic B: Install and Configure Kernel ModulesTopic C: Monitor Kernel ModulesLesson 7: Managing the Linux Boot ProcessTopic A: Configure Linux Boot ComponentsTopic B: Configure GRUB 2Lesson 8: Managing System ComponentsTopic A: Configure Localization OptionsTopic B: Configure GUIsTopic C: Manage ServicesTopic D: Troubleshoot Process IssuesTopic E: Troubleshoot CPU and Memory IssuesLesson 9: Managing DevicesTopic A: Identify the Types of Linux DevicesTopic B: Configure DevicesTopic C: Monitor DevicesTopic D: Troubleshoot Hardware IssuesLesson 10: Managing NetworkingTopic A: Identify TCP/IP FundamentalsTopic B: Identify Linux Server RolesTopic C: Connect to a NetworkTopic D: Configure DHCP and DNS Client ServicesTopic E: Configure Cloud and Virtualization TechnologiesTopic F: Troubleshoot Networking IssuesLesson 11: Managing Packages and SoftwareTopic A: Identify Package ManagersTopic B: Manage RPM Packages with YUMTopic C: Manage Debian Packages with APTTopic D: Configure RepositoriesTopic E: Acquire SoftwareTopic F: Build Software from Source CodeTopic G: Troubleshoot Software Dependency IssuesLesson 12: Securing Linux SystemsTopic A: Implement Cybersecurity Best PracticesTopic B: Implement Identity and Access Management MethodsTopic C: Configure SELinux or AppArmorTopic D: Configure FirewallsTopic E: Implement Logging ServicesTopic F: Back Up, Restore, and Verify DataLesson 13: Working with Bash ScriptsTopic A: Customize the Bash Shell EnvironmentTopic B: Identify Scripting and Programming FundamentalsTopic C: Write and Execute a Simple Bash ScriptTopic D: Incorporate Control Statements in Bash ScriptsLesson 14: Automating TasksTopic A: Schedule JobsTopic B: Implement Version Control Using GitTopic C: Identify Orchestration ConceptsLesson 15: Installing LinuxTopic A: Prepare for Linux InstallationTopic B: Perform the Installation