Learn Linux for networking. Part 1 covers creating virtual machines, editing files, and managing permissions and processes from the Linux command line.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- Linux network operating system shells, Cisco, and others
- Linux network operating systems (NOS)
- Cisco IOS Linux commands, part 1
- Cisco IOS Linux commands, part 2
- It's just a CLI
- Rise of the machines
- DHCP server
- DHCP client
- Network address translation (NAT) and internet testing
- Static Linux Docker container PC
- Network testing
- Ubuntu_Desktop_QEMU virtual machine
- Ubuntu Server download and VMware import
- Ubuntu Server installation
- Integrate Ubuntu Server virtual machine
- Ubuntu Server: Manual IP address
- Which Linux distro should you learn?
- Red Hat, CentOS, and Fedora
- Debian, Ubuntu, and Mint
- Why text editors?
- nano and vi introduction
- vi shortcuts and why learn vi?
- nano overview and shortcuts
- Root = power
- Linux prompt basics
- Get help and version determination
- Fix GNS3 issue
- ifconfig deprecated
- File systems
- Tree and directories
- Linux directory hierarchy, part 1
- Linux directory hierarchy, part 2
- Linux directory hierarchy, part 3
- ls help, man, grep, more, and less
- Owners, groups, and permissions
- Owners and groups example
- Linux is about choice: cat, less, and more
- Copy, move, and delete, part 1
- Copy, move, and delete, part 2
- Never do this!
- Introduction
- Why?
- Shells, home directories, and groups
- Bash, home directories, and permissions
- Add users
- Modify users
- Groups
- Passwords
- Password settings
- Linux permissions, part 1: Introduction
- Linux permissions, part 2
- Linux permissions, part 3
- Linux permissions, part 4: Absolute permissions
- Linux permissions, part 5: Relative permissions
- Linux processes, part 1
- Linux processes, part 2
Taught by
David Bombal
