The LPIC-2 Linux Engineer curriculum will validate your ability to administer small to medium–sized mixed networks.

At the end of the workshop, you will be able to:

• perform advanced system administration, including common tasks regarding the Linux kernel, system startup and maintenance;
• perform advanced Management of block storage and file systems as well as advanced networking and authentication and system security, including firewall and VPN;
• install and configure fundamental network services, including DHCP, DNS, SSH, Web servers, file servers using FTP, NFS and Samba, email delivery; and
• supervise assistants and advise management on automation and purchases.

Why Undertake Linux System Security Training:

• Improving the skillsets of less experienced employees to prevent them from slowing down more experienced team members
• Providing the ability to focus directly on solving important challenges at your organization
• Enhancing your ICT team’s overall production by raising the knowledge of a team or business unit
• IT staff with advanced skill set and in-depth technical know-how gives your organization a competitive advantage.
• LPI certification’s assessment of your IT staff’s technical expertise, reliably benchmarks their skills required for an enterprise IT environment.
• Investment in Linux training is investment in your staff’s professional skills and career goals with ripple effect of increasing their job performance and loyalty to the organization resulting to employee satisfaction and retention.
• The performance-based and community-sourced LPI certification exams are difficult by design, so you can be rest assured that a candidate boasting with a TecFlax LPI training is truly qualified for your organization.

LPI’s distribution neutral certification shows Linux versatility. This means that rather than being limited to one particular vendor technology, you will be capable of working with multiple open source technologies – mirroring the environments you will experience on the actual job.

Because LPI provides well developed robust training curriculum and detailed exam objectives, your training and exam prep time is more efficiently spent. LPI’s multi-level track verifies you have the most comprehensive breadth and depth of Open Source Knowledge and advanced practical skills in Linux System Security. As well, LPI certifications are valid for 5 years, longer than most.

LPIC 201

1. Capacity Planning

2. Linux Kernel

3. System Startup

4. Filesystem and Devices

5. Advanced Storage Device Administration

6. Networking Configuration

7. System Maintenance

LPIC 202

8. Domain Name Server

9. Web Services

10. File Sharing

11. Network Client Management

12. E-Mail Services

13. System Security

Summary of Enterprise Level Activities and Best Security Practices

14. Securing Linux: SSH Keys Authentication, Firewall Security, Managing User Accounts, User Level Security, Managing Program Access, Managing Network Security

15. Linux Troubleshooting: Booting, Network, Performance

16. Enterprise Linux Technologies: Web Server, Database, Security, Network & Server Monitoring, Backup/Restore

17. Practical Labs (Set Up LAMP Web Server, Hardening Linux Server, Linux Performance Monitoring)