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General Inf

Course CompTIA Linux+
Pre-requisites

Basic Computer Knowledge

Exams Covered LX0-101 and LX0-102
Course Material

Linux+ study guide

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Logitrain Provides Handouts, Stationery, Sample Resume` and Cover Letter
Payment Method

EFTpos / Online Transfer / Cash / Paypal / Credit Card: VISA, MasterCard, AMEX (3% surcharge applies to credit cards only) 

Location

Melbourne: Level 1, 339 King Street, Melbourne (corner King and Latrobe St)

 

Sydney: Suite 1A7, 410 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills

TIMING - PRICING - SCHEDULE

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Weekdays (Full-Time)
Course CompTIA Linux+
Duration 4 days
Timing 9:30 am to 5:00 pm
Days Monday to Thursday
Pricing & Schedule

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Weeknights (Part-Time)
Course CompTIA Linux+
Duration 4 weeks
Timing 6:00 pm to 9:30 pm
Days Wednesday and Thursday
Pricing & Schedule

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Weekends (Part-Time)
Course CompTIA Linux+
Duration 4 weeks
Timing 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Days Saturdays only
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Weekdays includes free course resit + mock test + post course support + 20% of next course of equal or lesser value

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Overview

Linux+ is designed to certify professionals who can install, configure, manage, network, and troubleshoot Linux-based desktops and servers.  Such individuals should also be conversant with Linux concepts and basic Linux hardware.

Skills Gained

  • Installation and Configuration
  • System Maintenance and Operations
  • Application and Services
  • Networking
  • Security
  • Troubleshooting

Audience

  • University students
  • Helpdesk operators
  • Candidates entering IT job market
  • First-level network support staff

Outline

  • Compare and contrast installation sources
  • Implement partitioning schemes and filesystem layout 
  • Explain the purpose for using filesystem types
  • Conduct routine mount and unmount of filesystems 
  • Explain the advantages of having a separate partition or volume
  • Explain the purpose of directories
  • Configure the boot process
  • Perform package management functions 
  • Configure profile and environment variables system-wide and at the user level
  • Troubleshoot boot issues
  • Manage devices
  • System Maintenance and Operations 
  • Conduct basic tasks using BASH
  • Analyze system and application logs to troubleshoot Linux systems
  • Conduct and manage backup and restore operations 
  • Explain the features and concepts of X11
  • Explain the difference in runlevels and their purpose 
  • Manage filesystems 
  • Implement task scheduling
  • Utilize performance monitoring tools and concepts to identify common problems 
  • Manage Linux system services
  • Implement interoperability with Windows
  • Implement, configure and maintain Web and FTP services
  • Troubleshoot web-related services using the following utilities 
  • Given a scenario, troubleshoot common FTP problems 
  • Given a scenario, perform the following MySQL administrative tasks 
  • Explain the purpose of mail services, protocols and features 
  • Deploy and manage CUPS print services 
  • Set up, install, configure and maintain a BIND DNS server and related services 
  • Perform basic administration of the DHCP server 
  • Given a scenario, troubleshoot NTP related issues
  • Identify common networking ports and the associated service
  • Implement configurations and configuration changes 
  • Explain the different DNS record types and the process of DNS resolution 
  • Troubleshoot basic connectivity issues
  • Manage and monitor user and group accounts using the following
  • Select the appropriate file permissions and ownership and troubleshoot 
  • Explain the basics of SELinux 
  • Given a scenario, implement privilege escalation

FAQs

CompTIA exams can be registered and taken any time. Candidates can achieve CompTIA Linux+ certification by passing two exams.

  • LX0-101
  • LX0-102
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Had a lot of grey areas with my "previous" networking concepts. After attending the course all got cleared. Feel more competent and confident at work.
- Chetan
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Melbourne
Level 1
339 King St
Melbourne VIC
Sydney
Suite 1A7
410 Elizabeth St
Surry Hills NSW
Brisbane
95 Charlotte St
Brisbane QLD
Adelaide
65 Hindley St
Adelaide SA
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