Kurs 16478 - Managing Linux Filesystem and Files - Online

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• Ziele
  - Identify features of commands used for tuning filesystems. - Identify the key aspects of journaling filesystems. - Identify options of the fsck command for checking filesystems. - Identify features of commands used for monitoring disk usage. - Identify features of commands used for temporarily mounting and unmounting filesystems. - Identify options used for permanently mounting filesystems. - Identify general considerations for naming files in Linux. - Identify features of basic file management commands - Identify options of the ln command used for creating links. - Identify the features of commands used for managing file ownership. - Identify features of different permission types. - Identify features of permission bits. - Identify key aspects of special permission bits. - Identify features of the umask command used for setting the default mode and group. - Identify features of various file attributes. - Identify key aspects of enabling quota support. - Identify features of commands used for managing quotas. - Identify key aspects of FileSystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS). - Identify features of commands used for locating files.
• Anforderungen
  The LPIC Junior Administration curriculum is designed for technology professionals responsible for user maintenance and workstation configuration in a Linux OS environment.
• Titel
  Kurs 16478 - Managing Linux Filesystem and Files
• Inhalt
  Course Overview
  
  This course covers the basics of filesystem management. It includes concepts that relate to the maintaining of filesystem integrity and mounting and unmounting a filesystem. This course also includes concepts of managing files, file ownership, and disk quotas. Additionally, this course covers the FHS standards and commands for locating files.
  
  Deployment Options
  
  Self-Study
  
  Accreditation
  
  CEU credits: 0.30 CEUs
  
  Total Learning Time
  
  3 hours
  
  Objectives
  
  Unit 1: Filesystem Management 3 hours
  
  - Identify the key aspects of journaling filesystems.
  - Identify options of the fsck command for checking filesystems.
  - Identify features of commands used for monitoring disk usage.
  - Identify features of commands used for temporarily mounting and unmounting filesystems.
  - Identify options used for permanently mounting filesystems.
  
  Unit 2: File Management 3 hours
  
  - Identify general considerations for naming files in Linux.
  - Identify features of basic file management commands
  - Identify options of the ln command used for creating links.
  - Identify the features of commands used for managing file ownership.
  - Identify features of different permission types.
  - Identify features of permission bits.
  - Identify key aspects of special permission bits.
  - Identify features of the umask command used for setting the default mode and group.
  - Identify features of various file attributes.
  - Identify key aspects of enabling quota support.
  - Identify features of commands used for managing quotas.
  - Identify key aspects of FileSystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS).
  - Identify features of commands used for locating files.
  
  Course Access
  
  Each student has access to the course for a period of 6 months from the day of enrollment in the course.

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