LPI Linux Essentials Online Training

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James Conrad

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1.Linux Evolution and Popular Operating Systems

1.Intro1C30C.mp4

01:07

2.The Function of an Operating System1C30C.mp4

03:42

3.The History of Linux1C30C.mp4

04:56

4.Comparing Windows and Linux1C30C.mp4

11:41

5.Why Use Linux 1C30C.mp4

06:06

6.Linux Distributions1C30C.mp4

12:25

7.Alternative Linux Distributions1C30C.mp4

05:01

8.Validation1C30C.mp4

02:39

2.Linux Software Packages

1.Introduction1C30C.mp4

01:20

2.Open Source Apps Programming Server and Administration1C30C.mp4

10:20

3.1C30C.mp4

11:05

4.Major Open Source Apps Desktop and Mobile1C30C.mp4

10:59

5.Install Software via GUI apt and dnf1C30C.mp4

03:42

6.Uninstall Software1C30C.mp4

12:22

7.Open Source Software and Licensing1C30C.mp4

01:52

3.Getting to the Command Line and Desktop Skills

1.Linux Interface - Command Line1C30C.mp4

13:04

2.Linux Desktop Environment - Overview1C30C.mp4

07:18

3.Linux Desktop Environment - GNOME and KDE Plasma1C30C.mp4

14:54

4.Linux Desktop Environment - Linux Mint Cinnamon1C30C.mp4

10:59

5.1C30C.mp4

03:32

6.Validation1C30C.mp4

05:41

4.ITC Skills and Working in Linux

1.Linux in Daily Life and Industry1C30C.mp4

10:19

2.Linux in the Server Room and on the Desktop1C30C.mp4

06:51

3.IaaS PaaS and SaaS1C30C.mp4

10:31

4.Virtualize Servers1C30C.mp4

08:44

5.Virtualize Desktops1C30C.mp4

07:33

6.Install Virtualization Software and Guests1C30C.mp4

18:57

7.Validation1C30C.mp4

01:08

5.Linux Privacy and Security

1.Introduction1C30C.mp4

00:46

2.Internet Cookies and Privacy1C30C.mp4

16:09

3.Choose Strong Passwords1C30C.mp4

15:08

4.Encryption What Do We Need to Protect 1C30C.mp4

10:39

5.Using Certificates to Encrypt and Sign1C30C.mp4

14:48

6.Encryption Cant Help you Here1C30C.mp4

05:47

7.Encryption Tools and Demo1C30C.mp4

07:27

8.Validation1C30C.mp4

01:53

6.Finding Your Way on a Linux System

1.Command Line Basics Overview1C30C.mp4

06:14

2.1C30C.mp4

14:58

3.Command Line Basics Demo1C30C.mp4

11:43

4.1C30C.mp4

10:54

5.Local and Environment Variables1C30C.mp4

09:57

6.Getting Help From the Command Line1C30C.mp4

07:38

7.Managing Directories and Files

1.Using Directories Overview1C30C.mp4

07:39

2.Using Directories Demo1C30C.mp4

10:24

3.Advanced ls Options1C30C.mp4

07:18

4.Creating Managing and Deleting Files1C30C.mp4

12:52

5.Validation1C30C.mp4

04:08

8.Archiving Files on the Command Line

1.Archiving1C30C.mp4

04:24

2.Compression1C30C.mp4

07:49

3.Archive and Compression Tools1C30C.mp4

05:20

4.Archive and Compression Commands1C30C.mp4

05:09

5.Archive Demonstration1C30C.mp4

06:45

6.Compression Demonstration1C30C.mp4

13:20

7.Compressed Archive Demonstration1C30C.mp4

04:45

8.Validation1C30C.mp4

05:01

9.Searching & Extracting Data and Scripting

1.Input Output and Errors1C30C.mp4

02:29

2.Standard Output1C30C.mp4

03:36

3.Error Handling1C30C.mp4

06:57

4.Input and Here Document1C30C.mp4

04:25

5.Combinations1C30C.mp4

03:44

6.Piping Results1C30C.mp4

06:49

7.Extract Specific Data1C30C.mp4

13:15

8.Introduction to Scripting1C30C.mp4

07:17

9.Scripting Demonstrations1C30C.mp4

14:40

10.Validation1C30C.mp4

04:05

10.Choose an Operating System

1.Review Operating System Fundamentals1C30C.mp4

06:21

2.1C30C.mp4

13:29

3.Windows vs Linux1C30C.mp4

11:53

4.1C30C.mp4

07:42

5.macOS1C30C.mp4

04:54

11.Hardware Power Supplies Motherboard RAM

1.Power Supplies1C30C.mp4

12:12

2.Motherboard Overview1C30C.mp4

07:48

3.Motherboard Tour1C30C.mp4

15:01

4.Memory1C30C.mp4

14:11

5.Validation1C30C.mp4

02:30

12.Hardware CPU Storage Peripherals and Devices

1.Processors (CPU)1C30C.mp4

20:08

2.Hard Disk Drive Characteristics1C30C.mp4

07:52

3.Hard Disk Drive Performance1C30C.mp4

05:22

4.Solid State Drives (SSD)1C30C.mp4

04:05

5.M.2 Storage1C30C.mp4

02:31

6.RAID Arrays1C30C.mp4

05:56

7.Partitions1C30C.mp4

06:19

8.Drivers and Device Files1C30C.mp4

04:05

9.Peripherals1C30C.mp4

06:40

10.Validation1C30C.mp4

05:12

13.Where Data is Stored

1.Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) and Introduction1C30C.mp4

02:51

2.boot and lib Directories1C30C.mp4

06:54

3.var Directory1C30C.mp4

03:42

4.proc Directory1C30C.mp4

06:40

5.dev Directory1C30C.mp4

06:18

6.sys Directory1C30C.mp4

06:48

7.Binary Directories1C30C.mp4

08:28

8.etc Directory1C30C.mp4

04:55

9.System and Log Analysis1C30C.mp4

07:42

14.Your Computer on the Network

1.Introduction1C30C.mp4

00:48

2.Network Layers1C30C.mp4

03:02

3.Link Layer 1C30C.mp4

07:00

4.Binary Numbering1C30C.mp4

06:15

5.Binary and Decimal IP Addresses1C30C.mp4

05:56

6.How Routing Works1C30C.mp4

08:32

7.Routing and the ANDing Process1C30C.mp4

08:07

8.Private IPv4 Addresses1C30C.mp4

09:44

9.IPv6 Addresses1C30C.mp4

06:17

10.DNS and Sockets1C30C.mp4

10:58

11.1C30C.mp4

02:55

15.Basic Security Tools Shell and Access Control

1.Accounts and Identity Tools1C30C.mp4

15:54

2.Changing the Shell1C30C.mp4

06:22

3.Using su and sudo 1C30C.mp4

05:19

4.Access Control Files1C30C.mp4

09:52

5.Vallidation1C30C.mp4

06:06

16.Creating Users and Groups

1.Implement useradd to Create Users1C30C.mp4

10:00

2.1C30C.mp4

12:31

3.1C30C.mp4

05:54

4.Modify User Account Defaults1C30C.mp4

08:55

5.1C30C.mp4

07:05

6.1C30C.mp4

05:32

17.File Permissions Ownership and Links

1.Symbolic Mode Permissions 1C30C.mp4

19:30

2.Numeric Mode Permissions1C30C.mp4

06:26

3.Change Ownership1C30C.mp4

04:01

4.The Sticky Bit1C30C.mp4

04:44

5.Set the SGID and SUID1C30C.mp4

05:48

6.Hard and Symbolic Links1C30C.mp4

08:17

7.Validation1C30C.mp4

05:21

More details

This foundational LPI Linux Essentials training prepares systems administrators to take the LPI 010 exam, which is the one required exam to earn the LPI Linux Essentials certification.

What is Linux? What is a Kernel? How do I use command lines, and what makes Linux a superior choice in comparison to other operating systems? Learn the answers to these questions and a lot more in our LPI Linux Essentials training. As the use of open source technology expands at the enterprise level, traditional Information and Communication Technology (ICT) job roles are transforming, and more than ever, they require Linux skills. Whether youâ€™re starting your career in open source, or looking for advancement, with this training you can independently verify your skill set, help you stand out to hiring managers or your management team, and certify as a Linux professional.

For anyone who manages their office or workcenter's LPI training, this LPI Linux Essentials training can be used for LPI 010 exam prep, on-boarding new systems administrators, or as part of a team training plan.

LPI Linux Essentials: What You Need to Know

This LPI Linux Essentials training has videos that cover topics such as:

Recognizing open source applications and their closed source equivalents
Handling hardware, programs and components of the Linux operating system
Working on the command line to navigate files
Creating and restoring compressed backups and archives
Configuring system security, users and groups, and file permissions for public and private directories
Creating and running simple scripts

Who Should Take LPI Linux Essentials Training?

This LPI Linux Essentials training is considered foundational-level LPI training, which means it was designed for systems administrators with 6 months to 1 year of experience â€” or no experience at all. This LPI Linux Essentials course is valuable for new or aspiring IT professionals, experienced systems administrators looking to validate foundational skills, and non-technical professionals.

Desktop support user training. If youâ€™re not familiar with Linux, it can be easy to get scared away from ever trying it. To the uninitiated, it looks familiar and operates similarly to Windows, but beyond its similarity, itâ€™s not clear what the differences are and why they matter. This Linux Essentials training is everything you need to use the operating system, optimize the applications and configurations, and after you take it, youâ€™ll see just how powerful, fast, affordable -- and above all, easy -- Linux can be.

New or aspiring IT professionals. If youâ€™re just starting out in a career in IT, be prepared to use Linux. Linux is one of the most common operating systems in the world, particularly among those who are serious about developing, administrating networks, or engineering systems. When you get in on the ground floor with our Linux Essentials training, youâ€™ll learn everything you need to build a great career in IT, switching effortlessly between Linux and any other operating systems you come across.

Experienced IT professionals. Experienced IT professionals, no matter their industry or specialization, have probably come to realize how important it is to be fluent with Linux. Maybe youâ€™ve even learned some Linux on your own, catching some YouTube tutorials or browsing Stack Overflow explanations. If youâ€™re tired of a piecemeal familiarity with Linux and want a solid foundation for a career navigating the open source operating system, start with our Linux Essentials training.

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I really enjoy teaching someone a topic that was difficult for me to learn so they don’t have to go through the same pain that I did while learning that topic.

James brings more than 30 years of IT experience to his training. He got his start in IT volunteering for a nonprofit and becoming their defacto IT pro — while using an MS-DOS portable computer. Before joining CBT Nuggets, James did freelance IT work, and wrote and reviewed technical books. His hobbies include photography, hiking, and traveling, especially to Eastern Europe and Russia.

Certifications: Microsoft Certified Professional, Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate, Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert, Microsoft Certified Technician, Certified Ethical Hacker, and CompTIA A+

Areas of expertise: Microsoft (Group Policy) and CompTIA

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