LPIC-1 Online Training

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John McGovern

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1. Introduction to LPIC-1.mp4

04:20

2. What are Distros.mp4

07:02

3. Windows Xubuntu Setup.mp4

18:33

4. Windows Rocky Linux Setup.mp4

04:31

5. Mac Xubuntu Setup.mp4

06:47

6. Mac Rocky Linux Setup.mp4

05:17

7. Command Line Basics.mp4

14:24

8. Working with Peripherals.mp4

08:55

9. Proc and Sys Directories.mp4

08:50

10. The Dev Directory.mp4

06:49

11. Kernel Modules.mp4

11:34

12. The Boot Process.mp4

10:59

13. SysVinit.mp4

08:23

14. Upstart.mp4

07:06

15. Systemd.mp4

10:36

16. Runlevels.mp4

08:37

17. Boot Targets.mp4

07:25

18. MBR vs GPT.mp4

09:18

19. Partitions on a Linux System.mp4

13:39

20. Filesystem Hierarchy Standard.mp4

17:53

21. Swapping.mp4

07:39

22. Mount Points.mp4

09:15

23. Logical Volume Manager.mp4

05:24

24. The LILO Boot Loader.mp4

06:10

25. The GRUB Boot Loader.mp4

11:35

26. The GRUB2 Boot Loader.mp4

09:32

27. Additional Boot Loaders.mp4

05:09

28. Shared Libraries.mp4

15:50

29. Locating Library Files.mp4

06:03

30. Introduction.mp4

15:16

31. dpkg.mp4

13:59

32. apt, apt-get And apt-cache.mp4

14:40

33. aptitude.mp4

05:28

34. RPM.mp4

13:17

35. YUM.mp4

10:58

36. Zypper.mp4

05:42

37. Virtual Machines.mp4

10:41

38. Containers.mp4

04:40

39. Infrastructure as a Service.mp4

09:17

40. Introduction.mp4

10:46

41. Understanding Shells.mp4

11:11

42. Echo.mp4

07:41

43. Metacharacters.mp4

06:07

44. The env Command.mp4

03:10

45. Variable Scope.mp4

04:08

46. History and Type.mp4

06:35

47. Opening Files.mp4

10:41

48. Reading Compressed Files.mp4

06:11

49. od, wc And nl.mp4

07:59

50. sort, uniq And tr.mp4

12:49

51. cut, sed And split.mp4

09:03

52. Hashing.mp4

05:32

53. Listing and Changing Directories.mp4

19:31

54. Copying Files.mp4

12:32

55. Moving Files.mp4

08:46

56. Changing Timestamps And Querying File Types.mp4

06:45

57. Creating Directories.mp4

05:55

58. Removing Files and Directories.mp4

06:00

59. Globbing.mp4

11:15

60. Finding.mp4

10:55

61. Creating Archives with Tar.mp4

07:51

62. Compression.mp4

04:38

63. Copying Files with dd.mp4

07:34

64. Streams.mp4

04:11

65. Redirection.mp4

24:59

66. Piping.mp4

07:27

67. CPIO.mp4

05:47

68. Xargs.mp4

07:10

69. Processes and.mp4

14:38

70. Uptime and Memory Statistics.mp4

08:20

71. Searching Processes with pgrep.mp4

04:05

72. Jobs.mp4

07:02

73. Sending Signals to Processes.mp4

12:09

74. Nohup.mp4

03:34

75. Multiplexing.mp4

06:04

76. Managing Process Priorities.mp4

07:19

77. Pattern Matching with grep.mp4

20:46

78. egrep, fgrep and rgrep.mp4

07:32

79. Getting Started with Vim.mp4

08:28

80. Exploring Vim.mp4

13:55

81. Block Devices and Partitions.mp4

07:28

82. File Systems.mp4

12:02

83. Creating Partitions with fdisk.mp4

12:19

84. Creating File Systems.mp4

13:50

85. Exploring gdisk and parted.mp4

05:40

86. Disk Usage.mp4

14:50

87. Consistency Checking.mp4

11:57

88. Tuning File System Settings.mp4

10:00

89. Exploring xfsprogs.mp4

07:38

90. Hard Links And Soft Links.mp4

09:30

91. Mounting and Unmounting.mp4

17:39

92. Persistent Mounting with fstab.mp4

12:54

93. Mounting with Systemd.mp4

05:14

94. Locating Files.mp4

09:14

95. Exploring System Commands.mp4

04:03

96. Owners, Groups And Permissions.mp4

09:16

97. Changing Group Membership And Owners.mp4

05:37

98. Changing Permissions.mp4

17:19

99. Special Permissions.mp4

14:29

100. Default Permissions.mp4

05:19

101. Understanding Shell Environments.mp4

14:50

102. Modifying the Shell Environment.mp4

15:17

103. Graphical Desktops.mp4

09:32

104. Accessibility.mp4

06:01

105. Introduction to Shell Scripting.mp4

15:29

106, Setting and Reading Variables.mp4

08:45

107. Conditional Logic.mp4

11:33

108. Loops.mp4

11:03

109. Sequences and Tests.mp4

04:22

110. Introduction to X11.mp4

08:02

111. X Window Configuration Files.mp4

10:17

112. Window and Display Managers.mp4

05:40

113. Remote Access.mp4

08:24

114. Wayland.mp4

04:56

115. Client-Side DNS.mp4

16:05

116. User Creation and Deletion.mp4

20:51

117. Creating and Deleting Groups.mp4

11:16

118. User and Group Modification.mp4

09:50

119. Working with Passwords.mp4

09:22

120. Introduction to Cron.mp4

18:51

121. Crontab Permissions.mp4

11:56

122. Understanding Anacron.mp4

11:08

123. Scheduling One-Time Jobs.mp4

05:01

124. Scheduling with Systemd.mp4

06:06

125. Introduction to Localization.mp4

09:42

126. Converting Encodings.mp4

07:51

127. Changing Languages.mp4

09:44

128. Timezones.mp4

18:45

129. Introduction to System And Hardware Clocks.mp4

07:25

130. The hwclock command.mp4

12:44

131. Introduction to NTP.mp4

07:21

132. NTP Configuration.mp4

12:44

133. Working with Chronyd.mp4

06:44

134. Introduction to Logging.mp4

16:50

135. Exploring rsyslog.mp4

13:06

136. Understanding syslog-ng.mp4

03:39

137. Systemd journaling.mp4

06:36

138. Using journalctl.mp4

10:23

139. Introduction to Linux Email.mp4

15:36

140. Email Configuration.mp4

22:01

141. Introduction to CUPS.mp4

05:45

142. Printing Tools.mp4

08:06

143. Introduction to Networking.mp4

04:38

144. Network Access Layer.mp4

10:27

145. Internet Layer.mp4

07:27

146. Transport Layer.mp4

10:03

147. Application Layer.mp4

05:01

148. Understanding Ports.mp4

15:00

149. Introduction to IP Addressing.mp4

09:37

150. IPv4 Addressing.mp4

10:26

151. Public and Private Addresses.mp4

13:08

152. Subnet Masks.mp4

13:34

153. IPv6 Addressing.mp4

09:09

154. Introduction.mp4

03:27

155. Networking Concepts.mp4

16:34

156. Network Manager.mp4

16:18

157. Network Configuration Changes.mp4

06:26

158. Legacy Configuration Tools.mp4

03:02

159. Introduction to Network Troubleshooting.mp4

09:03

160. Testing Connectivity with Ping.mp4

17:59

161. Tracing Paths.mp4

10:34

162. Network Connections.mp4

08:22

163. Logging User Sessions.mp4

11:36

164. Listing Open Files and Processes.mp4

08:35

165. Resource Limits and Passwords.mp4

09:34

166. Superuser Privileges.mp4

05:04

167. Finding Special Permissions.mp4

03:34

168. Host and Network Security.mp4

10:14

169. Introduction to Cryptography.mp4

09:20

170. GPG Configuration.mp4

14:52

171. Secure Shell Overview.mp4

09:18

172. SSH Configuration.mp4

12:18

Description

This intermediate Linux Foundation LPIC-1 training covers the objectives in the 101-500 and 102-500 exams, which are the two exams required to earn the LPIC-1 certification.

The LPIC-1 is the first certification in the Linux Professional Institute's multi-level certification program, covering Linux knowledge and basic maintenance skills. It's the earliest step a system administrator can take to eventually being a certified master of enterprise maintenance and management.

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The LPIC-1 is a particularly useful place to start a systems administration career from because it's designed to test your knowledge in the actual day-in and day-out jobs required to keep a Linux system running. LPIC-1 training is neither boring and bland nor hyper-obscure â€” it's applicable to the people who actually use it for their daily jobs. LPIC-1 training covers how to actually use and maintain a Linux workstation. And after you have the LPIC-1, the rest of the LPI certifications are open to you, and that's where the real work starts.

For managers with Linux Foundation products, this Linux Foundation training can be used for 101-500 and 102-500 exam prep, onboarding new systems administrators, individual or team training plans, or as a Linux Foundation reference resource.

LPIC-1: What You Need to Know

For any systems administrator using this training for exam preparation, our LPIC-1 course maps to the Linux Foundation 101-500 and 102-500 exam objectives, and covers topics such as:

The basics of Linux architecture
Installing and maintaining a Linux workstation
Using the Linux command line
Handling files and access permissions
Basic maintenance and system security tasks

Who Should Take LPIC-1 Training?

This LPIC-1 training is considered associate-level Linux Foundation training, which means it was designed for systems administrators. This Linux skills course is valuable for new IT professionals with at least a year of experience with Linux operating system and experienced systems administrators looking to validate their Linux Foundation skills.

New or aspiring systems administrators. There aren't many better places for a brand new systems administrator to start than with training that leads to passing the LPIC-1. If you think you'll be working with unix-based systems at any point in your career, the LPIC-1 makes sure you understand what makes their command lines and architectures unique. This LPIC-1 training sets you up not only to pass the 101-500 and 102-500 exams, but also to actually do and understand entry-level Linux administration and management jobs.

Experienced systems administrators. If you've been working as a systems administrator for several years already, almost everything on the two LPIC-1 certification exams (101-500 and 102-500) will be familiar and maybe even easy. But the LPIC-1 is a prerequisite for all the other Linux Professional Institute certifications. That means your best bet to career progression as a Linux administrator is to run through LPIC-1 training, get the cert, and then move on to LPIC-2 or other Linux certifications.

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Nothing beats getting feedback from someone saying my training helped them understand a topic or pass an exam that will ultimately lead them to greater career opportunities.

A CBT Nuggets learner himself, John used video training to quickly and effectively build his IT knowledge base. His natural curiosity about topics like the cloud often leads him into deep dives to understand the why behind technologies. John, who is Scotland-based, enjoys playing the drums, golfing, reading, and mediation in his spare time.

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Areas of expertise: Networking, Python, network automation, and cybersecurity

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