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“Excellent course, well-paced, good to have labs and instruction.
Insttuctor knowledgable and teaches well.”—Mike
LeTendre on a class evaluation form, May 3, 2005.
“A great course that has taught me several things. Thank
you.”—Anonymous student on a class evaluation form,
June 16, 2003.
The surprises Ken installed on the servers kept the class interesting
and applied what was taught”— Anonymous student discussing
the “broken machine” labs from a system administration class.
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Kenneth is the lead courseware developer for Linux classes with SkillBridge.
Kenneth and his associates have been using Unix since 1980, *BSD systems
(the original Berkeley Unix, followed by FreeBSD and OpenBSD) since
1985, and GNU/Linux systems since 1990. Kenneth started as a system
administrator of these systems in 1985. This extensive experience
allows Kenneth to ensure that the students learn why something
is useful, not just how to use it. Because Kenneth and his associates
work in industry on real problems, the classes are not just theoretical,
but carry real-world experience. The course materials regularly receive
rave reviews for their thoroughness; they are much more than just a
printout of a set of Powerpoint slides.
Beyond Red Hat
(CentOS),
we also have experience with SuSE, and Debian. We also regularly work with
OpenBSD and FreeBSD.
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Description |
Linux OS Security
Overview document
Class web page
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This class is for students who want to learn how to configure systems
to be secure, test the security of systems, and/or and manage the system
more securely.
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Linux System Administration on Red Hat
Overview document
Class web page
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This class is for people who are familiar with Linux or Unix systems
as a user (i.e., they know file manipulation, an editor, and common
Unix/Linux tools). The class covers information they will need to be a
successful system administrator of a Red Hat Linux system. This class
stresses troubleshooting problems an administrator is likely to encounter.
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Advanced Linux System Administration on Red Hat
Overview document
Class web page
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This class is for people who are familiar with basic Linux administration
(i.e., they know users, packages, filesystems, disk layout, network
configuration, etc). The class covers information they will need to
perform complex administration tasks on Linux.
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Linux System Administration on Red Hat for Services Administrators
Overview document
Class web page
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Administrators of production services machines need to understand
the operating system they use. This class covers the necessary Linux
fundamentals and basic Linux administration tasks that these
administrators need. This class stresses troubleshooting problems that
an administrator is likely to encounter.
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