Linux Networking

This course provides a hands-on learning experience

in a safe and online environment to master Linux Networking. This course will teach students how to operate running systems, configure local storage, manage users and groups, and manage security.

Course Highlights:

• Managing Accounts
• Develop an Account Security Policy and File Permissions
• Manage Local Storage
• Manage Network Storage and Develop a Storage Security Policy
• Crontab and at - Developing an Automation Security Policy
• Networking
• Network Service Configuration
• Connecting to Remote Systems and Developing a Network Security Policy
• Process Control and System Logging

Course Learning Outcomes:

• Use essential file management tools
• Configure user and group management tools
• Apply permissions management
• Manage processes
• Configuring logging
• Manage advanced storage
• Understand the kernel management procedures
• Understand the boot procedure
• Manage Apache http services

Lab Fee: Students must purchase a uCertify license in or to access the uCertify materials for this course. Students license is valid for 6 months.

Course Typically Offered: Online in Fall and Spring quarters.

Prerequisites: CSE-41333 Linux Operating System Fundamentals and CSE-41364 Linux System Administration or equivalent knowledge and experience.

Next Step: After completing this course, consider taking CSE-41366 Programming in the Linux Environment to continue learning.

Contact: For more information about this course, please email infotech@ucsd.edu.

Course Number: CSE-41365
Credit: 3.00 unit(s)
Related Certificate Programs: Linux System Administration