Prerequisites

or C: CIT 28600

Offered

Fall, Spring

Software

Provided

Credit By Exam

No

Coordinator

C. Justice

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Startup/Shutdown/Run Levels

Describe how Linux was created and how it compares to other operating systems
List versions of Linux currently available
Outline the skills required and challenges facing a system administrator
Log in and begin using a Linux system
Explore a Linux file system from the command line

Linux Shell

Use common features of the shell to work at the command-line
Manipulate variables in the shell to control your working environment
Redirect data at the command-line

Linux Users and File Systems

Understand general troubleshooting techniques
Create and manage user and group accounts
View and set access permissions on files and directories
Understand how file systems are configured and accessed
Perform basic file compression and archiving tasks

Text Processing in Linux

Edit text using the vi editor
Print basic files from the command-line
Use regular expressions in a variety of circumstances
Manipulate text files in complex ways using multiple command-line utilities
Use advanced features of the vi editor
Use the sed and awk text processing utilities

Linux Process Management

Define processes as used by the Linux kernel
View and control running processes using command-line and graphical utilities
Understand and manage how memory is used by Linux processes
Schedule delayed execution of processes

Linux Print Services

Configure network interfaces using command-line and graphical utilities
Set up a simple DHCP server
Manage networked printing services

Device Configuration and Management and Windows Active Directory Install/Configuration

Installing and maintaining the operating system
Administering Active Directory
Administering file and print resources
Administering Internet resources
Administering the network infrastructure
Monitoring and troubleshooting Windows Server 2003
Administering Routing and Remote Access Services (RRAS)
Create and modify Active Directory objects such as organizational units, users, computers, and groups
Identify and troubleshoot Active Directory group types and scopes
Administer Active Directory object permissions
Manage and troubleshoot Active Directory replication

Windows Group Policy and Windows File Systems/DFS/EFS

Plan your operating system installation to ensure Windows Server 2003 hardware and software compatibility
Assess your hardware and software needs by using the Windows Server 2003 qualifier tools
Install and configure computer hardware devices and drivers
Configure driver signing options and verify digital signatures on existing drivers
Install and manage Windows Server 2003 updates using service packs and hot fixes
Create and manage shared folders using Windows Explorer and the Microsoft Management Console
Manage shared folder permissions
Integrate shared folder and NTFS permissions
Configure EFS encryption
Monitor access to shared folders
Configure and manage DFS

Windows Task Scheduler

Create and modify shared printer resources
Set up and manage published resources in Active Directory
Audit access to shared resources
Manage data storage

IIS 6

Install and configure Internet Information Services (IIS)
Create and configure Web-site virtual servers and virtual directories
Configure Web-site authentication
Configure and maintain FTP virtual servers
Update and maintain security for an IIS server
Create and modify Web folders
Install and use the Remote Administration (HTML) tools
Troubleshoot Web client-browser connectivity