Linux Foundation Cert Prep: Networking (Ubuntu)
58mIntermediate2018-01-08
Authors
Scott Simpson
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Course details
Linux Foundation certifications can open new doors for your career and your understanding of Linux. This course prepares you for the networking domain of the Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator (LFCS) exam, which includes objectives such as configuring network settings, firewalls, and routing. Learn the two standard methods for managing network connections, and discover how to configure dynamic and static addresses. Find out how to set up a firewall to restrict the traffic entering and exiting your system. Discover how to configure packet forwarding, routing, and tunneling. Plus, learn how to synchronize time between network peers and monitor network performance.
Skills covered
Ubuntu ServerClient Operating SystemsLinuxIT Help DeskNetwork AdministrationCert PrepNetwork and System AdministrationOpen Source
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
- 02 - Lab setup
1. Configuring Network Settings
- 03 - Network configuration options
- 04 - Finding network connection information
- 05 - Configure a dynamic address with NetworkManager
- 06 - Configure a static address with NetworkManager
- 07 - Configure a dynamic address manually
- 08 - Configure a static address manually
2. Firewall and Routing
- 09 - Configure the firewall to filter packets
- 10 - Configure a system to forward packets
- 11 - Network Address Translation
- 12 - Routing traffic
- 13 - Configure network traffic tunneling
- 14 - Synchronizing time
- 15 - Monitor network performance
Conclusion
- 16 - Next steps