Linux Network Training

The LPI certification is a vendor-neutral Linux credential that measures critical Linux system and Network administration skills. LPI prides itself on delivering statistically valid exams and provides a quality testing experience for candidates around the globe. The LPIC Level 1 certification consists of two exams, LPI 101 and LPI 102.

The Linux Professional Institute's 101 & 102 is ideal for those who want to improve their knowledge of fundamental Linux administration skills. It covers a variety of topics, including system and Internet documentation, the Linux permissions model, management, user account and login environment tuning. Even for those not preparing for the certification exam, this tutorial is useful for experienced Linux users who want to round out their foundational Linux system administration skills. This course focuses on the LPI 101 exam and addresses the following knowledge areas:

• Hardware & Architecture
• Linux Installation & Package Management GNU & Unix commands
• Devices, Linux Filesystems, Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
• X Windows Security 
• System startup
• Kernel compilation
• System maintenance
• NFS
• Samba
• LVM
• RAIN
• UPS 

Who Should Attend?

This course, like the LPI 101 exam, is intended for Linux users aiming at making the transition to entry-level system administration.

This critical era has seen Linux evolving from the hacker preferred technology to its widespread acceptance in the corporate IT marketplace, for providing incredible performance at a low price. The multiplication in the sales figures of the Linux servers will result in the rise of demand for IT professionals certified to work on these servers. To empower you with the latest Linux certifications, KIS offers a wide variety of professional courses.

Class Schedule: LPI 101, LPI 102