The LPIC certifications from the Linux Professional Institute are vendor-neutral and test whether someone can actually run Linux systems – not just use a particular distribution. The exam content is correspondingly practical.
In our LPIC courses, you work on the system throughout. You deepen your knowledge of the command line and file system, manage users, permissions and packages, configure services and network settings, and practise troubleshooting using log files. The course specifically prepares you for the relevant LPIC exam.
The aim of the LPIC certification is to let Linux administrators demonstrate both their practical and theoretical Linux knowledge. Besides thorough preparation of the exam material, independently gained experience and practice working with Linux is therefore an important ingredient for LPIC success.
This course prepares you for the LPI 201 and LPI 202 exams. The topics of this course are planning, implementing, maintaining and troubleshooting a small mixed network (MS, Linux). Among other things, you will cover: advanced Linux kernel topics, LAN server (Samba), filesystems, RAID and LVM. The topics of this course are planning, implementing, maintaining and troubleshooting a small mixed network (MS, Linux) as well as LAN server (Samba), internet gateway (firewall, proxy, mail, news) and internet server (web server, FTP server).
