LPI-300LPLinux: LPILP-LPI-3001.0<p>To pass LPIC-3 Mixed Environment specialty you should: </p> <ul><li>Have several years experience with installing and maintaining Linux on many computers for various purposes</li><li>Have integration experience with diverse technologies and operating systems</li><li>Have professional experience as, or training for, an enterprise-level Linux professional. (This includes experience as a part of another role.)</li><li>Know advanced and enterprise levels of Linux administration, including installation, management, security, troubleshooting and maintenance.</li><li>Be able to use open-source tools to measure capacity planning and to troubleshoot resource problems.</li><li>Have professional experience using LDAP to integrate with Unix services and Windows services, including Samba, PAM, NSS, Active Directory.</li><li>Be able to plan, architecture, design, build and implement a full environment using Samba3, Samba4 and LDAP.</li></ul><p>You must have an active LPIC-2 certification to receive LPIC-3 certification, but the LPIC-2 and LPIC-3 exams may be taken in any order.</p><p>IT professionals, and career changers seeking to be internationally recognized as professionals and to explore job opportunities in Linux and Open Source.</p><p>This course prepares you to pass Exam 300 which is required for LPIC-3 or LPI certification Level 3, the highest level of professional, distribution-neutral Linux certification within the industry. The successful completion of this exam entitles candidates to the specialty designation: Mixed Environment.</p><ul><li>LDAP concepts and architecture.</li><li>Designing an LDAP directory structure.</li><li>Creating and adapting LDAP schemes.</li><li>OpenLDAP compilation, installation and configuration.</li><li>Designing scripts to access an LDAP directory.</li><li>Securing an LDAP directory.</li><li>Authentication and authorisation.</li><li>Applying Access Control Lists.</li><li>Configuring multiple LDAP servers for increased availability.</li><li>Performance analysis of an LDAP server.</li><li>Securing the server with SSL/TLS.</li><li>Using an LDAP directory, query-commands.</li><li>Commands to modify the directory content.</li><li>Integrating your LDAP directory with other services of the Linux system: integration with PAM and NSS.</li><li>Migrating a Network Information Service (NIS) to LDAP.</li><li>Integration with SSH, FTP, FreeRADIUS, CUPS, SAMBA, and E-mail services.</li><li>Performance analysis and capacity planning: Using standard tools like top, iostat, vmstat and sar for performance measuring.</li><li>Analysis of the results and identifying bottlenecks. Solving system load problems.</li><li>Predicting future system load using the PDQ Perl module.</li></ul>To pass LPIC-3 Mixed Environment specialty you should: - Have several years experience with installing and maintaining Linux on many computers for various purposes - Have integration experience with diverse technologies and operating systems - Have professional experience as, or training for, an enterprise-level Linux professional. (This includes experience as a part of another role.) - Know advanced and enterprise levels of Linux administration, including installation, management, security, troubleshooting and maintenance. - Be able to use open-source tools to measure capacity planning and to troubleshoot resource problems. - Have professional experience using LDAP to integrate with Unix services and Windows services, including Samba, PAM, NSS, Active Directory. - Be able to plan, architecture, design, build and implement a full environment using Samba3, Samba4 and LDAP.You must have an active LPIC-2 certification to receive LPIC-3 certification, but the LPIC-2 and LPIC-3 exams may be taken in any order.IT professionals, and career changers seeking to be internationally recognized as professionals and to explore job opportunities in Linux and Open Source.This course prepares you to pass Exam 300 which is required for LPIC-3 or LPI certification Level 3, the highest level of professional, distribution-neutral Linux certification within the industry. The successful completion of this exam entitles candidates to the specialty designation: Mixed Environment.- LDAP concepts and architecture. - Designing an LDAP directory structure. - Creating and adapting LDAP schemes. - OpenLDAP compilation, installation and configuration. - Designing scripts to access an LDAP directory. - Securing an LDAP directory. - Authentication and authorisation. - Applying Access Control Lists. - Configuring multiple LDAP servers for increased availability. - Performance analysis of an LDAP server. - Securing the server with SSL/TLS. - Using an LDAP directory, query-commands. - Commands to modify the directory content. - Integrating your LDAP directory with other services of the Linux system: integration with PAM and NSS. - Migrating a Network Information Service (NIS) to LDAP. - Integration with SSH, FTP, FreeRADIUS, CUPS, SAMBA, and E-mail services. - Performance analysis and capacity planning: Using standard tools like top, iostat, vmstat and sar for performance measuring. - Analysis of the results and identifying bottlenecks. Solving system load problems. - Predicting future system load using the PDQ Perl module.4 dagen2295.00