Linux Technology Center. Linux ESPE Academia de Certificación Internacional. CENTRO DE TRANSFERENCIA Y DESARROLLO TECNOLÓGICO CTT ESPE-CECAI

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1 Linux Technology Center Linux se ha consolidado en los últimos años uno de los sistemas operativos más eficientes en el ámbito de Internet y continua incorporándose como una solución en muchos entornos empresariales. La Escuela Politécnica del Ejército a través del Centro de Transferencia y Desarrollo Tecnológico busca preparar a estudiantes y técnicos para que enfrenten con éxito los retos de la nueva economía y las exigencias que impone a las empresas el manejo adecuado de las tecnologías de la información. Como parte de su interés en la adopción e implementación de software libre, en un trabajo conjunto con la industria del software libre, ha sido creado el Programa de formación LPI Linux Professional Institute para el Manejo y Administración de Sistemas GNU/Linux. El programa proporciona conocimientos como: instalación y uso diario del sistema, configuración de servicios TCP/IP, seguridades en redes y firewalls, compilación de kernel, manejo de servidores web, integración con sistemas Windows (TM), entre otros. Los sistemas de software libre, y en particular GNU/LINUX, han sido impulsados con gran entusiasmo por importantes líderes en las tecnologías de la información como IBM. Conciente de la importancia que han tomado los sistemas GNU/LINUX y de la necesidad de encontrar personal capacitado, el programa enseña los conceptos suficientes para obtener certificaciones internacionales como las del Linux Professional Institute [

2 Solution for Linux DESCRIPCIÓN El programa está diseñado para certificar las capacidades en administración comunes en cualquiera de las distribuciones de los sistemas operativos Linux y sus herramientas asociadas. La certificación ha sido diseñada para ser neutral a cualquier distribución, siguiendo las pautas de Linux Standard Base2 y otros estándares y procedimientos comunes que sean relevantes en el sistema. El primer nivel de certificación requiere que se presenten los exámenes 101 y 102; para aprobar el LPIC-1 el candidato debe ser capaz de: Trabajar con la línea de comandos de Linux. Realizar tareas de mantenimiento básico. Asistir a los usuarios Agregar usuarios a un sistema mas grande Respaldar y restaurar información Instalar y configurar una estación de trabajo (incluyendo interfaz gráfica) y conectarla a una LAN o a Internet mediante un módem. Administrar un sitio web. Administrar y mantener una red mixta (Microsoft Windows y Linux) que incluya: un servidor LAN (samba), Internet Gateway (firewall, proxy, mail, noticias), Internet Server (webserver, FTP server). INVERSIÓN USD 730,00 Incluye: Capacitación 180 horas. Manuales de los cursos en digital: Student Exercises, Student Notebook,Lab Set Up Guide. Dispositivas del Instructor. CD`s Instaladores de la distribución Linux Software de aplicación. Esferográfico de la Academia Certificado de Aprobación FINANCIAMIENTO Hay planes de financiamiento con: TARJETAS DE CRÉDITO. Diners, Visa Banco Pichincha, Mastercard Banco Pichincha, American Express, Pacificard. Pueden diferir el pago a 3, 6, 9, y 12 meses con intereses. CRÉDITOS IECE. Trámite en las oficinas del Instituto de crédito educativo IECE

3 Linux Technology Center The Linux Professional Institute Certification (LPIC) program is designed to certify the competency of IT professionals using the Linux operating system and its associated tools. It is designed to be distribution neutral, following the Linux Standard Base and other relevant standards and conventions. Course Descriptions Linux Essencials Linux System Administration Linux Network Administration I Linux Network Administration II Linux as a Web Server (Apache) Linux Integration with Windows (Samba) - 3 -

4 Solution for Linux LINUX ESSENCIALS Duration 30 hours The purpose of this course is to teach the students how to install, configure and use Linux on their personal workstation, so that they can use this system for their daily work. Audience This course is designed for students with little or no Linux knowledge or experience, who want to make a start with Linux. Be able to use a Microsoft Windows-based workstation After completing this course, you should be able to: Install and configure Linux on a workstation Use Linux for their daily work Contents History and culture of Linux Installing Linux Using the system Working with files and directories Linux documentation A tour through Linux Editing files Working with processes Shell basics Linux utilities Shell Scripting The Linux GUI Customizing the User Environment Basic system configuration Connecting to the internet Integrating Linux in a Windows environment - 4 -

5 Linux Technology Center LINUX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION I Duration 30 hours. The purpose of this course is teach experienced Linux users the techniques, methods and policies used in Linux System Administration. Audience The intended audiences for this course are experienced Linux users who want to become the administrator of one or more Linux servers. Linux Basics course Practical experience in running Linux as a user After completing this course, you will be able to: Physically plan and manage the system and its environment Install Linux from a network install server Manage system startup and shutdown Select and use system administration tools when appropriate Use packaging tools to create, install and deinstall packages Configure and manage the X Window System Manage hard disks, partitions, RAID and LVM Create and manage filesystems Recompile the Linux kernel Perform memory management Use scheduling tools Create and restore backups Perform user administration Apply user-level security Manage logging Configure and manage printers Troubleshoot Linux problems Discuss policies and procedures - 5 -

6 Solution for Linux Contents Physical system management and planning Advanced Linux installation System startup and shutdown System Administration tools Packaging tools X Window System Managing hard disks, partitions, LVM and RAID Filesystems Kernel compilation Memory management Scheduling Backup and restore User administration User-level security Logging Printers Troubleshooting Policies and procedures - 6 -

7 Linux Technology Center LINUX NETWORK ADMINISTRATION I Duration The duration of the course is 30 hours. The purpose of this course is to teach TCP/IP network configuration and administration including the skills necessary to begin implementing and using PPP, DHCP, electronic mail, static and dynamic routing, DNS, NFS and NIS. Have a working knowledge of the Linux environment and commands Be able to edit files with vi Understand file systems, directories, files and their security Understand the concept of mounting file systems Have a basic knowledge of general networking concepts After completing this course, you should be able to: Understand the basic concepts of TCP/IP protocols and addressing Understand TCP/IP broadcasting and multicasting Configure TCP/IP on Linux Configure PPP Understand DHCP and build a DHCP server on Linux Connect multiple TCP/IP networks using static and dynamic routing Use networking commands for remote login, remote execution, and file transfer Understand and implement DNS, NFS, and NIS Understand and implement electronic mail Perform basic troubleshooting of network problems Contents TCP/IP protocols and addressing TCP/IP broadcasting and multicasting TCP/IP subnet masking Configuring TCP/IP on Linux TCP/IP commands Electronic mail Point-to-Point Protocol implementation Static and dynamic routing including an introduction to the RIP and OSPF protocols Concepts and basic implementation of DNS Introduction to troubleshooting network problems Concepts and basic implementation of NFS and NIS Concepts and implementation of NTP - 7 -

8 Solution for Linux LINUX NETWORK ADMINISTRATION II Duration The duration of the course is 30 hours. This course is designed to teach the student how to implement a Linux-based firewall. Audience This course is designed for experienced Linux and networking professionals who are responsible for configuring and maintaining a Linux-based firewall. Linux Basics Linux System Administration Linux TCP/IP Administration On completing this course, students should be able to: Discuss network and system security, and the place of a firewall therein Install and harden Linux Configure packet filtering and network address translation Configure socks and proxy services Configure DNS on a firewall Configure forwarding on a firewall Configure Virtual Private Networking Configure and use hackers' tools Detect and counter firewall intrusions Contents Introduction to Network Security and Firewalls Installing and Securing Linux The TCP/IP Protocol Suite Packet Filtering and Network Address Translation Secure Shell and Secure Copy Socks Service Proxy Service Securing DNS Securing Virtual Private Networks Hackers Tools Detecting and Countering Firewall Intrusions Good Practices - 8 -

9 Linux Technology Center LINUX AS A WEB SERVER (APACHE) Duration The duration of the course is 30 hours. This course is designed to teach the student how to install, configure, and use the Apache package, to provide Web services for intranet and/or Internet networks. Audience The typical student will be a Linux system administrator who needs to provide Web services for an Intranet and/or Internet. Other candidates will be management professionals requiring knowledge on how Web servers function. Familiarity with UNIX commands and Web browsers is required. Knowledge of HTML and databases would be helpful, but is not required. After completing this course, you should be able to: Discuss web service concepts Install the Apache software Work with all Apache configuration files Configure Apache virtual hosting Configure Apache access control Configure Dynamic Content and know the languages that can be used in this respect Connect Apache to databases Use the various Apache security modules Discuss and configure the Secure Sockets Layer Discuss Planning, Performance and the future of Apache. Contents Web Service Concepts Installing Apache Apache Configuration Files Virtual Hosting Configuration Apache Access Control Dynamic Content and Languages Databases and Apache Security Modules Secure Sockets Layer General Modules Performance, Planning and the Future - 9 -

10 Solution for Linux LINUX INTEGRATION WITH WINDOWS Duration The duration of the course is 30 hours. This course is designed to teach the student how to install, configure, and use the Samba package to share files and printers from a Linux system on a Windows-based LAN. Audience The typical student will be a Linux system administrator who needs to provide a file server and/or printer server for a Windows-based network of workstations. Other candidates will be management professionals concerned with the management of such a system. Familiarity with Unix commands is required. Some background with Windows-based networking would be helpful, as would a broad understanding of networking concepts, but these are not required. After completing this course, the student should be able to An installation of the Samba software Network Browsing Authentication File Sharing Printer Sharing Windows Domain Support SWAT Troubleshooting Content Samba Overview and Installation Network Browsing Authentication File Sharing Printer Sharing Windows Domain Support Configuring Samba Using SWAT Tips and Techniques