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Pluralsight – Linux Managing DNS Servers (LPIC-2)

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Pluralsight – Linux Managing DNS Servers (LPIC-2)

English | Size: 494.71 MB (518,741,068 Bytes)
Category: Tutorial


This course makes up the first in a series looking at the LPI’s LPIC-2 202 exam and covers in detail objective 207. This is most certainly a great resource for those preparing for the exam but, additionally, this has been written to be the definitive course on using DNS in Linux. We make sure that the advanced topics for the exam are covered and we see this both on CentOS and Ubuntu systems. We cover BIND 9, DNSMAsq, and PowerDNS. In today’s workplace, security has to be taken seriously and, in the module titled “Configuring DNS Security,” we cover TSIG keys as well as setting up signed zones with DNSSEC. [Read more…]

Linux Advanced File System Management (LPIC-2)

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Linux Advanced File System Management (LPIC-2)

English | Size: 885.90 MB (928,933,001 Bytes)
Category: Tutorial


As the final course for exam 201, we look at two objectives: File System and Devices, and Advanced Storage Device Administration. We are going to take on the discovery journey of XFS, BTRFS, and EXT4 before moving into iSCSI and RAID.
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Pluralsight – Linux Monitoring and Maintenance (LPIC-2)

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Pluralsight – Linux Monitoring and Maintenance (LPIC-2)
English | Size: 776.33 MB (814,043,244 Bytes)
Category: Tutorial


In this course we are going to help you prepare for the Linux Professional Institute LPIC-1 201 exam, this course being the first in a a series of three for this exam. In this course, we look at monitoring, networking, and system messages which relate to the exam objective 200, 205, and 206. Starting with monitoring, the course will guide you through data collection with the package sysstat before looking at graphical representation with collectd. With that done, we learn to monitor services with Nagios. Then we look at Networking and even configure our own Wireless Access Point. With networking done, we turn to Bacula as a backup solution on the network and look at how we can message users who refuse to log off. This is a full and descriptive course for the Network Administrator who is looking for that next step.
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