Synopses & Reviews
Complete with extensive chapter summaries and end-of-chapter review questions, "Linux+ 2005 In Depth" serves as a practical guide that maps completely to CompTIA's 2005 Linux+ certification objectives and is designed to prepare readers to successfully pass the exam. The topics introduced in this book-and covered in the certification exam-are geared toward systems administration; however, they are also well suited for those who plan to use or develop programs for Linux systems.
About the Author
Jason W. Eckert is an experienced technical trainer, consultant and best-selling author in the Information Technology (IT) industry. With over twenty IT certifications, twenty years of IT experience, and eighteen published textbooks covering topics such as UNIX, Linux, Apache, MySQL, Windows Server, Security, Microsoft Exchange, and BlackBerry Enterprise Server, Mr. Eckert brings his expertise to every class that he teaches at Trios College. Jason Eckert is also the Trios College Technology Faculty Head, where he continues to refine and improve college technology programs.A graduate of McMaster University, M. John Schitka is a former instructor at triOS College. Initially teaching NT4 technologies, he currently conducts courses on Windows 2000, UNIX, Linux, and more.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Linux 2. Preparing for Linux Installation 3. Linux Installation and Usage 4. Exploring Linux Filesystems 5. Linux Filesystem Management 6. Linux Filesystem Administration 7. Advanced Installation 8. Working with the BASH Shell 9. System Initialization 10. The X Window System 11. Managing Linux Processes 12. Common Administrative Tasks 13. Compression, System Backup, and Software Installation 14. Troubleshooting and Performance 15. Linux Networking Appendices A: Certification B: The GNU Public License C: Finding Linux Resources on the Internet