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Course Overview
Overview (1:10)
The Linux Boot Process and System Logging
The Linux Boot Process (8:37)
The Linux Boot Process - Demo (6:59)
System Logging (8:40)
Disk Management
Disk Management - Part I (6:52)
Disk Management - Part II - Creating partitions with fdisk (4:56)
Disk Management - Part III - File Systems (8:53)
Review (0:27)
User Management
Managing Users and Groups, Part One (11:40)
Managing Users and Groups, Part Two (7:52)
Switching Users, Running Commands as Others, and sudo (8:12)
Networking
TCP/IP Networking for Linux System Administrators (8:42)
Networking - DNS and hostnames (10:08)
Networking - DHCP, Dynamic and Static Addressing (8:59)
Network Troubleshooting, Part I (6:41)
Network Troubleshooting, Part II (7:05)
Managing Processes and Jobs
Processes and Job Control (11:55)
Scheduling Jobs with Cron (5:52)
Review (0:27)
Linux Permissions
File and Directory Permissions, Part One (11:16)
File and Directory Permissions, Part Two (9:30)
Managing Software
Installing Software (13:35)
Viewing and Editing Files
Viewing Files and the Nano Editor (5:18)
The vi editor (10:00)
Vi Cheat Sheet
Emacs (5:42)
Emacs Cheat Sheet
Graphical editors (4:25)
Shell Scripting
Shell Scripting, Part One (8:40)
Shell Scripting, Part Two (7:13)
Summary
Conclusion - Congratulations and Thank You! (1:10)
Bonus - Command Line Kung Fu
Tab completion (4:52)
Repeat as Root (2:05)
Rerun a command starting with a string (2:55)
Reuse arguments (2:59)
Strip out comments and blank lines (2:10)
Reuse the last item from the previous command (2:48)
Bonus - Slides
Booting
System Logging
Disk Management
Networking
Network Troubleshooting
TCP/IP Networking
Processes and Job Control
Cron
Permissions
Managing Users and Groups
Vi
Switching Users and the sudo Command
Shell Scripting
Nano
Emacs
Graphical Editors
Network Troubleshooting
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