Objective:

CompTIA Linux+ was launched in 2001 to set industry standards for individuals working with the open source operating system, Linux. In 2004, CompTIA released a revised exam, which covers approximately 90 percent of the problems that technicians, help desk staff, and system administrators routinely encounter with commercial Linux applications from Novell’s SUSE Linux, Red Hat, Mandrake, and Turbo Linux.
 

Contents:

• Installing Issues
• Advanced In stallion Issue
• Windows Manager and Desktop Environment
• Package Management
• The Linux Rescue and Recovery Process
• User Administrator
• Group, Quotas, and Sudo Privilege
• The Linux Kernel
• The Network File System
• Mail Server
• FTP and Internet News
• Performance Monitoring
• Security

Instructors:

• Certified As Linux+ & LPI (I/II)