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CompTIA LX0-101 & LX0-102: CompTIA Linux+

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16.35 Hours

100 Videos

The CompTIA Linux+ Certification is a junior-level certification for Linux administrators. Students should be able to perform maintenance tasks with the command line, install and configure a workstation, and be able to configure a basic network.CompTIA Linux+ LX0-101 and CompTIA Linux+ LX0-102. These exams were designed to test your knowledge and skills related to Linux system administration and maintenance. Please keep in mind that certification details and exam content may have evolved since then, so it’s a good idea to check the CompTIA website or other official sources for the most up-to-date information. Here’s an overview of the LX0-101 and LX0-102 exams:

CompTIA Linux+ LX0-101:

  • Exam Title: CompTIA Linux+ [Powered by LPI] Exam 1
  • Exam Code: LX0-101
  • Exam Objectives:
      • System Architecture: Covering topics like Linux installation, package management, and bootloader configuration.
      • GNU and Unix Commands: Testing your knowledge of common Linux commands, file management, and text processing.
      • Devices, Linux Filesystems, and Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS): Examining topics related to device management, filesystem types, and directory structure.
      • Shell Scripting: Assessing your understanding of shell scripting basics and writing simple shell scripts.
      • User Interfaces and Desktops: Covering desktop environments, window systems, and display managers.
  • Passing Score: The passing score for LX0-101 may vary depending on the version of the exam but is typically around 500 on a scale of 200-800.

 

CompTIA Linux+ LX0-102:

  • Exam Title: CompTIA Linux+ [Powered by LPI] Exam 2
  • Exam Code: LX0-102
  • Exam Objectives:
      • Kernel: Focusing on kernel modules, customizing the kernel, and kernel troubleshooting.
      • System Startup and Shutdown: Examining the boot process, init, shutdown, and runlevels.
      • File Permissions and Ownership: Testing your knowledge of Linux file permissions, ownership, and access control lists (ACLs).
      • Printing: Covering printing configuration and troubleshooting on Linux systems.
      • Networking: Assessing your understanding of network configuration and troubleshooting.
      • Internet Services: Topics include web services, email services, and network file sharing.
      • Troubleshooting: Evaluating your ability to diagnose and resolve common Linux system issues.
  • Passing Score: Similar to LX0-101, the passing score for LX0-102 may vary but is typically around 500 on a scale of 200-800.

To prepare for these exams, you can use study materials provided by CompTIA, such as official study guides and practice exams. Additionally, many third-party training providers offer courses and study resources for CompTIA Linux+ certification. Remember to check the CompTIA website or contact CompTIA directly for the most current information on exam content, passing scores, and other certification details.

 

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Course Syllabus

Module 1: Instructions

  1. Introduction
  2. Introduction To Building Labs
  3. Things You Need To Do
  4. Install Demo Virtual Box
  5. Navigation
  6. Commands With LabDemo
  7. Internal And External Commands
  8. Overview Of Shell Commands Tricks
  9. Exploring Shell Configuration
  10. Stream Redirection
  11. Overview Of Processing Text Using Filters
  12. Overview File-Viewing Commands
  13. Overview Using Grep
  14. Sed Syntax And Summary
  15. Overview Of Exam Essentials

Module 2: Managing Software

  1. Managing Software
  2. Managing Software
  3. Overview Using RPM
  4. RPM-Part 2
  5. Overview Using Cpio
  6. Overview Using Debian And Apt Cache
  7. Using Apt-get
  8. Debian Tools
  9. Managing Shared Libraries
  10. Overview Locating Library Files
  11. Foreground and Background Processes
  12. Managing Software Summary

Module 3: Configuring Hardware

  1. Configuring Hardware
  2. Configuring Devices
  3. Configuring USB
  4. Configuring Hard Disk
  5. Designing Hard Disk Layout
  6. Logical Volume Management
  7. Overview Using Fdisk
  8. Overview Common File System Types
  9. Creating Filesystem
  10. Overview Maintaining File System Health
  11. Configuring Hardware Summary

Module 4: Managing Files

  1. Managing Files
  2. File Archiving Commands
  3. Managing Files Ownership
  4. Managing Disk Quotas
  5. Directories And Content
  6. Overview Tools For Locating Files
  7. Overview Of Exam Essentials

Module 5: Booting Files

  1. Booting Linux And Editing Files
  2. Boot And Reboot
  3. Understanding The Boot Process
  4. Run Levels Process
  5. Managing Run Level Services
  6. Editing With Vi
  7. Booting Summary

Module 6: X

  1. X Windows Systems
  2. X Configuration Options
  3. X Configuration Options-Part 2
  4. Untitled Media
  5. Configuring X Featuring Fonts
  6. Overview Managing GUI Logins
  7. Using X For Remote Access
  8. X Accessibility
  9. Addition Assistive Technologies
  10. Configuring Localization And Internationalization
  11. Querying And Setting Your Locale
  12. Configuring Printing-Part 1
  13. Configuring Printing-Part 2
  14. Using Web-Based CUPS Utilities

Module 7: Admin

  1. Administering
  2. Directly Modifying Account Configuration
  3. Components Of Account
  4. Adding Groups
  5. Tuning User And System Environments
  6. Reviewing Log File Contents
  7. Maintaining System Time
  8. Admin Summary

Module 8: Basic Networking

  1. Basic Networking
  2. Network Addressing-Part 1
  3. Network Addressing-Part 2
  4. DNS Data Flow Zone And Resolution
  5. Network Ports
  6. Connections
  7. Testing Connectivity
  8. Wireshark Demo
  9. Basic Networking Summary

Module 9: Scripts

  1. Scripts E-mail And Databases
  2. Writing Scripts-Part 1
  3. Writing Scripts-Part 2
  4. Managing E-mail
  5. Managing Data With SQL
  6. Advantages Of Database
  7. Scripts Summary

Module 10: Security

  1. Security
  2. Configuring Xinetd
  3. Uninstalling Or Reconfiguring Servers
  4. Tools For Managing Passwords
  5. Configuring SSH
  6. SSH Keys
  7. Controlling SSH Access
  8. Using GPG
  9. Security Summary

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The CompTIA Linux+ Certification is a junior-level certification for Linux administrators. Students should be able to perform maintenance tasks with the command line, install and configure a workstation, and be able to configure a basic network.CompTIA Linux+ LX0-101 and CompTIA Linux+ LX0-102. These exams were designed to test your knowledge and skills related to Linux system administration and maintenance. Please keep in mind that certification details and exam content may have evolved since then, so it’s a good idea to check the CompTIA website or other official sources for the most up-to-date information. Here’s an overview of the LX0-101 and LX0-102 exams:

CompTIA Linux+ LX0-101:

  • Exam Title: CompTIA Linux+ [Powered by LPI] Exam 1
  • Exam Code: LX0-101
  • Exam Objectives:
      • System Architecture: Covering topics like Linux installation, package management, and bootloader configuration.
      • GNU and Unix Commands: Testing your knowledge of common Linux commands, file management, and text processing.
      • Devices, Linux Filesystems, and Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS): Examining topics related to device management, filesystem types, and directory structure.
      • Shell Scripting: Assessing your understanding of shell scripting basics and writing simple shell scripts.
      • User Interfaces and Desktops: Covering desktop environments, window systems, and display managers.
  • Passing Score: The passing score for LX0-101 may vary depending on the version of the exam but is typically around 500 on a scale of 200-800.

 

CompTIA Linux+ LX0-102:

  • Exam Title: CompTIA Linux+ [Powered by LPI] Exam 2
  • Exam Code: LX0-102
  • Exam Objectives:
      • Kernel: Focusing on kernel modules, customizing the kernel, and kernel troubleshooting.
      • System Startup and Shutdown: Examining the boot process, init, shutdown, and runlevels.
      • File Permissions and Ownership: Testing your knowledge of Linux file permissions, ownership, and access control lists (ACLs).
      • Printing: Covering printing configuration and troubleshooting on Linux systems.
      • Networking: Assessing your understanding of network configuration and troubleshooting.
      • Internet Services: Topics include web services, email services, and network file sharing.
      • Troubleshooting: Evaluating your ability to diagnose and resolve common Linux system issues.
  • Passing Score: Similar to LX0-101, the passing score for LX0-102 may vary but is typically around 500 on a scale of 200-800.

To prepare for these exams, you can use study materials provided by CompTIA, such as official study guides and practice exams. Additionally, many third-party training providers offer courses and study resources for CompTIA Linux+ certification. Remember to check the CompTIA website or contact CompTIA directly for the most current information on exam content, passing scores, and other certification details.

 

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