Unix Administration Basics

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14.15 Hours

106 Videos

Unix Administration Basics Course. Topics covered in this course include: VirtualBox, Basic commands, Special characters, File editing, Filesystem structure, Finding files, Shell special characters, Regular expressions, Process management, Job scheduling, Customizing your account, UNIX printing, Networking, X Windows, Backup and compression, Text utilities, Shell scripting, System administration basics.

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Course Syllabus

Module 1: Virtual Box

Virtual Box-Part 1
Virtual Box-Part 2
Virtual Box-Part 3
Virtual Box-Part 4
Virtual Box-Part 5
Virtual Box-Part 6

Module 2: Basic Commands

Basic Commands-Part 1
Basic Commands-Part 2
Basic Commands-Part 3
Basic Commands-Part 4
Basic Commands-Part 5
Basic Commands-Part 6
Basic Commands-Part 7
Basic Commands-Part 8
Basic Commands-Part 9
Basic Commands-Part 10

Module 3: Special Characters

Special Characters-Part 1
Special Characters-Part 2
Special Characters-Part 3

Module 4: File Editing

File Editing-Part 1
File Editing-Part 2
File Editing-Part 3
File Editing-Part 4
File Editing-Part 5
File Editing-Part 6
File Editing-Part 7

Module 5: File System Structure

File System Structure-Part 1
File System Structure-Part 2
File System Structure-Part 3
File System Structure-Part 4

Module 6: Finding Files

Finding Files-Part 1
Finding Files-Part 2
Finding Files-Part 3

Module 7: Shell Special Characters

Shell Special Characters-Part 1
Shell Special Characters-Part 2
Shell Special Characters-Part 3

Module 8: Regular Expressions

Regular Expressions-Part 1
Regular Expressions-Part 2
Regular Expressions-Part 3
Regular Expressions-Part 4
Regular Expressions-Part 5
Regular Expressions-Part 6

Module 9: Process Management

Process Management-Part 1
Process Management-Part 2
Process Management-Part 3
Process Management-Part 4
Process Management-Part 5
Process Management-Part 6
Process Management-Part 7
Process Management-Part 8

Module 10: Job Scheduling

Job Scheduling-Part 1
Job Scheduling-Part 2
Job Scheduling-Part 3
Job Scheduling-Part 4
Job Scheduling-Part 5
Job Scheduling-Part 6

Module 11: Customizing Your Account

Customizing Your Account-Part 1
Customizing Your Account-Part 2
Customizing Your Account-Part 3
Customizing Your Account-Part 4
Customizing Your Account-Part 5
Customizing Your Account-Part 6

Module 12: Unix Printing

Unix Printing-Part 1
Unix Printing-Part 2
Unix Printing-Part 3
Unix Printing-Part 4

Module 13: Networking

Networking-Part 1
Networking-Part 2
Networking-Part 3
Networking-Part 4
Networking-Part 5
Networking-Part 6
Networking-Part 7
Networking-Part 8
Networking-Part 9
Networking-Part 10

Module 14: X Windows

X Windows-Part 1
X Windows-Part 2
X Windows-Part 3
X Windows-Part 4
X Windows-Part 5

Module 15: Back Up And Compression

Back Up And Compression-Part 1
Back Up And Compression-Part 2
Back Up And Compression-Part 3
Back Up And Compression-Part 4

Module 16: Text Utility

Text Utility-Part 1
Text Utility-Part 2
Text Utility-Part 3
Text Utility-Part 4
Text Utility-Part 5

Module 17: Shell Scripting

Shell Scripting-Part 1
Shell Scripting-Part 2
Shell Scripting-Part 3
Shell Scripting-Part 4
Shell Scripting-Part 5
Shell Scripting-Part 6
Shell Scripting-Part 7
Shell Scripting-Part 8
Shell Scripting-Part 9
Shell Scripting-Part 10
Shell Scripting-Part 11

Module 18: System Administration Basics

System Administration Basics-Part 1
System Administration Basics-Part 2
System Administration Basics-Part 3
System Administration Basics-Part 4
System Administration Basics-Part 5

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