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• Deploy Ubuntu Server Edition across your organisation with confidence.
• Learn the latest tips, tricks and techniques from the Ubuntu experts.
• Help your company reduce costs and boost efficiency with a stable, easy-to-manage IT infrastructure.
• Deploy new services more quickly and introduce innovations faster.
• Avoid costly licensing agreements.

Take the self-assessment survey to find out if the Deploying Ubuntu Server Edition course is right for you.

Attendees should have at least two years of active system administration experience. They should also have Linux Professional Institute (LPI) Level 1 and Level 2 certifications or a working knowledge of Solaris, HPUX, Red Hat or other UNIX system.

Existing skills should include:

• SSH
• Bash scripting
• Basic service configuration of Apache, MySQL, DNS, Samba and Postfix
• Working knowledge of TCP/IP networking and configuration
• Working knowledge of vi or Emacs

Topic 0: Getting Started in the Virtual Training Environment

(applicable to virtual classroom training only)

• Introduction to the environment used for the course and the labs

• Architecture of the virtual training environment

• Introduction to Moodle

• Introduction to Spreed

  • Interacting with fellow students and the instructor

  • Giving feedback to the instructor

  • Using audio (computer-based, or dial-in)

  • Testing your connection speed

• ssh login to the virtual machine environment

  • Ssh client recommendations for windows and macintosh users

  • Accessing your virtual machines

  • Using 'screen' to switch between machines (Ctrl-A commands)

Topic 1: Installation

• Installation

  • Checking hardware requirements

  • Choosing, download and burning an installation CD

  • Running the installer

  • “Expert mode” installation

  • Partitioning: (guided, manual, LVM)

  • Software selection

  • Why is there no root account?

• Troubleshooting installations

  • ACPI issues

  • CD problems

  • Saving installation logs

  • Diagnosing boot failures

• Logical Volumes

  • The benefits of logical volumes

  • Architecture

  • Creating physical volumes, volume groups and logical volumes

  • Extending logical volumes

• Time synchronisation

Topic 2: Debian Package Management

• What is a Debian package?

• Low-level package management

  • Installing, listing and removing packages with dpkg

  • Package configuration and re-configuration

• High-level package management

  • Repository structure: pockets and components

  • The advanced packaging toolkit (APT)

  • Specifyin

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