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101 Labs – CompTIA A+ Certification

101 Labs – CompTIA A+ Certification Training

CompTIA A+ Certification

The CompTIA A+ exam is your gateway to a career in IT support including helpdesk, PC support and basic network support.

The CompTIA A+ certification is ideal for beginners who want to pass a vendor-neutral exam. They are required if you want to work in any government role, including for companies that subcontract on government work.

Updated for the latest exam syllabus:

CompTIA A+ Certification Training

The A+ exam is very practical so getting hands-on experience configuring the services, devices and protocols is essential. These hands-on labs guide you through configuring DNS, DHCP, routers, firewalls, network switches, wireless and much more.

We take you by the hand and guide you through the A+ exam syllabus topics. There are more than $400 worth of CompTIA A+ practice tests included to guarantee your success come exam day.

CompTIA A+ certification is an ideal stepping stone for a range of careers including helpdesk, network support, PC engineer, security, wireless, system administration, network design and many others.

This A+ certification course shows you how to configure multiple protocols and technologies. You use free-trial software, virtual machines and free-to-download software (such as Cisco Packet Tracer) to configure all the labs.

Follow along every step of the way as our expert instructor shares tips and secrets you can use not only to pass the exam but to succeed in the real world of internetworking. You use free trials of software and free network emulators such as Cisco Packet Tracer so you don’t need to buy any expensive equipment.

All software can run on a Virtual Machine on your home PC. Download free trials and evaluation versions of Windows 10 and Windows Server so you can configure Windows security and Active Directory. Ubuntu is a free Linux distro you can download to try out your Linux configurations and commands.

CompTIA A+ jobs require you to support a broad range of hardware and software from multiple vendors which is typical in many small-to-medium sized companies. Although the exam is vendor neutral you will need to spend time using Microsoft and Linux software as well as a range of other vendors for firewall and wireless.

By the end of the course you will have configured IP subnetting, Windows, Linux, Apple, device security, bitlocker, wireless security, Active Directory, Windows Server, printer networking, RAID and much more.

You will have configured more devices and services than most support engineers do in five years, all with the guidance of our networking expert who has over 20 years working with large corporations installing and supporting their network equipment.

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IT Lab Books

Hands-on skills will increase your chances of passing your IT exams by at least 50%. They give you confidence, speed and dramatically improve your skills for the exams and of course the real world of configuring and troubleshooting IT networks.

Our IT labs have been chosen from each exam syllabus to prepare you for tough challenge questions and also prepare you for common technical interview tests and of course real world scenarios you will encounter on the job.

101 Labs – Cisco CCNA

First released in 2009, it’s been used by thousands of students to study for the CCNA exam.

Our Cisco experts take you through every component of the latest Cisco CCNA exam syllabus. Use GNS3, Packet Tracer or live equipment and learn how to configure routing protocols, security, VLANs, NAT, DHCP and more.

101 Labs – Cisco CCNP

First printed in 2004, this book was devised by renowned dual CCIE Farai Tafa who has designed, installed and troubleshooted complex networks for several global companies.

This book covers advanced routing, redistribution, IPv6, services and troubleshooting steps. It’s designed to prepare you for the ENCOR and ENSARI exams for CCNP Enterprise.

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101 Labs – CompTIA Linux+

CompTIA Linux+ Certification Training

The CompTIA Linux+ is the most popular Linux certification in the world. It’s a must-have for any person who wants to work in this area of IT. It’s now in its 20th year and has been updated recently marking a shift from the LIPC1 syllabus (which it now shares around 60% content with).

All US government jobs and contracts require IT staff to possess a CompTIA certification for the technology they support. Linux is tested in Cisco exams also.

This course has been completely revised and updated for the brand new Linux+ exam:

CompTIA Linux+ Certification

Linux runs the internet and is used by over 90% of companies. There is currently a huge demand for Linux engineers who are needed to configure and maintain the IT infrastructure for companies large and small all around the globe.

Linux is used on many devices used everyday from smartphones to cars, supercomputers and home appliances, desktops and enterprise servers, the Linux operating system is ubiquitous in fact.

Linux has been growing in use since the late 1990s and has a user-base that spans the globe. You can find Linux running the software on your phones and IoT devices including your thermostats, in your cars, refrigerators, Roku devices, and televisions. It also runs most of the Internet, all of the world’s top 500 supercomputers, and the world’s stock exchanges.

We take you by the hand and guide you through the entire Linux+ syllabus from start to finish. Included are more than $400 worth of CompTIA Linux+ practice tests, advanced multi-technology labs, real-world and exam tricks and tips and to guarantee your success come exam day.

Your course is taught by a Linux industry expert who designs, configures and supports Linux for international companies. He shares his decades of experience with you as you learn the insider tips and secrets you can use on-the-job as a Linux engineer.

Linux is tested in most IT exams from Cisco, CompTIA, Ethical Hacking, WiFi Engineer, Software Engineer and more. You must learn it if you want to work in the modern IT industry. If you need to learn the theory, please check out our sister website howtonetwork.com for CompTIA Linux+ training.

Take this course if you:

• Are a novice and want to learn Linux basics
• Want to pass your CompTIA Linux+ certification exam
• Want to work in any government IT roles (all require Linux+)
• Find just reading a study guide not sufficient to understand the material
• Can’t seem to nail subjects such as scripting or bash
• Need Linux+ practice tests
• Want an easy-to-follow study program that will get you results
• Can’t find enough practice exams with solutions to prepare yourself
• Want to dramatically improve your hands-on Linux skills

Module 1	Hardware and System Configuration
Unit 1	Boot Sequence
Unit 2	Install a Boot Manager
Unit 3	Kernel Modules
Unit 4	Your Computer on the Network
Unit 5	Network Configuration
Unit 6	Modern Network Troubleshooting Tools
Unit 7	Legacy Network Troubleshooting Tools
Unit 8	dnsutils
Unit 9	Filesystems and Storage
Unit 10	Design Hard Disk Layout
Unit 11	Create Partitions and Filesystems
Unit 12	Filesystem Integrity
Unit 13	Manual Mounting
Unit 14	Automatic Mounting
Unit 15	Logical Volume Manager
Unit 16	Linux as a Virtualization Guest
Unit 17	Timezones
Unit 18	Locales
Module 2	Systems Operation and Maintenance
Unit 1	Shared Libraries
Unit 2	Apt
Unit 3	Dpkg
Unit 4	YUM
Unit 5	RPM
Unit 6	Creating Users and Groups
Unit 7	User Profiles
Unit 8	Users
Unit 9	Groups
Unit 10	Pipes and Redirection
Unit 11	Process Text Streams Using Filters
Unit 12	Find and Globbing
Unit 13	Redirection and File Descriptors
Unit 14	Pipes
Unit 15	vi Navigation
Unit 16	vi Modes
Unit 17	Create and Change Hard and Symbolic Links
Unit 18	SysVInit and Systemd
Unit 19	Runlevels and Boot Targets
Unit 20	Systemd and Processes
Unit 21	Foreground and Background Jobs
Unit 22	Cron
Unit 23	At and Systemd
Unit 24	Manage Printers and Printing
Unit 25	Processes and Configuration
Unit 26	PCI Devices and Peripherals
Unit 27	Install and Configure X11
Unit 28	Accessibility
Module 3	Security
Unit 1	Basic Security and Identifying User Types
Unit 2	Managing File Permissions and Ownership
Unit 3	Special Directories and Files
Unit 4	File Permissions
Unit 5	Directory Permissions
Unit 6	User Auditing
Unit 7	SSH
Unit 8	GPG
Unit 9	Pluggable Authentication Modules
Unit 10	OpenVPN
Unit 11	Best Practices (SSH)
Unit 12	Best Practices (Authentication)
Unit 13	Best Practices (Auditing)
Unit 14	System Messaging and Logging
Unit 15	Rsyslog
Unit 16	Logrotate
Unit 17	Journald
Unit 18	Ports and Services
Unit 19	iptables
Unit 20	UFW
Unit 21	File Archiving and Unarchiving
Unit 22	Remote Backups
Module 4	Linux Troubleshooting and Diagnostics
Unit 1	Network Monitoring
Unit 2	Network Troubleshooting
Unit 3	Monitoring Disk Performance
Unit 4	Monitoring Disk Usage
Unit 5	CPU Configuration
Unit 6	CPU Monitoring
Unit 7	Swap Space
Unit 8	Memory Monitoring
Unit 9	Resetting the Root Password
Unit 10	Process Monitoring
Unit 11	Sending Signals
Unit 12	Modify Process Execution Priorities
Unit 13	Storage Quotas
Unit 14	Immutability
Unit 15	Understanding Computer Hardware
Unit 16	RAID
Unit 17	Patching
Unit 18	Package Repositories
Unit 19	Memory Testing
Module 5	Automation and Scripting
Unit 1	Shell Scripting
Unit 2	Environment Variables, Types, and History
Unit 3	Standard Syntax
Unit 4	Quoting and Escaping
Unit 5	Regular Expressions
Unit 6	Basic Regex
Unit 7	Extended Regex
Unit 8	Scripting Practice 1
Unit 9	Scripting Practice 2
Unit 10	Creating a Git Repo
Unit 11	Working with Git
Unit 12	Git Branches
Unit 13	Ansible
Unit 14	Puppet
Module 6	Practice Exams
Unit 1	Exam 1
Unit 2	Exam 2
Unit 3	Exam 3
Unit 4	Exam 4

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101 Labs – Linux LPIC1

Linux Certification Training – Practice Labs and Exams

LPI is the global certification standard and career support organization for Linux open source professionals. With more than 600,000 exams delivered, it’s the world’s first and largest vendor-neutral Linux and open source certification body. LPI has certified professionals in over 180 countries, delivers exams in 9 languages, and has hundreds of training partners.

This course has been completely revised and updated for the brand new LPIC exams:

• 010-160 – LPI: Linux Essentials (Linux Beginners)
• 101-500 – LPIC-1: System Administrator
• 102-500 – LPIC-1: System Administrator

Linux Administrator Training

Linux engineers are in huge demand at the moment and with a shortfall of Linux certified engineers it’s easier then ever to land a rewarding and well paid job.

Your Linux certification training course starts with Linux beginner labs preparing you for the LPI Essentials certification exam which is aimed at junior Linux engineers. After that, you prepare for the Linux administrator exam, the Linux LPIC-1.

Linux practice labs are the ONLY way to prepare for the Linux exams. You can read as many books as you like but until you install, configure and troubleshoot the many available Linux services and systems you will never understand enough to pass the exams (or do the job).

We take you by the hand and guide you through the entire LPIC Essentials and Administrator. Included are more than $400 worth of Linux practice tests, advanced multi-technology labs, real-world and exam tricks and tips and to guarantee your success come exam day.

Your Linux certification training instructor is an industry expert. He configures and troubleshoots Linux for large international companies on a daily basis. He walks you through all the important Linux features including working with files and directories, shell scripting, boot manager, security, networking, GUI, troubleshooting, managing printers, managing hard disks and much more.

Take this course if you:

• Are a novice and want to learn Linux basics
• Want to pass your Linux Administrator exams
• Find just reading a study guide not sufficient to understand the material
• Can’t seem to nail subjects such as scripting or bash
• Want an easy-to-follow study program that will get you results
• Can’t find enough practice exams with solutions to prepare yourself
• Want to dramatically improve your hands-on Linux skills

Module 1	Welcome to the Course
Unit 1	Welcome
Module 2	LPIC Essentials 1
Unit 1	Linux Distributions and Installation
Unit 2	Desktop Applications and Package Management
Unit 3	Server and Development Applications
Unit 4	Open Source Software and Licensing
Unit 5	Working in Linux
Unit 6	Command Line Syntax and Quoting
Unit 7	Environment Variables, Types, and History
Unit 8	Getting Help
Unit 9	Files
Unit 10	Directories
Unit 11	File Copying, Moving, and Globbing
Unit 12	Archiving and Unarchiving
Unit 13	Pipes and Redirection
Unit 14	Regular Expressions
Unit 15	Shell Scripting
Unit 16	Scripting Practice
Unit 17	Choosing an Operating System
Unit 18	Hardware
Unit 19	Processes and Configuration
Unit 20	System Messaging and Logging
Unit 21	Networking
Unit 22	Basic Security and Identifying User Types
Unit 23	Creating Users and Groups
Unit 24	Managing File Permissions and Ownership
Unit 25	Special Directories and Files
Module 3	LPIC1 — Exam 101
Unit 1	Determine and Configure Hardware Settings: PCI Devices and Peripherals
Unit 2	Determine and Configure Hardware Settings: Filesystems and Storage
Unit 3	Boot the System: Boot Sequence
Unit 4	Boot the System: SysVInit and Systemd
Unit 5	Change Runlevels / Boot Targets and Shutdown or Reboot System: Runlevels and Boot Targets
Unit 6	Change Runlevels / Boot Targets and Shutdown or Reboot System: Systemd and Processes
Unit 7	Install a Boot Manager
Unit 8	Manage Shared Libraries
Unit 9	Use Debian Package Management: Apt
Unit 10	Use Debian Package Management: Dpkg
Unit 11	Use RPM and YUM Package Management: YUM
Unit 12	Use RPM and YUM Package Management: RPM
Unit 13	Linux as a Virtualization Guest
Unit 14	Work on the Command Line: Commands and Quoting
Unit 15	Work on the Command Line: Environment Variables, Types, and History
Unit 16	Process Text Streams Using Filters
Unit 17	Perform Basic File Management: Files and Directories
Unit 18	Perform Basic File Management: Find and Globbing
Unit 19	Perform Basic File Management: Archiving and Unarchiving
Unit 20	Use Streams, Pipes, and Redirects: Redirection and File Descriptors
Unit 21	Use Streams, Pipes, and Redirects: Pipes
Unit 22	Create, Monitor, and Kill Processes: Foreground and Background Jobs
Unit 23	Create, Monitor, and Kill Processes: Process Monitoring
Unit 24	Create. Monitor, and Kill Processes: Sending Signals
Unit 25	Modify Process Execution Priorities
Unit 26	Modify Process Execution Priorities
Unit 27	Search Text Files Using Regular Expressions: Basic Regex
Unit 28	Search Text Files Using Regular Expressions: Extended Regex
Unit 29	Basic File Editing: vi Navigation
Unit 30	Basic File Editing: vi Modes
Unit 31	Create Partitions and Filesystems
Unit 32	Maintain the Integrity of Filesystems
Unit 33	Control Mounting and Unmounting of Filesystems: Manual Mounting
Unit 34	Control Mounting and Unmounting of Filesystems: Automatic Mounting
Unit 35	Manage File Permissions and Ownership: File Permissions
Unit 36	Manage File Permissions and Ownership: Directory Permissions
Unit 37	Create and Change Hard and Symbolic Links
Unit 38	Find System Files and Place Files in the Correct Location
Unit 39	Design Hard Disk Layout
Module 4	LPIC1 — Exam 102
Unit 1	Customize and Use the Shell Environment: User Profiles
Unit 2	Customize and Use the Shell Environment: Aliases and Functions
Unit 3	Customize or Write Simple Scripts: Standard Syntax
Unit 4	Customize or Write Simple Scripts: Miscellaneous Tools
Unit 5	Customize or Write Simple Scripts: Scripting Practice
Unit 6	Install and Configure X11
Unit 7	Graphical Desktops
Unit 8	Accessibility
Unit 9	Manage User and Group Accounts and Related System Files: Users
Unit 10	Manage User and Group Accounts and Related System Files: Groups
Unit 11	Manage User and Group Accounts and Related System Files: Special Purpose Accounts
Unit 12	Automate System Administration Tasks by Scheduling Jobs: Cron
Unit 13	Automate System Administration Tasks by Scheduling Jobs: At and Systemd
Unit 14	Localisation and Internationalisation: Timezones
Unit 15	Localisation and Internationalisation: Locales
Unit 16	Maintain System Time: NTP
Unit 17	Maintain System Time: Chrony
Unit 18	System Logging: Rsyslog
Unit 19	System Logging: Logrotate
Unit 20	System Logging: Journald
Unit 21	Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) Basics: Aliases and Forwarding
Unit 22	Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) Basics: Other MTA’s
Unit 23	Manage Printers and Printing
Unit 24	Fundamentals of Internet Protocols: Ports and Services
Unit 25	Fundamentals of Internet Protocols: Subnetting
Unit 26	Fundamentals of Internet Protocols: IPv4 and IPv6
Unit 27	Persistent Network Configuration: Network Configuration
Unit 28	Persistent Network Configuration: NetworkManager
Unit 29	Basic Network Troubleshooting: Modern Tools
Unit 30	Basic Network Troubleshooting: Legacy Tools
Unit 31	Configure Client Side DNS: dnsutils
Unit 32	Configure Client Side DNS: systemd-resolved
Unit 33	Perform Security Administration Tasks: User Auditing
Unit 34	Perform Security Administration Tasks: System Auditing
Unit 35	Setup Host Security: User Security
Unit 36	Setup Host Security: Network Services
Unit 37	Securing Data with Encryption: SSH
Unit 38	Securing Data with Encryption: GPG
Module 5	Practice Exams
Unit 1	Exam 1 — LPI Essentials
Unit 2	Exam 2 — LPI Essentials 2
Unit 3	LPIC 1 — Exam 101
Unit 4	LPIC 1 — Exam 102

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