Part I: Getting Started. Starting with Linux -- Creating the Perfect Linux Desktop -- Part II: Becoming a Linux Power User. Using the Shell -- Moving around the Filesystem -- Working with Text Files -- Managing Running Processes -- Writing Simple Shell Scripts -- Part III: Becoming a Linux System Administrator. Learning System Administration -- Installing Linux -- Getting and Managing Software -- Managing User Accounts -- Managing Disks and Filesystems -- Part IV: Becoming a Linux Server Administrator. Understanding Server Administration -- Administering Networking -- Starting and Stopping Services -- Configuring a Print Server -- Configuring a Web Server -- Configuring an FTP Server -- Configuring a Windows File Sharing (Samba) Server -- Configuring an NFS File Server -- Troubleshooting Linux -- Part V: Learning Linux Security Techniques. Understanding Basic Linux Security -- Understanding Advanced Linux Security -- Enhancing Linux Security with SELinux -- Securing Linux on a Network -- Part VI: Extending Linux into the Cloud. Using Linux for Cloud Computing -- Deploying Linux to the Cloud -- Part VII: Appendixes. Appendix A: Media -- Appendix B: Exercise Answers.

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