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SUSE LINUX Network Services (Novell 3057) (5 days)
This intensive training course will teach you how to configure advanced network services on SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 and will explore server-optimization as well.
We recommend you have attended our SUSE Linux Administration and Advanced Administration courses (or have equivalent experience) prior to enrolling in this course.
- Configure a DNS Server Using BIND
- Review of DNS Basics
- Understand How Name Servers Work
- Understand How to Query DNS
- Configure a Caching-Only DNS Server
- Configure a Master Server for Your Domain
- Forward Requests to Other Name Servers
- The Name Servers of the Root Domain
- Forward Requests to Specific Name Servers
- Forward Requests for a Subdomain
- Restrict Access to the Name Server
- Configure Logging Options
- Security Aspects for Zone Transfer
- Security Aspects of the Zone Transfer
- Zone Transfers from Slave Servers
- Configure Zone Transfers from the Master Server to Slave Servers
- Configure Dynamic DNS
- Special Aspects of SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 Configuration
- Use rndc to Control the Name Server
- Check Configuration Files
- named-checkconf
- named-checkzone
- Set Up a Print Server
- Understand How CUPS Works
- Print Queues
- Classes
- Log Files
- Install and Configure a Print Server
- Install a Print Server
- Configure a Print Server
- Use YaST to Configure a Print Server
- Access Restrictions
- Restrict the Access to the CUPS Server
- Access Restrictions for Users and Groups
- User Authentication
- Configure a CUPS Client
- Client without Local Printer Daemon
- Client with Local Printer Daemon
- Manage Printer Queues
- Generate a Print Job
- Display Information on Print Jobs
- Cancel Print Jobs
- Configure a Queue
- Use the Web Interface to Manage a CUPS Server
- Do Administration Tasks
- Manage Printer Classes
- On-Line Help
- Manage Jobs
- Manage Printers
- Download the Current CUPS Software
- Configure a Mail Server
- Understand the Function of the Three Mail Agents
- Mail Transfer Agent (MTA)
- Mail Delivery Agent (MDA)
- Mail User Agent (MUA)
- The Mail Cycle
- Understand the Architecture of Postfix
- Process of Inbound Email
- Process of Outbound Email
- Start, Stop, and Reinitialize Postfix
- Know the Components of the Postfix Program Package
- Configure the Postfix Master Daemon
- Configure Global Settings
- Configure Postfix Using /etc/sysconfig/postfix
- Configure Postfix Using /etc/postfix/main
- Configure General Scenarios
- Forward Mail to the Providers Mail Server
- Send Mail in the Local Network
- Receive Mail over the Internet
- Configure the Lookup Tables
- The access Lookup Table
- The canonical Lookup Table
- The recipient_canonical Lookup Table
- The sender_canonical Lookup Table
- The relocated Lookup Table
- The transport Lookup Table
- The virtual Lookup Table
- The aliases Lookup Table
- Use Postfix Tools
- Receive Email over IMAP and POP3
- Configure Cyrus IMAPd
- Configure Cyrus IMAPd
- Configure QPopper
- Retrieve Mail with Fetchmail
- Sort Mails with Procmail
- Fight Spam
- Install SpamAssassin
- Configure SpamAssassin
- Use SpamAssassin
- Train SpamAssassin
- Use OpenSLP
- What OpenSLP Is
- SLP Agents
- User Agent
- Service Agent
- Directory Agent
- Messages
- Unicast, Multicast, and Broadcast Protocols
- Configure OpenSLP
- The OpenSLP Daemon slpd
- The OpenSLP Configuration File
- The OpenSLP Registration Files
- SLP Frontends
- YaST SLP Browser
- Konqueror
- The Command Line Program slptool
- Deploy Tomcat
- Describe Tomcat
- Install and Configure Tomcat
- Understand the File System Structure
- Edit the server
- Install Web Applications
- Use the Tomcat Administration Tools
- Use the Manager to Control Web Applications
- Use the Admin Interface to Adjust the Server Configuration
- Limit Access to the Administration Tools
- Use Port 80 to Access Tomcat
This class is limited to a maximum of 12 students.
On-Site Delivery
This course is available for on-site delivery for groups of 3 or more students. OTG offers discounted training for on-site courses of more than 3 students - call us at 877-258-8987 (or submit the form on the upper right side of this page) for more information.
This course is delivered by our in-house Subject Matter Experts. It is a combination of hands-on and lecture, and focuses on advanced Linux/System Administration skills.
The following materials are used to deliver this course:
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