LPIC-2 Linux Engineer (202-450)

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What Will I Learn?

• Understand and analyze performance metrics and resource utilization on Linux systems.
• Compile and customize the Linux kernel from source code.
• Manage the system startup process using SysV init and systemd.
• Manage advanced file system features such as encryption and compression.
• Configure advanced networking settings, including routing and network services.
• Install, configure, and manage DNS servers.
• Configure and manage Apache HTTPD and Nginx web servers.
• Configure Samba for file sharing with Windows clients.
• Configure Linux clients to connect to various network services, including LDAP, SMB, and NFS

Requirements

• • LPIC-1 Certification (101 and 102): While not mandatory, having the LPIC-1 certification demonstrates a solid understanding of fundamental Linux concepts and commands. LPIC-1 serves as a strong foundation for the more advanced topics covered in LPIC-2.
• • Linux Experience: Candidates should have practical experience in administering Linux systems. This includes knowledge of basic command-line operations, file management, user management, package management, and system configuration.
• • Networking Knowledge: Familiarity with networking concepts is beneficial, as LPIC-2 covers advanced networking configurations, routing, and network services.
• • File System and Storage Management: Understanding of filesystems, storage devices, and basic RAID and LVM (Logical Volume Management) concepts is important.
• • Shell Scripting: Proficiency in shell scripting (such as Bash scripting) is advantageous, as it allows candidates to automate tasks and perform advanced system configurations.
• • TCP/IP Networking: Understanding of TCP/IP networking fundamentals, including IP addressing, subnets, and basic network troubleshooting, is helpful.
• • Hands-On Experience: Practical hands-on experience with Linux systems, including setting up and managing various services, is essential for mastering the advanced topics covered in LPIC-2.

Target audience

• The LPIC-2 Linux Engineer (201-450) certification is designed for experienced Linux professionals who have a strong foundation in Linux system administration and are looking to further enhance their skills and knowledge in more advanced areas of Linux engineering. The LPIC-2 certification is suitable for a specific group of target students, including:
• Experienced Linux Administrators
• System Engineers
• Network Administrators:
• Linux Trainers and Instructors
• IT Professionals Seeking Advancement