The Linux Server Professional (LPIC-1 102) course will help candidates preparing for the LPIC 102 exam, which is the second out of 2 LPI exams candidates have to take to obtain the certificate.

The Linux Professional Institute (LPI) has established itself as the standard for distribution independent Linux certification. LPI offers three levels of certification: LPI 1, LPI 2 and LPI 3. LPI 1 is the base level certification that is looked for by professionals that want to validate their skills on Linux but not to one specific Linux distribution.

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• Managing a Linux shell environment and shell scripts
• Managing Linux printers
• Creating and managing user and group accounts
• Applying security settings
• Managing SQL databases
• Configuring and troubleshooting networking
• Managing Linux time
• Working with SSH
• Managing Logging

1. Course Intro
   This session introduces the course and explains what students can expect of it.
2. Using and Customizing the shell environment
   In this lesson the student learns how to customize the shell environment to provide basic settings as needed by users.
3. Managing Printing
   In this lesson the student learns how the CUPS printing system is organized and how print jobs as well as printers can be managed.
4. Managing User and Group Accounts
   In this lesson the student learns how user and group accounts are used in a Linux environment and how these accounts can be managed.
5. Configuring Security
   This lesson teaches how different network and user-based security settings can be applied.
6. Scheduling Jobs
   In this lesson, the student learns how tasks and jobs can be scheduled using at and cron.
7. Maintaining System Time
   Linux stores time in different ways. In this lesson, the student learns about the different locations where time is stored and how these relate to one another.
8. Configuring System Logging
   In this lesson, the student learns how to configure system logging. The (r) Syslog service is explained, as well as the systemd journal and log rotate.
9. Configuring Networking
   This lesson introduces networking in general and teaches how to configure network interfaces with fixed or permanent network configurations.
10. Managing MTA Basics
    This lesson provides a basic overview of MTA working. It teaches students how to configure a system to send outgoing mail to a relay host.
11. Using SSH
    In this lesson, the student learns how to use ssh and related commands. Advanced SSH usage is also covered, including configuration parameters, working with SSH keys and SSH port forwarding.
12. 11. Customizing and Writing Shell Scripts
    This lesson provides an introduction to Linux shell scripting. At the end of this lesson, the student will be able to read bash shell scripts and write shell scripts using common structures for himself.
13. Accessibility and Internationalization
    This lesson explains how to configure Linux for increased accessibility, and for use in international environments.
14. SQL Data Management
    This lesson teaches learners how to set up a simple SQL database.

• This course is for IT staff that want to acquire Linux skills.
• Typical functions for attendees of this course include support staff and junior system administration.

• To attend this course, participants need to attend the LPIC-101 course or have experience at a comparable level.