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Revision as of 08:53, 21 February 2024

This will be an intense five (5) day hands-on training that will focus on the skills required to become a great systems administrator and includes topics that are important not only from a theoretical perspective but also have a tremendous practical utility. The training will be held from February 26th - March 1st, 2024.

Objective

Upon completion of this training, you will have acquired a good working knowledge of Linux, from both a graphical and command line perspective, allowing you to easily navigate through any of the major Linux distributions.

Who Should Attend?

This course is designed for experienced computer users who have limited or no previous exposure to Linux, whether they are working in an individual or Enterprise environment.

Prerequisites

1. Laptop with a working wireless card 2. Laptop able to support VirtualBox installation 3. Familiarity with computers and daily use of computer software 4. Great attitude

Course content

The course has ten (10) modules

Fundamentals of Unix and Linux

History of UNIX & Linux

Linux Environments

Linux File System

Linux Commands

User Environment

Linux Text Editors

Network Configuration Essentials

Security Principles

Shell and Bash Scripting

Apache Webserver

Items Required

Each Participant is to bring a laptop with wireless connectivity.

Trainers

No Name Organization
1 Nyanjau Kimani (NK) KENET
2 Joy Otuya (JO) KENET
3 Amos Koech (AK) KENET
4 Samuel Macharia (SM) KENET
5 Caroline Gachuhi (CG) KENET
6 Zeinab Mzungu (ZM) KENET


Participants

No Institution Name Designation

Timetable

Day 8:00-9:30 9:30-10:00 10:00-10:30 10:30-1:00 1:00-2:00 2:00-3:00 3:00-4:00 4:00-4:20 4:20-4:45
Monday February 26 History of UNIX & Linux (NK)

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Linux Environments (NK)

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Tea Break Lab 1: Graphical installation of operating system on Virtual-box (SM)

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Lunch Linux File System (AK)

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Linux Commands (SM) Tea Break Lab 2: Linux Commands -Install prerequisite utilities & verify

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Tuesday February 27 Switching Architectures (KP)

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Tea Break Introduction to VLANs (JC) [[9]] Lab 2: VLAN Configuration (JC/MO) [[10]] VLAN Configuration Lab continued (MO) [[11]] Lunch Introduction to Routing II (LM) [[12]] Lab 3: Static Routing [[13]] Tea Break
Wednesday February 28 Campus Network Design and Operations (MO)

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Tea Break Campus Network Structured Cabling (MO) [[15]] Campus Network Best practices (MO) [[]] Activity: Campus Network Design Roundtable Lunch Introduction to Wireless Networks Activity: Check Wi-Fi Link speeds and standard in use on mobile phones and laptops

Wireless Network Lab(CA/JK)

Tea Break
Thursday February 29 Activity: Troubleshooting campus LAN (CA)

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Tea Break Campus Network Diagrams Review continued (MO/CA) Network Security [[17]] (JK) Network Security Devices Discussion (JK) Lunch Campus Network Monitoring [[18]] (NK) Lab 5: Installation of Nagios and Cacti

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Tea Break
Friday March 1 Cacti Lab Instructions [[20]] Tea Break Cacti Installation Guide [[21]] Assessment Assessment

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Lunch Survey/Feedback [[26]] Closing Ceremony Tea Break
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