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Unix Systems Administration
CPTR-254 This course provides a comprehensive exploration of the installation, management, and utilization ofUNIX operating systems within the context of a business environment.
Labs
Labs in this class are built to encourage creativity and problem-solving abilities. Thus, the instructions provided in these labs will generally not be comprehensive. This is to better mimic the real world, where documentation on how to complete a desired task...
Lab 1 - Setting Up Your Environment
In this lab, you will focus on setting up your environment which includes two virtual machines (VMs) that you will use throughout the rest of the semester. Be sure to follow the instructions carefully, and use the internet to clarify or look up information you...
Overview
CPTR-254 | Unix Systems Administration This course provides a comprehensive exploration of the installation, management, and utilization of UNIX operating systems within the context of a business environment. Students will gain practical insights into the dep...
Lab 2 - Permissions and Software Management
Expectations Labs in this class are built to encourage creativity and problem-solving abilities. Thus, the instructions provided in these labs will generally not be comprehensive. This is to better mimic the real world, where documentation on how to complete ...
Lab 3 - Bash Scripting
In this lab, we will explore the basics of bash scripting by creating several simple but fundamental scripts that demonstrate essential programming concepts. Through these exercises, you will learn how to write a "hello world" script, interact with users via i...
Lab 4 - Python Scripting
In this lab, you will explore key concepts of Python scripting, focusing on command-line arguments, file I/O operations, and the creation of basic command-line tools. The exercises will help you develop proficiency in writing Python scripts for real-world appl...
Lab 5 - User Management and LDAP Installation
In this lab, you will explore user and group management in Linux (Ubuntu) and Unix (OPNSense). You will locate and analyze password, shadow, and group files, manually create a user and group by editing these files, and test SSH access on Ubuntu. Using useradd ...