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  • Kirjastus: Que Corporation,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0789732033
  • ISBN-13: 9780789732033
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 576 pages, Illustrations, port.
  • Ilmumisaeg: 13-Oct-2004
  • Kirjastus: Que Corporation,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0789732033
  • ISBN-13: 9780789732033
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The official study guide to Novell's Certified Linux Engineer (CLE) exam.



The Novell CLE Study Guide, the official study guide to Novell's Certified Linux Engineer (CLE) exam, meets the needs of those seeking to pass the Novell Certified Linux Engineer exam. The Novell CLE Study Guide provides deeper coverage of Nterprise Services for Linux components than any other documentation and the knowledge needed to pass the practical exam with coverage of the Novell Nterprise Linux Services (NNLS) using hands-on labs and scenarios.

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The Novell CLE Study Guide, the official study guide to Novell's Certified Linux Engineer (CLE) exam, meets the needs of those seeking to pass the Novell Certified Linux Engineer exam. The Novell CLE Study Guide provides deeper coverage of Nterprise Services for Linux components than any other documentation and the knowledge needed to pass the practical exam with coverage of the Novell Nterprise Linux Services (NNLS) using hands-on labs and scenarios.
Introduction 1(2)
Introduction to the CLE Practical Exam
3(16)
Introduction to the CLE
3(8)
Novell Nterprise Linux Services
4(1)
Why CLE?
5(2)
Who Is the CLE For?
7(1)
CLE Objectives
8(2)
Using This Study Guide
10(1)
Introduction to the CLE Test Environment
11(7)
Why Practical Exams Are Used
11(2)
How the CLE Practicum Works
13(2)
CLE Practicum Tips and Strategies
15(1)
Read the Scenario
16(1)
Plan Your Strategy
17(1)
Implement Your Plan
17(1)
Test the Resolution
17(1)
Summary
18(1)
Introduction to SUSE Linux
19(48)
An Overview of Linux
19(16)
A Historical Review of Linux
20(2)
About GNU
22(1)
Linux Distributions
22(1)
The Function of Linux in a Computer System
23(1)
Introduction to the Linux User Interface
24(2)
An Introduction to the Linux File System
26(7)
Introduction to Linux Users
33(2)
Lab Exercise 2.1: Installing a New SUSE Linux Server
35(4)
Working with the Linux Command Line
39(8)
Linux Shells
39(3)
Using Linux Commands from the Command Line
42(2)
Commonly Used Linux Commands
44(3)
Lab Exercise 2.2: Using the Linux Command Line
47(2)
Working with the Linux File System
49(13)
Default Linux File System Structure
49(2)
Command-Line File System Utilities
51(3)
Using the mount Command
54(3)
Managing Archive Files
57(1)
Editing Text Files
58(4)
Lab Exercise 2.3: Managing Linux Files and Directories
62(3)
Answers to Exercises
65(1)
Lab Exercise 2.2
65(1)
Lab Exercise 2.3
65(1)
Summary
66(1)
Linux Administration and Configuration
67(54)
Managing Linux Users and Groups
67(10)
Linux File System Security
67(10)
Managing File Ownership and Permissions
77(8)
File Ownership
77(1)
File Permissions
78(7)
Lab Exercise 3.1: Managing Linux Security
85(4)
Managing the Linux Networking Configuration
89(9)
Linux Network Interfaces
89(2)
Managing Linux Network Interfaces with ifconfig
91(2)
Configuring Linux Network Interfaces in YaST
93(5)
Managing Linux Applications and Services
98(9)
Installing Linux Packages
99(3)
Managing Linux Services
102(3)
Managing Linux Processes
105(2)
Lab Exercise 3.2: Installing Linux Products and Managing Processes
107(4)
Implementing and Configuring NTP
111(7)
Why Time Must Be Synchronized
111(7)
Lab Exercise 3.3: Implementing NTP
118(2)
Summary
120(1)
Introduction to Novell Nterprise Linux Services (NNLS)
121(10)
Introduction to NNLS
121(3)
What Is NNLS?
122(2)
NNLS Components
124(5)
Identity Management
125(1)
File Management
126(1)
Print Management
127(1)
Messaging Services
127(1)
Collaboration Services
128(1)
Version Management Services
128(1)
Web-based Administration
128(1)
Novell and Open Source
129(1)
Summary
130(1)
NNLS Installation and Administration
131(116)
Installing NNLS
131(23)
Getting Ready to Install NNLS
134(20)
Lab Exercise 5.1: Installing and Configuring SLP
154(24)
Installing NNLS
173(5)
Lab Exercise 5.2: Preparing to Install NNLS
178(5)
Lab Exercise 5.3: Installing NNLS
183(7)
Updating NNLS with Red Carpet
190(9)
Components That Comprise Red Carpet
191(1)
Configuring Red Carpet
191(8)
Lab Exercise 5.4: Updating NNLS with red
199(2)
Managing eDirectory
201(20)
What Is a Directory Anyway?
201(2)
How eDirectory Works
203(18)
Lab Exercise 5.5: Managing eDirectory
221(6)
eDirectory and LDAP
227(5)
Equating eDirectory and LDAP Terms
228(1)
eDirectory LDAP Integration
228(1)
LDAP Binds to eDirectory
229(1)
LDAP Data Interchange Format (LDIF)
230(2)
Lab Exercise 5.6: Importing an LDIF File
232(2)
Administering eDirectory on Linux
234(10)
Command-line Utilities
234(2)
Using iManager
236(2)
Using iMonitor
238(6)
Summary
244(3)
Managing User Accounts with eGuide and Linux User Management
247(34)
Working with eGuide
247(8)
How eGuide Works
248(3)
Managing eGuide
251(4)
Lab Exercise 6.1: Working with eGuide
255(7)
Working with Linux User Management
262(12)
How LUM Works with eDirectory
264(3)
How LUM Redirection Works
267(5)
Setting Up LUM
272(2)
Lab Exercise 6.2: Implementing LUM
274(5)
Summary
279(2)
Synchronizing User Identities with DirXML
281(50)
An Introduction to DirXML
281(5)
How DirXML Works
286(7)
DirXML Components
286(2)
DirXML Filters and Rules
288(4)
Transformation Stylesheets
292(1)
Changes Made to the System After DirXML Is Installed
293(3)
DirXML Starter Pack Drivers
294(1)
DirXML Objects Added to Your Tree
295(1)
Installing and Configuring the DirXML Delimited Text Driver
296(10)
Implementing the Delimited Text Driver
296(3)
Configuring the Delimited Text Driver
299(7)
Lab Exercise 7.1: Working with the DirXML Delimited Text Driver
306(3)
Lab Exercise 7.2: Testing the DirXML Delimited Text Driver
309(2)
Installing and Configuring the DirXML eDirectory Driver
311(9)
About the DirXML eDirectory Driver
312(3)
Configuring the eDirectory Driver
315(5)
Lab Exercise 7.3: Working with the DirXML eDirectory Driver
320(10)
Summary
330(1)
Implementing File Services with iFolder, Samba, and NetStorage
331(70)
An Introduction to iFolder
331(7)
How iFolder Works
334(1)
How iFolder Authentication Works
335(1)
Synchronizing Files with iFolder
336(2)
Installing and Configuring iFolder
338(20)
Installing iFolder
338(1)
Configuring and Managing iFolder
339(19)
Lab Exercise 8.1: Implementing iFolder
358(6)
An Introduction to Samba
364(3)
Samba Protocols
365(1)
Samba in NNLS
366(1)
Installing and Configuring Samba
367(10)
Installing Samba
367(1)
Configuring Samba
368(9)
Lab Exercise 8.2: Implementing Samba
377(5)
An Introduction to NetStorage
382(3)
The Function of NetStorage
382(1)
NetStorage Storage Locations
383(2)
Configuring NetStorage
385(11)
Installing NetStorage
385(1)
Configuring NetStorage
386(10)
Lab Exercise 8.3: Working with NetStorage
396(4)
Summary
400(1)
Implementing Print Services with iPrint
401(36)
An Introduction to iPrint
401(2)
iPrint Components and Functionality
403(4)
Installing and Configuring iPrint
407(18)
Installing the iPrint Service
407(1)
Installing the iPrint Client
408(2)
Configuring iPrint
410(15)
Configuring iPrint Printers on Windows Workstations
425(4)
Lab Exercise 9.1: Implementing iPrint
429(4)
Lab Exercise 9.2: Implementing Location-Based Printing
433(3)
Summary
436(1)
Implementing Email Services with NetMail
437(40)
An Introduction to NetMail
437(23)
NetMail Features and Benefits
439(1)
NetMail Components
440(15)
NetMail Directories in the File System
455(3)
Using WebAdmin
458(2)
NetMail Message Processing
460(2)
Designing, Installing, and Configuring NetMail
462(6)
Planning Your NetMail Deployment
463(2)
Installing NetMail
465(2)
Configuring NetMail
467(1)
Lab Exercise 10.1: Implementing NetMail
468(6)
Summary
474(3)
Tying It All Together with Virtual Office
477(42)
An Introduction to Virtual Office
478(1)
Installing Virtual Office
479(3)
Configuring Virtual Office Parameters
482(22)
Configuring Services Administration Settings
484(16)
Configuring the Virtual Office Environment
500(4)
Configuring Virtual Teams
504(8)
Lab Exercise 11.1: Configuring Virtual Office
512(5)
Summary
517(2)
CLE Practice Scenario
519(18)
CLE Exam Objectives
519(4)
Business Requirements Document for InfoTec, Inc.
523(12)
About InfoTec, Inc.
523(12)
Summary
535(2)
Index 537
With 10 years of teaching experience, Robb H. Tracy is an expert in the information technology training industry. He has a Master of Science degree in Instructional Technology from Utah State University. There he learned the principles of teaching and learning from some of the finest minds in the field. Since leaving the university, Tracy has designed and implemented technical training curriculums for major industry hardware and software vendors since 1994. He spent some time working for Novell, Inc. in the 1990s, developing courseware for all CNE training programs since NetWare 4.11. He has also served on the CompTIA Network+ certification committee.