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==General information== | ==General information== | ||
In this course we will take a look at how Linux and Windows machines are administered: | In this course we will take a look at how Linux and Windows machines are administered. | ||
Assume that from previous courses there is familiarity with: basic virtualization, networks, partitions, filesystems, BIND9. | |||
Windows: | Windows: | ||
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Linux: | Linux: | ||
* Configuration management | * Configuration management using Puppet | ||
* Setting up | * Setting up fileserver using Samba, identity mapping | ||
* Setting up Samba as domain controller and/or joining Samba to AD domain | |||
* Interacting with domain controller using LDAP | |||
* Configuring SMTP and IMAP servers for sending and receiving e-mail | |||
* Creating service accounts and authenticating network services (gogs, wiki, etc) with LDAP |
Revision as of 16:25, 10 January 2017
Linux/Windows administration
General information
In this course we will take a look at how Linux and Windows machines are administered.
Assume that from previous courses there is familiarity with: basic virtualization, networks, partitions, filesystems, BIND9.
Windows:
- IP Configuration
- Installing Windows server
- Disk Configuration
- Hyper-V Configuration
- DNS Configuration
- Active Directory
- Setting up GPO-s
- Remotely configuring workstations
- Virtual Private Network
- Printer Configuration
- Server Back-up
- Exchange Server
Linux:
- Configuration management using Puppet
- Setting up fileserver using Samba, identity mapping
- Setting up Samba as domain controller and/or joining Samba to AD domain
- Interacting with domain controller using LDAP
- Configuring SMTP and IMAP servers for sending and receiving e-mail
- Creating service accounts and authenticating network services (gogs, wiki, etc) with LDAP
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