LPIC-1 Exam 1 - Linux Server Professional Certification V4.0 (Course & Labs)
(101-400-complete)
/ ISBN: 9781616915377
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LPIC-1 Exam 1 - Linux Server Professional Certification V4.0 (Course & Labs)
Prepare for the LPI LPIC 1 101-400 exam with the LPIC-1 Exam 1 - Linux Server Professional Certification V4.0 course and lab. The lab simulates real-world, hardware, software, and command-line interface environments and can be mapped to any text-book, course, or training. The course and lab completely cover the objectives of the LPI 101-400 exam and include topics such as exploring Linux command-line tools, managing software, configuring hardware, managing files and more.
The LPI Linux Server Professional Certification is available to anyone who passes the two required exams: 101 and 102. The LPIC-1 101-400 exam covers performing maintenance tasks with the command line, installing and configuring a computer running Linux; and configuring basic networking. The 101-400 exam audience includes IT professionals using the Linux operating system and its associated tools.
Lessons
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5+ Lessons
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71+ Exercises
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106+ Quizzes
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214+ Flashcards
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214+ Glossary of terms
Test Preps
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60+ Pre Assessment Questions
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60+ Post Assessment Questions
Lab
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60+ Performance lab
LiveLab (Add-on)
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44+ livelab
Video Lessons
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10+ Videos
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02:01+ Hours
- Understanding Command-Line Basics
- Using Streams, Redirection, and Pipes
- Processing Text Using Filters
- Using Regular Expressions
- Summary
- Exam Essentials
- Package Concepts
- Using RPM
- Using Debian Packages
- Converting between Package Formats
- Package Dependencies and Conflicts
- Managing Shared Libraries
- Managing Processes
- Summary
- Exam Essentials
- Configuring the Firmware and Core Hardware
- Configuring Expansion Cards
- Configuring USB Devices
- Configuring Hard Disks
- Designing a Hard Disk Layout
- Creating Partitions and Filesystems
- Maintaining Filesystem Health
- Mounting and Unmounting Filesystems
- Summary
- Exam Essentials
- Using File Management Commands
- Managing File Ownership
- Controlling Access to Files
- Managing Disk Quotas
- Locating Files
- Summary
- Exam Essentials
- Installing Boot Loaders
- Understanding the Boot Process
- The Initialization Process
- Using the SysV Initialization Process
- Using the systemd Initialization Process
- Using the Upstart Initialization Process
- Editing Files with vi
- Summary
- Exam Essentials
Hands on Activities (Labs)
- Verifying the working directory
- Creating an environment variable
- Redirecting an output to a file
- Printing a file
- Performing reverse sort for a file
- Removing duplicate lines
- Displaying packages
- Identifying the RPM utility
- Listing, installing, and removing rpm packages
- Installing packages by resolving dependencies
- Upgrading and installing packages
- Configuring yum
- Removing a package with its configuration file
- Reconfiguring installed Debian packages
- Viewing dpkg configuration
- Displaying information and removing the samba package
- Converting an rpm package into the Debian package
- Working with shared libraries
- Displaying the shared library
- Dynamically linked libraries
- Getting information about processor
- Listing processes
- Listing all running screen processes
- Reporting virtual memory statistics
- Displaying currently running processes
- Viewing the IRQs
- Displaying PCI bus information
- Listing loaded kernel modules
- Removing a kernel module
- Displaying hardware information
- Dumping the physical USB device hierarchy
- Setting up a Linux swap area
- Running the fsck command
- Checking and repairing Linux file systems
- Unmounting a filesystem
- Storing information about mounted filesystems
- Listing Files and Directories
- Maintaining backup of a hard disk
- Extracting an archive file
- Compressing files
- Modifying the ownership of a file
- Checking the file permission of a file
- Running an executable file with permissions
- Changing file attributes
- Making a script executable
- Listing contents of a directory
- Enabling and disabling user quotas for filesystems
- Checking user and group quotas
- Extracting quota information
- Displaying the last part of a file
- Storing Linux bootloader
- Setting devices to read only at boot time
- Functioning of Linux Loader
- Displaying messages from the kernel ring buffer
- Displaying boot log
- Choosing runlevel for the reboot command
- Identifying mode of runlevels
- Identifying runlevels
- Storing configuration parameters
- Checking runlevel
- Verifying the working directory
- Creating an environment variable
- Redirecting an output to a file
- Printing a file
- Performing reverse sort for a file
- Removing duplicate lines
- Displaying packages
- Identifying the RPM utility
- Listing, installing, and removing rpm packages
- Installing packages by resolving dependencies
- Upgrading and installing packages
- Configuring yum
- Removing a package with its configuration file
- Reconfiguring installed Debian packages
- Viewing dpkg configuration
- Displaying information and removing the samba package
- Converting an rpm package into the Debian package
- Working with shared libraries
- Displaying the shared library
- Dynamically linked libraries
- Getting information about processor
- Listing processes
- Listing all running screen processes
- Reporting virtual memory statistics
- Displaying currently running processes
- Viewing the IRQs
- Displaying PCI bus information
- Listing loaded kernel modules
- Removing a kernel module
- Displaying hardware information
- Dumping the physical USB device hierarchy
- Setting up a Linux swap area
- Running the fsck command
- Checking and repairing Linux file systems
- Unmounting a filesystem
- Storing information about mounted filesystems
- Listing Files and Directories
- Maintaining backup of a hard disk
- Extracting an archive file
- Compressing files
- Modifying the ownership of a file
- Checking the file permission of a file
- Running an executable file with permissions
- Changing file attributes
- Making a script executable
- Listing contents of a directory
- Enabling and disabling user quotas for filesystems
- Checking user and group quotas
- Extracting quota information
- Displaying the last part of a file
- Storing Linux bootloader
- Setting devices to read only at boot time
- Functioning of Linux Loader
- Displaying messages from the kernel ring buffer
- Displaying boot log
- Choosing runlevel for the reboot command
- Identifying mode of runlevels
- Identifying runlevels
- Storing configuration parameters
- Checking runlevel
| What is the exam registration fee? | USD 200 |
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| Where do I take the exam? | Pearson VUE |
| What is the format of the exam? | The exam consists of multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank questions. |
| What are the pre-requisites of the exam? | There are no prerequisites for this certification. |
| How many questions are asked in the exam? | The exam contains 60 questions. |
| What is the duration of the exam? | 90 minutes |
| What is the passing score? | 500 (on a scale of 0-800) |
| What is the exam's retake policy? | Retake Policy for LPI's 101-400 exam is:
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| What is the validity of the certification? | Five years |
| Where can I find more information about this exam? | To know more about the 101-400-complete, click here. |
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