Administration système LinuxAdministration réseaux et système (STI)

• This course covers all the concepts used in the installation and administration of a Unix operating system.

Courses

1. History of UNIX.
2. Basic concepts on Unix administration:

• The UNIX tree,
• The scores,
• The different types of files,
• Boot loader and boot hardware procedure,
• Starting and stopping a UNIX system,
• Demons and the launch of services,
• File systems, processes and virtual memory.

3. Operation of a Unix system:

• User accounts,
• Authentication,
• Leaves on files, disk quotas and ACLs,
• Timed execution: cron, at and operating scripts,
• The kernel: operation, modules, configuration and compilation,
• X-Window,
• Backup and restoration,
• The impressions,
• The network,
• Syslog and Accounting.

TDs

• Installation from scratch GNU/Linux Gentoo
• Disk management with LVM2/RAID
• Recovery of a failed system
• Log management with syslog-ng
• Management of planned spots with cron
• Implementation of a C system service
• Compilation of a Linux kernel
• Machine interview: repeat all TDs in 1h20

• Examination in progress (20 minutes)
• 1 TD to render
• machine exam at the last session of TD

• Pons, Nicolas, "Linux: system administration", Ed. ENI
• Frisch, Aeleen; Valot, Céline, "The basics of system administration", O'Reilly