Rahul Jain
August 20, 2024
ISSUED ON:
August 20, 2024
Rahul Jain
Armour Infosec Certified Linux Server Administrator (AICLSA)
Skills / Knowledge:
- Linux System Administration
- User & Group Management
- File Systems
- Disk Management
- LVM & RAID
- Software & Package Management (RPM, Yum)
- Process and Resource Monitoring
- Network Configuration & Management
- Security & Firewall Management
- DHCP
- DNS
- FTP Server
- Web Server Configuration (Apache)
- Proxy Server Configuration (Squid)
- Remote Access (SSH, Telnet, RDP)
- Samba/SMB/CIFS Server
- NFS Server
- TFTP & PXE Boot
- Backup & Recovery
EXPIRES ON: Does Not Expire
EARNING CRITERIA: Course
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An ARMOUR INFOSEC CERTIFIED LINUX SERVER ADMINISTRATOR (AICLSA) has demonstrated comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in various aspects of Linux server and network management. They are proficient in:
- Linux System Administration: Installing, configuring, and managing Linux servers, ensuring efficient operation and management of server environments.
- User & Group Management: Managing user accounts, security groups, permissions, and user environments within a Linux system.
- File Systems & Disk Management: Configuring and managing Linux file systems, including mounting, partitioning, and implementing disk quotas.
- LVM & RAID: Setting up and managing Logical Volume Management (LVM) and Software RAID for flexible and redundant storage solutions.
- Software & Package Management (RPM, Yum): Installing, updating, and managing software packages using RPM and Yum package managers, including repository configuration.
- Process and Resource Monitoring: Monitoring system performance, managing processes, and analyzing resource usage to maintain optimal server operations.
- Network Configuration & Management: Configuring and managing network interfaces, services, and network-related tools to ensure reliable connectivity and network performance.
- Security & Firewall Management (IPTables): Implementing and managing security measures, including configuring firewalls with IPTables and securing server access.
- DHCP & DNS Configuration (Bind): Implementing and configuring DHCP servers, setting up and managing DNS servers with Bind, and integrating these services into the network infrastructure.
- Web Server Configuration (Apache): Installing, configuring, and managing Apache Web Server, including virtual hosts, SSL certificates, and load balancing.
- FTP Server Setup: Setting up and managing FTP servers, configuring sites, managing user access, and securing FTP transactions.
- Proxy Server Configuration (Squid): Installing and configuring Squid Proxy Server for content filtering, access control, and network traffic management.
- Remote Access (SSH, Telnet, RDP): Configuring secure remote access using SSH, Telnet, and Remote Desktop protocols, including VPN setup and management.
- Samba/SMB/CIFS Server: Setting up and managing Samba for file sharing and Configuring shared folders and user access permissions.
- NFS Server: Installing and configuring NFS Server for directory sharing and Mounting NFS shares on client machines
- TFTP & PXE Boot: Setting up TFTP Server and configuring PXE for network-based installations and Integrating DHCP and TFTP services for automated network booting.
- Backup & Recovery Solutions: Planning, implementing, and managing backup strategies, including restoring data and troubleshooting server issues.