The Linux Professional Institute's LPIC-1 exam is the benchmark, distribution-independent entry-level exam for Linux power users and professionals. In April 2009, LPI released the latest version of LPIC-1. LPIC-1 Exam Cram thoroughly prepares candidates for this new exam, using the proven Exam Cram method of study. Like all Exam Cram books, it includes: " Chapters that map directly to the exam objectives " Comprehensive foundational learning on all topics covered on the exam " Extensive practice questions (including two full practice exams) " A state-of-the-art CD-ROM test engine providing real-time practice and feedback " Notes, tips, sidebars, cautions, test-taking strategies, and time-saving tips that make studying as effective and time-efficient as possible " The Cram Sheet tear-out card including tips, acronyms, and memory joggers Authored by a top LPI trainer and Linux consultant, this book fully reflects the exam's extensive revisions, with deeper coverage of system use and self-management, and discussions of SQL data management, localization/internationalization, data encryption, accessibility/assistive technologies, and more. Coverage includes: Linux installation and preparation; shells; scripting; vi; boot and runlevels, partitions and file systems; text processing; software, data, user, group, and device management, system and services administration, networking basics, and security.
Fully reflects the new LPIC-1, with extensive new coverage of system usage and self-management
Helps candidates rapidly assess where they stand, and master what they need to learn
Includes test-taking strategies, time-saving tips, Exam Notes, plus sample exams and complete e-book on Linux/Windows compatible CD-ROM
Authored by a top Linux consultant and LPI traine
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Ross Brunson is Senior Systems Enablement Engineer for Novell, where he coordinates and delivers technical sales training for Novell's Data Center Solutions division, and runs its OPSAmericas blog (opsamericas.com), Youtube channel (youtube.com/novellvideo), Novell Sales Talk podcast (www.novell.com/salestalk), and numerous internal wikis and web sites. He serves on LPI's Technical Advisory Board, and on the Advisory Board for the Open Source Software Institute. Brunson has taught Linux, Microsoft, and Cisco certification boot camps for organizations ranging from The Training Camp to Intel and the US Secret Service. He holds ten certifications, including LPIC 1, Linux+, and CCNA.
1. Linux Installation & Preparation
2. Linux Device Management
3. Using the Linux Shell
4. Using VI
5. Boot Process and Runlevels
6. Managing Partitions & File Systems
7. Navigating Linux File Systems
8. Text Processing
9. Software Management
10. Shells and Scripting
11. Data Management
12. User and Group Management
13. System & Services Adminstration
14. Networking Fundamentals
15. Security
