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Linux System Administration Training · Arundelpet, Guntur
Linux Administration Course in Guntur
Linux System Administration with RHEL & Ubuntu Server
Learn practical Linux System Administration with current enterprise Linux and Ubuntu Server environments. Build hands-on skills in Linux commands, users and permissions, package management, systemd services, storage, networking, SSH, shell scripting, security, monitoring, backup and server troubleshooting.
RHEL / Enterprise LinuxUbuntu ServerBashsystemdOpenSSHNetworkManager / nmcliLVMSELinuxfirewalldNFS
TrainingInstructor-led
PracticeLabs & projects
SupportCareer guidance
GUIDED PRACTICAL LEARNING
Learn through logic, practice, testing and instructor guidance
Connect each course concept to a practical task, test the result and explain why the approach works.
Plan the logicPractise the skillTest edge casesExplain the result
WHY THIS COURSE
Learn skills through a structured, practical path
The page focuses on verifiable training support without job or salary guarantees.
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Hands-on labs
Practice the tools and workflows introduced in each module.
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Project application
Use connected skills in course projects and review sessions.
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Career guidance
Receive resume, interview and job-search guidance as applicable; outcomes are not guaranteed.
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Flexible access
Ask the branch about current classroom and online-live batch options.
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Completion certificate
Certificate availability applies after meeting the stated course requirements.
SKILLS & TOOLS
What the training covers
The curriculum moves from foundations to practical application.
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RHEL / Enterprise Linux
Guided concepts and practical exercises using RHEL / Enterprise Linux.
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Ubuntu Server
Guided concepts and practical exercises using Ubuntu Server.
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Bash
Guided concepts and practical exercises using Bash.
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systemd
Guided concepts and practical exercises using systemd.
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OpenSSH
Guided concepts and practical exercises using OpenSSH.
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NetworkManager / nmcli
Guided concepts and practical exercises using NetworkManager / nmcli.
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LVM
Guided concepts and practical exercises using LVM.
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SELinux
Guided concepts and practical exercises using SELinux.
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firewalld
Guided concepts and practical exercises using firewalld.
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NFS
Guided concepts and practical exercises using NFS.
LEARNING METHOD
A clear learning workflow
Progress through explanation, demonstration, guided practice and review.
Learn
Understand the concept and where it is used.
Observe
Follow an instructor-led demonstration.
Practice
Complete guided labs and assignments.
Apply
Build projects and review your approach.
7 PRACTICAL PROJECTS
Linux Administration Projects Students Can Build and Explain
Connected server projects combine commands, configuration, services, permissions and verification into reviewable outcomes.
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Multi-User Linux Server
Create departments, users, groups, shared directories and explain every permission decision.
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Linux Web Server
Install and configure Apache or Nginx, publish a site, review logs and test firewall access.
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Secure SSH Administration
Configure a controlled user, SSH keys, sudo, secure settings and firewall access.
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Linux Storage Project
Create a partition, LVM, filesystem, persistent mount and controlled storage expansion.
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Linux Backup Automation
Write and schedule a dated, compressed backup script with a reviewable log.
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Server Monitoring Script
Report hostname, uptime, CPU, memory, disk, users and important service status.
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Linux File Server
Build department shares with groups, NFS or Samba where appropriate and verified access.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
What you should be able to demonstrate
Outcomes depend on attendance, practice and completion of the assigned work.
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Install and prepare current Linux server environments
Demonstrate this capability through exercises or project work.
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Manage files, users, groups, permissions and packages
Demonstrate this capability through exercises or project work.
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Configure storage, networking, SSH and server services
Demonstrate this capability through exercises or project work.
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Automate tasks with Bash and scheduling
Demonstrate this capability through exercises or project work.
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Secure, monitor, back up and troubleshoot Linux systems
Demonstrate this capability through exercises or project work.
STUDENT OUTCOME
From Linux Beginner to Explainable Server Administration
Progress from basic computer use to a repeatable administration method.
STARTING POINT
Linux server administration feels unfamiliar
Commands, permissions, services, storage and logs feel disconnected.
COURSE OUTCOME
Install, configure, secure, automate and troubleshoot Linux servers
Manage users, services, storage, networking, SSH, Bash, security, monitoring and backup.
WHO SHOULD JOIN
Build Linux Confidence for Infrastructure and Support
Suitable for degree and diploma students, networking learners, Windows Server learners, cloud and DevOps beginners, IT support staff and working professionals.
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Beginners
Build practical Linux server confidence through guided lab work.
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Networking Learners
Build practical Linux server confidence through guided lab work.
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System Support
Build practical Linux server confidence through guided lab work.
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Cloud Learners
Build practical Linux server confidence through guided lab work.
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DevOps Learners
Build practical Linux server confidence through guided lab work.
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Working Professionals
Build practical Linux server confidence through guided lab work.
PREREQUISITE
Previous Linux Experience Is Not Compulsory
Basic computer knowledge is enough to start. Networking knowledge can help but is not mandatory; regular command-line practice is required.
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Start from basics
Linux fundamentals, installation and terminal navigation come first.
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Practise regularly
Run, verify and explain commands in a controlled lab.
LOCAL TRAINING CENTRE
Linux Administration training near you in Guntur
Attend at the Nipuna Technologies Guntur centre or ask about currently available online-live options.
Guntur Training Centre
Door No. 6-4-35, 1st Floor, 4/1 Arundelpet, Opposite Aditya Grand Hotel, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh 522002
+91 79979 27111
admin@nipunatechnologies.com
Suitable for learners around
ArundelpetBrodipetLakshmipuramPattabhipuramKothapetNallapaduMangalagiriTenali
LEARNING ROADMAP
Progress from Fundamentals to an Enterprise Capstone
Each stage adds one operational layer.
Fundamentals
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Installation
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Command Line
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Files
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Users & Groups
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Permissions
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Packages
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Processes & systemd
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Storage & LVM
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Networking
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
SSH
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Server Services
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Shell Scripting
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Security
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Monitoring & Backup
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Troubleshooting
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
Capstone
Configure, verify and explain this stage.
28 GUIDED LABS
Learn Linux by Administering Real Server Labs
Every lab includes a verification step and explanation.
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Install Linux Server
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Command-Line Navigation
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Files & Directory Management
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Text Processing
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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User & Group Administration
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Permissions
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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ACL Lab
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Package Management
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Process Management
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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systemd Services
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Disk Partitioning
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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LVM
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Static IP Configuration
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Linux Networking Troubleshooting
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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SSH Password Login
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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SSH Key-Based Authentication
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Apache / Web Server
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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NFS
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Samba Awareness
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Shell Scripting
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Cron / Scheduling
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Firewall
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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SELinux / Security
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Log Analysis
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Backup / Restore
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Performance Troubleshooting
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Container Awareness Lab
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
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Enterprise Capstone
Plan, administer, verify and document the result.
FINAL CAPSTONE
Linux System Administration Enterprise Capstone
Build and troubleshoot a simulated organisation server environment.
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Install → Network → Users → Permissions → LVM → Services → SSH → Security → Backup → Automate → Monitor → Troubleshoot
Design, build, verify, introduce a controlled fault, diagnose, fix and document the environment.
TROUBLESHOOTING WORKFLOW
Do Not Just Run Commands—Learn to Troubleshoot Linux
Use evidence instead of random fixes.
Check Symptom
State the evidence expected at this step.
Check Service
State the evidence expected at this step.
Check Process
State the evidence expected at this step.
Check Port
State the evidence expected at this step.
Check Network
State the evidence expected at this step.
Check Permissions
State the evidence expected at this step.
Check Security Policy
State the evidence expected at this step.
Check Logs
State the evidence expected at this step.
Fix One Cause
State the evidence expected at this step.
Verify
State the evidence expected at this step.
Document
State the evidence expected at this step.
RHEL vs UBUNTU
Learn Linux Concepts That Transfer Across Distributions
Teach common concepts once and show the important current differences.
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RHEL / Enterprise Linux
dnf, NetworkManager, nmcli, firewalld and SELinux.
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Ubuntu Server
apt, Netplan, UFW awareness and AppArmor awareness.
LINUX vs WINDOWS SERVER vs DEVOPS vs CLOUD
Choose the Infrastructure Path That Matches the Work
Linux is a major infrastructure foundation; this course remains focused on operating-system and server administration.
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Linux Administration
Commands, users, permissions, systemd, SSH, services and Bash.
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Windows Server
Active Directory, Group Policy, DNS, DHCP, PowerShell and Hyper-V.
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DevOps
CI/CD, containers, Kubernetes, Terraform and broader automation.
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Cloud
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud services; Linux VM awareness is included here.
TECHNOLOGY STACK
A Practical Linux Administration Environment
Use supported platforms and current tools instead of an outdated command-only environment.
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Platforms
RHEL / Enterprise Linux and Ubuntu Server
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Shell & Services
Bash, systemd and journalctl
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Networking
NetworkManager, nmcli and Netplan awareness
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Storage
LVM, XFS and ext4
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Security
SELinux, firewalld and UFW/AppArmor awareness
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Services
OpenSSH, Apache, NFS and Samba awareness
SECURE LINUX ADMINISTRATION
Build Security into Every Administration Task
Practise least privilege, safe remote access, permissions, updates, firewall control, SELinux awareness, logs and service minimisation.
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Controlled sudo
Apply, verify and explain the security control.
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SSH Keys
Apply, verify and explain the security control.
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Permission Design
Apply, verify and explain the security control.
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Security Updates
Apply, verify and explain the security control.
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firewalld
Apply, verify and explain the security control.
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SELinux
Apply, verify and explain the security control.
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Open-Port Review
Apply, verify and explain the security control.
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Log Evidence
Apply, verify and explain the security control.
RESPONSIBLE AI ASSISTANCE
AI Can Suggest Commands. The Administrator Must Verify Them.
Protect credentials and confidential data, test scripts in a lab and verify every generated command before execution.
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Explain Safely
Use AI for non-sensitive syntax and troubleshooting clarification.
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Review Privileged Commands
Never blindly run rm, storage, firewall, permission or account commands.
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Human Control
Understand, test, verify and document every step.
CAREER DIRECTION
Build Linux Administration Evidence You Can Explain
Role eligibility varies by employer and broader technical ability.
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Linux Administrator Trainee
Employment, salary, interview calls and placement are not guaranteed.
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Junior Linux Administrator
Employment, salary, interview calls and placement are not guaranteed.
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Linux Support Engineer Trainee
Employment, salary, interview calls and placement are not guaranteed.
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System Administrator Trainee
Employment, salary, interview calls and placement are not guaranteed.
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Server Support Trainee
Employment, salary, interview calls and placement are not guaranteed.
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Infrastructure Support Trainee
Employment, salary, interview calls and placement are not guaranteed.
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Cloud Support Trainee
Employment, salary, interview calls and placement are not guaranteed.
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IT Operations Trainee
Employment, salary, interview calls and placement are not guaranteed.
PRACTICAL INTERVIEW SCENARIO
A Linux Web Server Is Running but Users Cannot Access the Website
Explain the connected checks before changing configuration.
Reachability
State the evidence expected at this step.
IP
State the evidence expected at this step.
DNS
State the evidence expected at this step.
Web Service
State the evidence expected at this step.
Listening Port
State the evidence expected at this step.
Firewall
State the evidence expected at this step.
SELinux
State the evidence expected at this step.
File Permissions
State the evidence expected at this step.
Logs
State the evidence expected at this step.
Fix
State the evidence expected at this step.
Verify
State the evidence expected at this step.
CERTIFICATION AWARENESS
Training and Vendor Certification Are Separate
Official Red Hat or Linux Foundation certifications require their own registration and assessment.
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Nipuna Course
Practical Linux administration training, labs, projects and preparation.
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Vendor Process
No Red Hat partnership, automatic RHCSA inclusion or guaranteed certification is claimed.
COURSE CURRICULUM
What you will learn
Modules can be updated, reordered or disabled from the admin panel.
01 Linux & Open-Source Fundamentals
Understand Linux architecture and where Linux is used in modern IT infrastructure.
- Kernel, shell, filesystem, processes and daemons
- Linux distributions, enterprise Linux, RHEL and Ubuntu
- Server versus desktop Linux and Cloud/DevOps awareness
02 Linux Installation & Initial Configuration
Install and prepare a Linux server in a suitable current virtual lab.
- ISO, boot and virtual-machine concepts
- Storage, partitioning, hostname, network and user setup
- Root, sudo, updates, SSH awareness and system targets
03 Linux Command Line & Filesystem Navigation
Navigate and manage a Linux filesystem from the terminal.
- pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, touch, cp, mv and rm
- cat, less, head, tail, file, stat, find and history
- Paths, hidden files, wildcards, manual pages and tab completion
04 Text Processing, Redirection & Linux Utilities
Process and analyse text from the Linux command line.
- Standard input, output, error, pipes and tee
- grep, cut, sort, uniq, wc, tr and diff
- sed, awk, xargs and regular-expression concepts
05 Users, Groups & Account Administration
Create and manage users, groups and administrative access.
- UID, GID, passwd, shadow and group files
- useradd, usermod, userdel and group management
- sudo, password aging and login shells
06 Linux Permissions, Ownership & Access Control
Control who can read, modify and execute Linux files.
- Read, write, execute, chmod, chown and chgrp
- Numeric/symbolic permissions, umask and directory permissions
- SUID, SGID, sticky bit, getfacl and setfacl
07 Software & Package Management
Install, update and maintain software on Linux servers.
- rpm, dnf, repositories and security updates
- dpkg awareness, apt, update, upgrade and remove
- Dependencies and package verification awareness
08 Processes, Jobs & systemd Service Management
Manage processes and Linux services reliably.
- ps, top, nice, renice, kill, jobs, bg and fg
- systemctl start, stop, restart, enable and disable
- Targets, unit files, dependencies and journalctl
09 Disk, Partition, Filesystem & LVM Administration
Create, mount and expand Linux storage using LVM.
- lsblk, blkid, partitions, GPT, ext4 and XFS
- mount, umount, fstab, df, du, swap and UUID
- Physical volumes, volume groups, logical volumes and expansion
10 Linux Networking Administration
Configure and troubleshoot Linux server networking.
- IPv4, IPv6 awareness, CIDR, gateway, DNS, routes and ports
- ip, ping, ss, curl, dig and hostnamectl
- NetworkManager, nmcli, DHCP and Netplan awareness
11 SSH & Remote Linux Administration
Securely administer a Linux server remotely.
- OpenSSH client, sshd and remote login
- SSH keys, ssh-keygen, authorized_keys and ssh-copy-id
- scp, sftp, rsync concepts and secure sshd configuration
12 Linux Server Services & Resource Sharing
Configure and verify common Linux server services.
- Apache/HTTPD, Nginx awareness, document root and logs
- NFS exports and client mounting
- Samba/SMB plus DNS and DHCP server awareness
13 Shell Scripting & Task Automation
Automate repetitive Linux administration tasks.
- Bash, variables, input, conditions, loops and functions
- Exit codes, file tests, command substitution and error handling
- cron, crontab, at and systemd timer awareness
14 Linux Security & Hardening
Apply basic hardening to a Linux server.
- Least privilege, SSH hardening, patching and service minimisation
- firewalld, firewall-cmd, SELinux states and contexts
- UFW, AppArmor and nftables awareness plus log review
15 Logging, Monitoring, Backup & Troubleshooting
Monitor, back up and troubleshoot Linux systems using evidence.
- /var/log, journalctl, authentication and service logs
- CPU, memory, disk, network and process monitoring
- tar, gzip, rsync, restore testing and fault isolation
16 Enterprise Linux, Containers, Cloud Awareness & Capstone
Understand how Linux administration extends into containers, automation and cloud environments.
- RHEL-style and Ubuntu Server administration differences
- Podman and Docker concepts without turning this into a container course
- Ansible, cloud VM and secure Linux administration awareness
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Linux Administration questions
Is Linux taught from basics?
Yes.
Is this suitable for beginners?
Yes. Previous Linux experience is not compulsory.
Is RHEL included?
The course includes enterprise Linux and RHEL-style administration using a suitable current training environment.
Is Ubuntu Server included?
Yes. Important Ubuntu Server differences are included.
Which Linux version is used?
The active batch uses current supported Linux environments rather than permanently locking the syllabus to an older version.
Are command line, users, permissions and LVM included?
Yes.
Are networking, SSH and Shell Scripting included?
Yes.
Is SELinux included?
Yes, with UFW and AppArmor awareness for Ubuntu.
Are Apache, NFS and Samba included?
Apache and NFS are included; Samba is awareness or lab level where supported.
Is Ansible included?
Ansible concepts may be introduced as awareness; detailed training belongs to DevOps.
Is Docker included?
Container concepts and Podman/Docker awareness may be introduced; this is not a complete container course.
Is AWS included?
Linux cloud use is awareness level; detailed AWS training is separate.
Is RHCSA certification included?
No. Official Red Hat certification uses a separate process.
Are practical labs included?
Yes: 28 labs, seven projects and an enterprise capstone.
Is placement guaranteed?
No.
GUNTUR ADMISSIONS
Discuss the right batch before enrolling
Ask about the current trainer, timetable, mode, fee and demo availability.