OnlineCourse Details
The Mixed Environment (LPIC-3 300) course is a comprehensive, lab-oriented class on OpenLDAP configuration, including integrating authorization systems and services. During this training course, participants become familiar with the SAMBA server (SMB Protocol): basic and advanced configuration, user management, domain integration, working with MS Windows clients.
The LPIC-3 300 course is directed mainly at advanced Linux systems administrators, wanting to deepen their understanding of services/systems authorization and secure configuration of network shares.
Outline
- OpenLDAP Directory Services
- Configuration
- Replication concepts
- LDAP – security
- SSL and TLS
- Firewall configuration
- SASL
- Integration with PAM and NSS
- OpenLDAP Server Performance-tuning
- Measuring LDAP performance
- Configuration methods and how to increase performance
- Integrating LDAP with Active Directory and Kerberos
- SAMBA – working and configuration
- SAMBA server roles
- SMB/CIFS protocol
- Samba3 and Samba4 – the most important differences
- Configuration
- Access permissions
- CUPS print server
- User management
- SAMBA server monitoring
- The most important monitoring tools
- Backups
- Troubleshooting
- SAMBA- authorisation and access methods
- Local password database
- Integration with LDAP
- Winbind
- PAM and NSS
- SAMBA as a domain controller
- Linux and MS Windows – mixed environments
- SMB/CIFS
- Working with Linux client
- Working with Windows client
Target Audience
- Advanced Linux Systems Administrators
Prerequisites
Before attending the LPIC-3 300 course, participants should have knowledge equivalent to the contents of:
- Linux Server Professional: LPIC-1 101 and LPIC-1 102 courses;
- And Linux Network Professional: LPIC-2 201 and LPIC-2 202 training courses.