Save Money With Linux in Business
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Small business operators can experience substantial savings in IT infrastructure by setting up Linux servers in their business environment. This workshop shows you how to set up and maintain a Linux based server suitable for a Small Business Environment that uses various client Operating Systems.
What you will learn:
- Install SME
- Disk partitioning, RAID controllers
- Connect to Internet and use Internet services
- How to set up and use SSH
- Installing application and updating the system
- File systems, permissions and data backup
- Creating and managing users and groups
- Using SME web interface to administer Linux
- How to setup a file server using SAMBA with support for roaming profiles
- How to backup your server
- How to secure your server - including Clam Antivirus
- How to setup a proxy server
- How to monitor and troubleshoot your server
Course Essentials
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Location:
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College:College of Engineering and Science
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Course code:TNSML
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Duration:14 hours
How to register
Phone: +61 3 9919 6200
Email: it.tafe@vu.edu.au
Class sizes are limited. Course commencement is subject to viable numbers; full payment is required to secure a place. For this pilot program, participants from the institutions that are members of the ICT Specialist Centre Consortium will be given priority.
Admission Information
No requirements applicable
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