Save Money With Linux in Business
About this course
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.
The course has been developed by the School of Information Technology and Creative Industries with active support from the Victorian ICT Specialist Centre.
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
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Course details
- Course location
- Footscray Nicholson
- Faculty
- Faculty of Workforce Development
- School
- School of Information Technology and Creative Industries
- Duration
- 00 Hours
- Course code
- TNSML
- Course dates:
- To be determined
Admission information
No requirements applicable
How to register for this course
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.
For more information
Phone: Janusz Dutka on +61 3 9919 8700
Bookings: +61 3 9919 6200
Email: it.tafe@vu.edu.au
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