Software often comes bundled in packages, which makes managing the programs installed on your system a bit easier. When you need to add software to your Linux system, there are several paths you ca...

Interoperability is at the heart of file sharing. Being able to set up and configure environments to support standard file sharing methods is essential for system administrators. This course focuse...

Linux runs the majority of the world’s websites. Get web services up and running on your own Linux machine with this course. Scott Simpson explains how to install and configure web services in Cent...

Networking is an essential part of a Linux administrator’s skill set. Effective networks help users communicate, share resources, and get things done. Learn how to configure network interfaces and ...

When you’re working at the Linux command line, you don’t have to give up the multitasking flexibility you’re accustomed to in a graphical user interface. Have a long-running copy operation preventi...

Note: This course has been retired and may not reflect current platform versions. View on LinkedIn Learning

Note: This course has been retired and may not reflect current platform versions. View on LinkedIn Learning

Friendlier than vi, better for plain-text files than Word, nano is a lean text editor for command-line editing. Every system administrator should know how to use it. This quick course covers the ba...

Linux is increasingly popular for desktops, and if you’re switching from Mac or Windows to Linux, Fedora is a great place to start. This course shows you how to install and make your way around the...

Secure Shell (SSH) offers a safe way to communicate with a server and to connect to systems remotely. Consequently, SSH is a vital skill for anyone who works in IT. In this short course, Scott Simp...