Advanced way in Linux

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Advanced way in Linux
For beginners before take a dive in this Advanced ways in Linux  please  Read  Beginner way in Linux   For check that you can administrate some basic Linux  tools , but for advanced peoples just stay with us , so let's go 

1-Learn how to managing users and groups :

users , groups , linux , useradd , usermod , groupadd , groupmod , gpasswd , passwd

when  you need to setup an Linux server in a office or what ever ,  you must managing your users that enter your Linux Server by adding for him some permission and collect them in a group and more stuff you can do we will cover all this thinks .
some command you will use : useradd , usermod , groupadd , groupmod , gpasswd , passwd , and more . 

2-Learn ACL and File Permission :

ACL , Permissions , chmod , setfacl , getfacl , chown


when you setup a linux Server and you creat a users and group and you config them as you want this users will creat files and directories so you need to add some permission to add some security layer to your Server you can share a file and specify who can read and who can delete and more
some command you will need :
                                                   1-basic Permission : chmod ,chown ,ls -l 
                                                   2-ACL : setfacl ,getfacl

3-Configuring SSH :

SSH , @ , IP , config
SSH

Many administrators work with servers that are not physically accessible. To manage these servers, Secure Shell (SSH) is normally used. On modern Linux distributions, Secure Shell is the common method to gain access to other machines over the network. In SSH, cryptography is used to ensure that you can be sure that you are connecting to the intended server. Also, traffic is encrypted while transmitted.

4-Configuring Network  :

ip , ifconfig , networking , tcp , udp , packet , interface , DHCP ,NAT , DNS ,
Linux Networking

Networking is one of the most essential items on a modern server. so as an administration Linux Server
 you must know how to config Linux server network , how to manage packet tcp/udp and how to add interface ip and DCHP , DNS , Routing , NAT

5-Managing Packages 

Managing Packages , apt , rpm , yum dpkg
Managing Packages
simply package management is a method of installing and maintaining (which includes updating and probably removing as well) software on the system.
In the early days of Linux, programs were only distributed as source code, along with the required man pages, the necessary configuration files, and more. Nowadays, most Linux distributors use by default pre-built programs or sets of programs called packages, which are presented to users ready for installation on that distribution. However, one of the wonders of Linux is still the possibility to obtain source code of a program to be studied, improved, and compiled.

6-Managing Partitions

sorage skills , file system , mount , fdisk
Managing Partitions

Working with storage is an important task for a Linux administrator. so  you acquire the first set of essential storage skills. You must  learn how to create and manage partitions, format them with the file system you need to use, and mount these file systems
 

7-configuration of HTTP,SMTP,FTP Server:

http , apache , server , mailling , smptp , ftp

if you have a company website you need to setup this website in an HTTP server such Apache or what ever and link him with an SMTP server for send email to clients then FTP server to store data of the users and such more think you can do . 

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Linux is a big world so we can't talk about all this technologies , in one blog , so for that i will give you a book for go deeper in this thinks this book is for REDHAT certification was written by Sander Van Vugt  


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