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1 - Introduction/01 - Welcome.mp4	6.89 MB
1 - Introduction/02 - What you should know.mp4	1.82 MB
1 - Introduction/03 - Virtual environment setup.mp4	5.19 MB
2 - 1. Tools for Network Management/04 - Explore NetworkManager and iproute.mp4	2.33 MB
2 - 1. Tools for Network Management/05 - Find device information with ip.mp4	8.65 MB
2 - 1. Tools for Network Management/06 - Predictable network interface names.mp4	2.83 MB
3 - 2. Configure Networking with NetworkManager/07 - Manage the connection.mp4	8.90 MB
3 - 2. Configure Networking with NetworkManager/08 - Using the NetworkManager tools.mp4	12.39 MB
3 - 2. Configure Networking with NetworkManager/09 - Configure a dynamic address using DHCP.mp4	7.96 MB
3 - 2. Configure Networking with NetworkManager/10 - Configure a static client.mp4	9.19 MB
3 - 2. Configure Networking with NetworkManager/11 - Configure WiFi.mp4	7.73 MB
4 - 3. Configure Networking Manually on Ubuntu and Debian/12 - Locate network adapter settings.mp4	2.13 MB
4 - 3. Configure Networking Manually on Ubuntu and Debian/13 - Configure a dynamic address using DHCP.mp4	2.98 MB
4 - 3. Configure Networking Manually on Ubuntu and Debian/14 - Configure a static client.mp4	2.82 MB
4 - 3. Configure Networking Manually on Ubuntu and Debian/15 - Configure Wi-Fi.mp4	4.51 MB
5 - 4. Configure Networking Manually on Red Hat and CentOS/16 - Locate network adapter settings.mp4	4.28 MB
5 - 4. Configure Networking Manually on Red Hat and CentOS/17 - Configure a dynamic address using DHCP.mp4	3.29 MB
5 - 4. Configure Networking Manually on Red Hat and CentOS/18 - Configure a static client.mp4	3.80 MB
6 - 5. Hostname and Firewall/19 - Set the system hostname.mp4	3.19 MB
6 - 5. Hostname and Firewall/20 - Firewall configuration with iptables.mp4	11.88 MB
6 - 5. Hostname and Firewall/21 - Firewall configuration with firewalld.mp4	5.95 MB
6 - 5. Hostname and Firewall/22 - Monitor network port activity.mp4	7.23 MB
7 - 6. Route Traffic between Networks/23 - Routing lab overview.mp4	19.26 MB
7 - 6. Route Traffic between Networks/24 - Configure a static route.mp4	6.96 MB
7 - 6. Route Traffic between Networks/25 - Route traffic between networks with NAT.mp4	6.41 MB
7 - 6. Route Traffic between Networks/26 - Allow internet access through the router.mp4	4.35 MB
7 - 6. Route Traffic between Networks/27 - Configure the router to forward DNS.mp4	8.95 MB
7 - 6. Route Traffic between Networks/28 - Sync system time with a network peer.mp4	11.64 MB
7 - 6. Route Traffic between Networks/29 - Tunnels.mp4	11.33 MB
7 - 6. Route Traffic between Networks/30 - Troubleshooting.mp4	3.41 MB
8 - Conclusion/31 - Next steps.mp4	970.50 kB
Ex_Files_Linux_Network_Config/Exercise Files/FAQ.txt	217.00 B
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Lynda - Linux - Network Configuration [AhLaN]

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GENERAL INFO
Instructor : Scott Simpson
Duration : 1h 42m
Released : 11/14/2016

... About This Course ...

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 client-side services on Linux in this course with instructor Scott Simpson. He covers DHCP, DNS, Wi-Fi, and firewall configuration, working with both the CLI and the GUI (NetworkManager). Plus, learn how to route traffic between networks and troubleshoot your setup.

Note: This course concentrates on the CentOS distribution of Linux, but there are separate lessons on configuring networking for Ubuntu/Debian.
Topics include:
Finding device information
Managing connections with NetworkManager
Configuring dynamic addresses using DHCP
Configuring static clients
Configuring Wi-Fi
Configuring networking manually
Setting the hostname
Configuring the firewall
Routing traffic between networks