Description

This intermediate Linux Networking Commands for System Administrators training prepares learners to perform simple system administration tasks in Linux with some of the most essential networking commands Linux has.

Even if you don’t consider yourself a Linux administrator or don’t think you’ll use Linux all that often, there are nonetheless tons of reasons to learn basic Linux networking commands. The overwhelming majority of networks in the world use Linux somewhere, and the last thing you want to do as a system administrator is be caught without any idea of how to perform even the most basic of commands.

Learn to view directories, automatically organize and render a JSON file so that it makes sense, test connectivity to upstream endpoints, and much more with this course on the basic networking commands for Linux that a system administrator should know.

Once you’re done with this Linux Networking Commands for System Administrators training, you’ll know how to perform simple system administration tasks in Linux with some of the most essential networking commands Linux has.

For IT managers, this Linux training can be used to onboard new junior Linux admins, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a Linux reference resource.
Linux Networking Commands for System Administrators: What You Need to Know

This Linux Networking Commands for System Administrators training has videos that cover systems administration topics including:

   Using Linux to understand your applications and monitor your systems
   Writing Linux commands that reveal system health and vitals
   Making sense of the results of Linux commands
   Navigating directories and uncovering vital system information with Linux

Who Should Take Linux Networking Commands for System Administrators Training?

This Linux Networking Commands for System Administrators training is considered foundational-level Linux training, which means it was designed for junior Linux admins. This Linux skills course is designed for junior Linux admins with three to five years of experience with systems administration.

New or aspiring junior Linux admins. This is a perfect course for brand new administrators who anticipate using Linux in their career. Learn the most common networking commands in Linux, how to use them, and how to make sense of their results. Familiarity with commands like these will be useful in practically every system you touch throughout your career.

Experienced junior Linux admins. If you’ve been working as an administrator for a few years already, this is a good course to consider if you want to do a final check of your Linux knowledge before taking a certification. Even if you just want to brush up on all the commands that make administering a Linux system easier, this is a great course to prepare with.