LinuxCBT / UnixCBT Suite Edition

Overview

LinuxCBT feat. SUSE 10 Enterprise Edition focuses exclusively on the SUSE Enterprise 10 Linux
operating system.

LinuxCBT feat. SUSE 10 Enterprise Edition, is unparalleled in content, depth and expertise.
LinuxCBT feat. SUSE 10 Enterprise Edition prepares you or your organization for successfully
deploying and managing
business-critical SUSE Enterprise 10-based server solutions.

Let LinuxCBT feat. SUSE 10 Enterprise Edition teach you SUSE Enterprise 10 Linux skills!

Recommended Prerequisites:

Open mind & determination to master Linux and related open-source applications

Basic MS Windows skills

Basic understanding of networking concepts

Access to a spare PC to perform all of the installations and exercises

Installation & General Usage - Module 1

Network-based (HTTP & SSH) Installations

Enable Apache HTTPD on Installation server

Configure SUSE Ent. 10 Server as an HTTP Installation source with Apache

Discuss system requirements

Install SUSE Ent. 10 Server via HTTP

Confirm results

Grand Unified Boot Loader (GRUB) & System V Linux Runlevel implementation

Explore GRUB configuration

Explain SUSE Linux System V Init Runlevel (0 - 6) concepts & applications

Identify key startup files, including scripts (inittab,Sscripts,Kscripts,etc.)

GNOME & YaST

Explore the GNOME Desktop Interface

Explore YaST, centralized management tool

Install packages using Yast package manager

Basic GNU/Linux Skills - Command Line Interface (CLI) - BASH

Introduction to GNOME Terminal

Demonstrate usage of the following useful commands & concepts

ls, pwd, cd, cp, mv, rm, mkdir, rmdir, whoami, man, info

alias, cat, file, chmod, chown, history

Standard in/out, UNIX Pipes, Redirection, Command Chaining

ps, df, free, vmstat, top, kill

less & more, head & tail, diff

which & whereis, w, who

Use grep and cut to process delimited log files

find, locate

tar, gzip/gunzip, bzip2, zcat

Explore Pico text editor

Install and explore Nano text editor

Convert Windows text files to Unix format using dos2unix

Convert Unix text files to Windows format using unix2dos

Common Network Clients

File Transfer Protocol (FTP) client

Install and use LFTP - Sophisticated FTP Client to connect to FTP/HTTP servers

Mirror and reverse mirror using LFTP to synchronize data

Wget - HTTP/HTTPS/FTP connectivity

Explain SSH concepts, implementation, etc.

Use SSH Client to connect to remote Linux Systems using password authentication

Identify key SSH-client files (.known_hosts, public/private key pairs,etc.)

Authenticate to remote Linux systems using alternate credentials

Use Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) to move data between systems non-interactively

Use Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) to move data between systems interactively

Demonstrate how to generate Public/Private key (RSA/DSA) pairs using SSH-Keygen

Demonstrate using SSH to authenticate to remote Linux hosts without passwords

Generate Public Key/Private Key pairs for use with file and E-mail encryption

Demonstrate using E-mail client with GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) Open PGP for E-Mail encryption

Use Remote Desktop to connect to RDP & VNC remote Linux and Windows hosts

Use ping, mtr & arp

Use dig, host, nslookup name resolution clients

NETSTAT

IFCONFIG


Systems Managment & Configuration - Module 2

RPM Package Management Tool Concepts & Usage

Explain classes of SUSE Linux Packages

Query existing packages

Identify offline and online package repositories

Install packages

Upgrade packages

Freshen packages

Remove packages

Identify package membership of files on the SUSE system

Manage Users and Groups & Permissions

User profile implementation logic and concepts - (Bash profile/etc/skel/aliases/PATH/etc.)

User and group creation & management concepts - passwd, shadow, group, gshadow files

Use YaST to create and manage users and groups

SETUID

SETGID - Group collaboration

Sticky Bit

Explore Hard and Symbolic links including across disparate file systems

Paritions, File Systems & Volumes (RAID|LVM)

Provision new paritions with FDISK/Parted/YaST & ReiserFS

Configure RAID 0/1/5/ Volumes

Implement Logical Volume Management (LVM)

Provision additional Swap storage paritions and files

Use MKSWAP & SWAPON to enable additional Swap storage

Identify allocated swap space to the kernel

Committ changes for persistence

Explore System Logging via SYSLOG-NG and Logrotate

Explore Boot log & System Log

Explanation of syslog facilities & levels

Discuss SYSLOG-NG features & enhancements

Demonstrate syslog administration

Enable SYSLOG network listener

Demonstrate Cisco PIX Firewall to SUSE Linux SYSLOG-NG functionality

Explore automatic log rotation and customization via Logrotate

Configure Logrotate to rotate & compress sample log files



Core Networking Services - Module 3

Network - Physical & Logical Configuration

Identify key directories & files for static & dynamic communications

Configure Linux client with static TCP/IP parameters for network communication

Explore hotplug -> hwup -> ifup logic

Use ifconfig to ascertain logical TCP/IP configuration

Use hwinfo to ascertain installed hardware

Configure Aliased Ethernet Interfaces to faciliate multiple IP addresses

Implement Network Time Protocol (NTP) Client/Server

Configure Network Time Protocol (NTP) to perform client/server time synchronization

Identify NTP bounded UDP interfaces

Synchronize SUSE Enterprise Linux NTP with RedHat Linux Stratum 2 NTP server

Synchronize against Stratum 1 NTP servers

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

Explain DHCP Concepts & Applications

Explore DHCP confiuration files

Configure DHCP subnet with applicable options

Configure DHCP Reservation based on layer-2 address

Enable DHCP with DDNS

Configure DHCP Failover between SUSE and RedHat Linux Servers

Test DHCP Failover with Windows 2003 Host

Domain Name System (DNS)

Explore SUSE DNS configuration via YaST

Configure BIND as a caching-only DNS server

Implement Master DNS Zone

Configure Reverse Zone for local subnet

Implement Dynamic Domain Name System (DDNS) Zones (Forward/Reverse)

Explain DHCP and DNS update integration options

Integrate DHCP with DNS via Encypted Transaction Signatures (TSigs)

Configure Windows 2003 Active Directory to publish DNS Records to SUSE Server

Examine Windows 2003 SRV Records

Configure Master/Slave Zones with RedHat Linux Server

Evaluate results of BIND configuration using DIG & host

Implement DNS sub-domains (Third-level domains)

CRON - System Scheduler

Explore Cron Implementation

Explain scheduling options

Global and scope-based Cron options

Schedules jobs to run & examine the output

Configure individual Crontab entries

Samba Implementation

Implement Linux & Windows Integration via Samba

Explore Samba Configuration files

Implement SMBFS integration with SUSE Enterprise Linux File System

Mount Windows shares seamlessly using Samba File System (SMBFS)

Configure FSTAB to support repetitive mounts

Implement secure SMBFS credentials for mounting

Install Samba Server support

Install Samba Web-based Administration Tool (SWAT)

Configure Samba file sharing

Configure Samba with multiple NETBIOS aliases

Install Active Directory on Windows 2003 Server

Integrate SUSE Ent. 10 Server with Windows Active Directory (AD)

Test Samba-to-Windows integration using 'getent' and authentication

Very Secure VSFTPD File Transfer Protocol (FTP) services

Implement anonymous FTPD

Implement user-level FTPD access

Implement FTPD banners

Disable anonymous access

Configure VSFTPD to chroot jail users into their home directories

Implement bandwidth rate-limiting to control bandwidth usage

Implement & test banning of unwelcomed anonymous e-mail addresses

Implement VSFTPD user with redirect to a Samba share

Network File System (NFS) Implementation

Identify key services/daemons

Configure NFS Client & Server

Evaluate NFS connectivity to other Linux hosts

RSYNC Implementation

Discuss features and benefits

Implement rsync

Confirm results

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Linux Apache MySQL PHP (LAMP) - Messaging - PureFTPD - Module 4

Apache Web Server Implementation

Discuss Apache server's features and concepts

Examine Apache-SUSE HTTPD CONF hierarchy

Examine various configuration files

Implement Apache Mod Alias and ScriptAlias

Examine user home directories

Discuss the Directory directive

Explore redirects

Configure .htacess file with directives

Implement Basic and digest authentication schemes

Configure IP-based Virtual Hosts

Configure Name-based Virtual Hosts

Explore Apache logging

Implement Apache logging system per virtual host

Webalizer Log Analysis software Implementation

Generate web reports using Webalizer

Implementation of PHP Dynamic Web Access Scripting Engine

Evaluate PHP Dynamic Web Access Scripting Engine installation results

Test basic PHP script-processing using sample scripts

Create and test PHP-form with Apache

MySQL Relational Database Management System

Install MySQL Relational Database Management System

Secure access to MySQL

Explore MySQL monitor shell-based interface

Create sample MySQL databases

Load external data-set from Linux

Load external data-set from Windows

Integrate PHP with MySQL

PHPMyAdmin - MySQL Web-based Management Interface

Install PHPMyAdmin for web-based management of MySQL instances

Explain & Secure access to PHPMyAdmin

Explore PHPMyAdmin's interface

Postfix Message Transfer Agent (MTA)

Introduction to Postfix Message Transfer Agent (MTA)

Explore the directives in the Postfix configuration files

Define default values for the FQDN

Alter myorigin and examine results

Configure Postfix to route messages using a Smarthost

Examine how Postfix delivers mail locally

Configure SMTP Relaying in Postfix

Use Mutt to demonstrate outbound mail handling using Postfix

Define SMTP Virtual domains for hosting multiple DNS domains

Configure Postfix with a production LinuxCBT DNS domain

Examine Virtual domain routing with production and non-production DNS domains

Post Office Protocol Version 3 (POP3)

Explain POP3 concepts and applications

Implement POP3 daemon

Connect to POP3 daemon using Windows 2003 Outlook Express client

Reroute inbound messages using Sendmail to POP3 account for retrieval

Use Mutt to send SMTP-based messages to POP3 account

Internet Messaging Access Protocol (IMAP)

Explain IMAP concepts and applications in comparison to POP3

Implement IMAP services

Connect to IMAP services from remote Windows Outlook Express client

Squirrel-mail Web-based Mail Interface Implementation

Describe required squirrel mail components for web-mail integration

Install squirrel mail on SUSE Enterprise Linux system

Configure Apache virtual directory for squirrel mail integration

Configure Apache Virtual Host for squirrel mail integration

Configure BIND DNS services for squirrel mail integration

Explore squirrel mail's web-based interface

PureFTPD Implementation

Explore configuration & enable service

Test various modes of operation

Xen Virtualization

Discuss features & benefits

Implement Xen with instance of SUSE Ent. 10 Edition



Security Implementation Techniques - Module 5

System Audit & Lockdown

Identify tools to perform system audit

Ascertain and document current system state

Close all superflous services

Bind necessary services (daemons) to necessary interfaces and logical addresses

Establish security configuration baseline

XINETD (Enhanced & Secure INETD Super Server Implementation)

Identify key XINETD configuration files

Explain the contents and structure of xinetd.conf

Restrict access to various daemons/services based on hosts & subnets

Lockdown XINETD-controlled services

Configure XINETD to restrict number of spawned instances of daemons/services

Configure XINETD to bind daemons/services to specific sub-interfaces (Virtual IP addresses)

XINETD logging

Explore additional XINETD features

TCP Wrappers concepts & applications

Identify primary package and key TCP Wrappers configuration files

Demonstrate disabled TCP Wrappers configurations by attempting connectivity

Examine pre and post TCP Wrappers configuration effects

Implement TCP Wrappers for common services

Test local & remote access to TCP Wrappers-protected host & services

IPTABLES (Netfilter Linux Kernel-based Firewall)

Discuss IPTABLES/Netfilter Concepts

Explain IPTABLES default chains/filters and policies

Examine TCP/ICMP communications pre-IPTABLES chains

Implement ICMP inbound filtration based on various hosts

Use Cisco PIX Firewall to verify ICMP debugging

Filter traffic based on Layer-4 TCP/UDP (Source/Destination Ports) information

Restrict access to various daemons (SSH/FTP/HTTP/etc.)

Test connectivity locally and remotely (RedHat/Windows/etc.)

Network Mapper (NMAP)

Obtain, compile and install current version of NMAP

Identify commonly used NMAP options/switches/parameters

Perform default TCP SYN-based ethical scans of local and remote resources

Explain typical TCP handshake protocol while using NMAP

Examine the results of scans on remote Cisco firewall with debugging mode enabled

Perform default TCP Connect-based ethical scans of local and remote resources

Examine the results of scans on remote Cisco PIX Firewall with debugging mode enabled

Use NMAP to scan using aliased and spoofed IP addresses

Peform local ethical scans

Identifiy key NMAP configuration files

Use NMAP to perform operating system fingerprinting

Peform subnet-wide ethical scans

Nessus Vulnerability Scanner Implementation

Download & Install Nessus Client & Server

Configure & test credentials

Discuss plug-ins and scopes

Perform vulnerability scans & evaluate results

TCPDump Traffic Capture

Discuss features

Capture data in ASCII & Binary formats

Implement Berkeley Packet Filters (BPFs)

Analyze results

Ethereal Traffic Analysis

Discuss features

Install using YaST

Analyze TCPDump binary file

Rebuild interesting TCP sessions

Snort 2.x Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS)

Obtain, and install Snort pre-requisites (libpcap/libpcre/etc.)

Obtain, compile and install the Snort Intrusion Detection System (NIDS)

Identify and explain key operating modes (Sniffer/Logger/NIDS)

Explore Snort in network sniffer mode

Explain OSI Model and relevant Snort sniffing options

Explore Snort in ASCII and Binary (TCPDUMP) logging modes

Output Snort logs to ASCII text format and examine the results

Output Snort logs to binary format and examine the results

Implement Snort with BPF to filter traffic

Generate traffic from remote Windows 2003 and Linux hosts

Use Snort with Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) to parse logs

Implement Snort in NIDS modes

Explore the snort.conf file and discuss rules

Explain Logging and Alerting output options

Perform port-scans from remote Linux systems and analyze Alerts

Configure MySQL with Snort-compliant schema

Configure Snort to log to MySQL

Download & Install BASE web analysis application

Configure BASE to read alerts from MySQL

Evaluate results

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PW: Bytes_4U

LinuxCBT IPv6 Edition focuses exclusively on the burgeoning Internet Protocol
Version 6 (IPv6).

The coursework explores IPv6 implementation on today's mainstream Network
Operating Systems (NOSs),
including: GNU/Linux, Solaris, Windows and Cisco IOS.

Given the imminent depletion of globally-unique 32-bit IPv4 addresses, and mandates
set by the US Government
with respect to IPv6-backbone-compliancy by Q2 2008 for government agencies,
Information Technology (IT)
Network/Systems Engineers/Administrators/Integrators/Directors/etc., are tasked
with preparing their backbones
and applicable infrastructure(VLANs/DMZs/etc.) to support Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6).

LinuxCBT IPv6 Edition will prepare you and/or organization to comfortable integrate
IPv6 into your production
environments, without negatively impacting IPv4 services.

Recommended Prerequisites for:

* Any LinuxCBT OS Edition such as LinuxCBT feat. SUSE?10 Enterprise Edition
o Open mind & determination to master Linux and related open-source applications
o Basic MS Windows skills
o Basic understanding of networking concepts
o Access to a PC to perform all of the installations and exercises

Ingress

* Network - Visio Drawing - Topology Overview
o Explore classroom environment
o Discuss the protocols used
o Identify key infrastructure devices
o Explain network topology - Visio
o Discuss the IPv4 RFC-1918 Intranet & DMZ configuration
o Download and install NMap IPv4/IPv6 network scanning utility
o Query Intranet hosts using NMap
*
* Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) & TCP/IP|DOD Networking Models
o Discuss the OSI model
o Identify key IP-related services at various layers of the OSI model
o Explain Protocol Data Unit (PDU) framing at various OSI levels
o Discuss the DOD model
o Correlate TCP/IP|DOD model to the OSI model
o Identify and discuss key IPv4 layers of both networking models
o Identify and discuss key IPv6 layers of both networking models
*
* IPv4 Features & Limitations
o Discuss the history of IPv4
o Explain the flow of traffic in a typical IPv4 environment
o Explain IPv4 multiplexing
o Discuss Network Address Translation (NAT)
o Discuss classful and classless IPv4 addresses
o Explain the role subnet masks play in network delineation
o Discuss Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
o Discuss IPv4 Internet Control Messaging Protocol (ICMP)
o Decode OSI layers (2-7) using 'tcpdump' packet sniffer/logger
*
* IPv6 Features
o Discuss the expanded bit-range used to define source/destination IPv6 addresses
o Explain the hierarchial nature of IPv6 prefixes
o Discuss the typical /48 organizational globally-unique prefix
o Explain typical ISP prefix assignments
o Discuss minimum Message Transfer Units (MTUs)
o Discuss automatic configuration of IPv6-enabled hosts - local|router|DHCP
o Explain NAT & ARP obsolescence in an IPv6 environment
o Discuss primary IPv6 address types - Unicast|Multicast|Anycast
o Describe the role multicast plays in solicitations/advertisments & reduced congestion
o Explain how layer-4 protocols (TCP/UDP) are implemented
o Identify Hexadecimal address representation
*
* Hexadecimal Conversions
o Analyze and discuss typical link local address auto-configured by IPv6
o Discuss the range of HEX characters
o Compare and contrast the boundaries of IPv6 and IPv4 addresses
o Explain some of the caveats of using decimal to represent IPv6 addresses
o Compare and contrast HEX and decimal character ranges
o Outline the rules for converting from decimal to HEX
o Translate decimal values to HEX
o Translate IPv4 broadcast address to HEX
o Convert IPv4 publicly routable address to a 6-to-4 IPv6 address
o Outline the rules for converting from HEX to decimal
o Translate HEX nibbles to decimal equivalent
*
* IPv6 Addressing - Colon Hexadecimal Notation
o List key IPv6 address rules
o Expand a 6-to-4 globally-unique IPv6 address to its full 128-bit representation
o Segment the 6-to-4 globally-unique IPv6 address into key sections
o Discuss the key sections of 6-to-4 IPv6 address with respect to routing and
host identification
o Explain the rules and benefits of using Zero-compression with IPv6 addresses
o Identify unique IPv6 addresses and correlate to IPv4 - i.e. Loopback/Socket
o Identify and discuss 48-bit MAC addresses
o Explain the significance of MAC addresses in forming unique EUI-64 IPv6 addresses
o Discuss link local address limitations
o Identify key IPv6 sockets
o Use 'ping6' and 'ICMPv6' to communicate with various IPv6 addresses
o Identify the number of bits available for subnets and hosts
*
* IPv6 Header
o Discuss the benefits of a concise, fixed-length header
o Identify the characteristics of key IPv6 header fields
o Compare and contrast IPv4 and IPv6 headers
o Explain the benefits of extension headers
o Discuss how fragmentation is handled in IPv6
*
* ICMPv6 - Header & Applications
o Define ICMP
o Explain ICMPv6 applications
o Discuss ICMPv6 Neighbor Discovery (ND)
o Compare & contrast Neighbor Discovery to Address Resolutipn Protocol (ARP)
o List examples of ICMPv4 and ICMPv6 debugging utilities
o Explain levels of ICMPv6 messages
o Discuss important ICMPv6 error messages
o Compare and contrast ICMPv4 and ICMPv6 headers
o Use 'tcpdump' to decode ICMPv6 - Neighbor/Router Discoveries/Solicitations
o Explore ICMPv6's usage of multicast IPv6 addresses
o Discuss the role of Duplicate Address Detection (DAD) in IPv6 address conflict resolution
o Explain and explore neighbor tables
o Install RDesktop - RDP - Terminal Services client
o Connect to Windows Host in DMZ and attempt to communicate using Link
Local IPv6 address
*
* Dual Protocol (IPv4 & IPv6) Stacks
o Discuss the pros and cons of dual protocol stacks
o Identify the independent stacks at various OSI layers
o Identify distinct IPv4 and IPv6 tools
o Enumerate and discuss the supported tunneling mechanisms in a dual-stack environment
o Explore default IPv4 and IPv6 routing tables
o Identify key unicast and multicast routing entries
o Explore IPv6 stacks on Linux | Windows | Solaris
*
* Common IPv6 Prefixes/Subnets
o Define IPv6 Prefixes/Subnets
o Compare and contrast IPv4 subnets with IPv6 prefixes
o Identify key prefixes - loopback, link local, site local, ISP, ISP-assigned /48,
/64 Unique Host
o Discuss how router configuration and advertisments influence host configuration
o Discuss multicast prefixes
*
* Link Local Prefixes and Addresses
o Indicate the standard Link Local prefix
o Analyze standard Link Local addresses
o Emphasize Link Local MAC address relationship - EUI-64
o Explain features and limitations of Link Local addresses
o Configure Cisco router with IPv6 support
o Confirm broadcast domain connectivity from DMZ and internal perspectives
*
* Intra Site Automatic Tunneling Protocol (ISATAP) Implementation
o Define ISATAP tunneling
o Provide examples of ISATAP applications
o Identify current IPv4 - globally unique address
o Create 6-to-4 globally unique IPv6 address for use in ISATAP configuration
o Configure Cisco router with ISATAP and globally-unique prefix
o Configure Windows server to use ISATAP
o Test IPv6 routing via ISATAP from Windows, Linux, Cisco and Solaris
*
* IPv6 Intranet Routing Using 6-to-4 Globally-Unique Prefixes
o Distinguish between privileged and non-privileged uses
o Identify the default shell for a given user
o Discuss features of BASH
o Execute BASH
o Discuss pseudo-terminals and how to identify connected terminals
o Modify user's accounts to default to BASH using shell & SMC
o Use 'su' to switch users
o Explore key BASH commands
o Focus on BASH input, output, and error redirection
o Explore BASH command chaining
o Use logical BASH operators (&&, ||) to control program logic
o Discuss and alter BASH global and user-specific configuration files
o Reveal key information using system info commands
*
* IPv6 over IPv4 - 6-to-4 Intranet/Internet Tunneling
o Discuss the pros and cons of 6-to-4 tunneling
o Compare and contrast ISATAP and 6-to-4 tunneling
o Disable ISATAP tunneling
o Confirm inability to route traffic using ISATAP with ICMPv6
o Create usable IPv6 prefixes based on 6-to-4 prefix
o Configure Cisco router's physical interfaces using 6-to-4 IPv6 prefixes
o Configure Cisco router's logical VLAN with a 6-to-4 prefix
o Confirm IPv6 internal routing between various physical and logical interfaces
o Test communications between Windows | Solaris | Linux hosts
o Configure 6-to-4 tunneling on external Cisco router interface
o Confirm communications with Internet IPv4 6-to-4 hosts using 6-to-4 tunneling
o Configure Cisco router to route IPv6 Internet traffic to 6-to-4 relays
o Test communications with native IPv6 Internet hosts & web sites from edge router
o Test native IPv6 communications from internal Linux | Windows | Solaris hosts
o Implement 6-to-4 tunneling on publicly-facing Linux hosts
o Test communications with 6-to-4 and native IPv6 hosts from public Linux boxes
*
* DNS Configuration with IPv6
o Explain classroom DNS architecture
o Discuss IPv6 DNS compatibility with BIND and Microsoft DNS
o Explain how to perform IPv6 queries using 'dig'
o Enumerate systems for IPv6 DNS inclusion
o Configure BIND DNS with IPv6 AAAA records for applicable hosts
o Test IPv6 DNS resolution
o Configure Microsoft DNS with IPv6 AAAA records for applicable hosts
o Test IPv6 DNS resolution using 'dig' and 'nslookup'
o Discuss reverse DNS nibble format
o Configure reverse IPv6 DNS
o Test reverse DNS
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* Static IPv6 Address Configuration
o Discuss pros and cons of static IPv6 configuration
o Identify key configuration files
o Discuss rules related to unique IPv6 address creation
o Configure static IPv6 address for Solaris
o Configure static IPv6 address for Linux
o Configure static IPv6 address for Windows
o Confirm static addresses from various hosts
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* Apache HTTPD & IIS IPv6 Configuration
o Discuss Apache IPv6 benefits and features
o Install Apache HTTPD
o Explain IPv6 address syntax when used in URLs
o Test connectivity to default Apache site using IPv6 address in browser
o Define IP-based virtual hosts with IPv6 support
o Test IP-based virtual host connectivity
o Define Name-based virtual hosts with IPv6 support
o Test Name-based virtual host connectivity
o Identify key files and utilities related to Apache SSL configuration
o Generate SSL/TLS certificates and assign to default web site
o Test secure SSL/TLS connectivity
o Generate multiple SSL/TLS certificates for multiple Apache virtual hosts
o Assign SSL/TLS certificates to various Apache virtual hosts
o Test secure SSL/TLS connectivity to Apachve virtual hosts
o Discuss caveats related to IIS IPv6 support on Windows
o Configure Internet Information Server (IIS) to support IPv6 on Windows
o Test accessing content served by IIS using IPv6
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* Secure Shell Version 2 (SSHv2) IPv6 Implementation
o Discuss SSHv2 IPv4 and IPv6 connection features
o Assign IPv4 and IPv6 records to DNS configuration
o Confirm SSHv2 IPv6 configuration
o Connect to Linux and Solaris hosts using SSHv2 and IPv6
o Confirm connectivity via IPv6 on Linux/Solaris hosts
o Connect to Cisco router using SSHv2 and IPv6
o Confirm connectivity via IPv6 on Cisco router
o Use PuTTY on Windows server to connect to various IPv6 systems
o Confirm PuTTY IPv6 connectivity on destination systems
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* Very Secure FTPD (VSFTPD) IPv6 Implemenation
o Explain VSFTPD's support for IPv6
o Configure VSFTPD to accept IPv6 traffic
o Examine network statistics table for IPv4 and IPv6
o Test connectivity from Linux | Windows | Solaris
*
* Network Mapper (NMap) IPv6 Implementation
o Discuss features and benefits of NMap
o Download and install NMap
o Explain IPv6 limitations
o Map the Intranet using IPv4
o Discuss rules related to NMap IPv6 scanning
o Scan the local system using IPv6
o Scan a range of IPv6 hosts
o Scan hosts using IPv6 DNS
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* TCPDump Packet Capture Tool - IPv6 Implemenation
o Enumerate features and benefits of TCPDump
o Explain Berkeley Packet Filters (BPFs) used to parse IPv6 traffic
o Perform filtered and non-filtered IPv6 sniffs/dumps
o Examine results
o Log packets to TCPDump format for post-processing by Ethereal
o Capture clear-text communications and log to TCPDump for further analysis
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* Ethereal Packet Capture/Analysis Tool - IPv6 Implemenation
o Discuss features & benefits
o Install Ethereal
o Alter X11 security to permit Ethereal to write to non-privileged user's desktop
o Explore Ethereal's Graphical User Interface (GUI)
o Store packet-capture profiles
o Capture IPv4 packets
o Analyze IPv4 packets
o Capture and analyze IPv6 packets
o Apply BPFs to packet capture profiles
o Compare and contrast capture and display filters
o Analyze TCPDump captures based on BPFs
o Filter BPF-based captures with display filters
o Examine layers 2-7 of OSI, including key IPv6 fields
o Capture IPv6 Neighbor Discoveries (NDs) and Router Advertisments (RAs)
o Examine results
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* IP6Tables - Linux Firewall for IPv6
o Discuss features & benefits
o Compare and contrast IPTables (IPv4) with IP6Tables (IPv6)
o Identify key binaries and kernel loadable modules
o Explain IP6Tables' default tables and chains
o Write IPv6 ACLs using IP6Tables and commit configuration
o Test the results of IPv6 ACLs from various hosts
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* Cisco Access Control Lists for IPv6
o Discuss features of IPv6 ACLS
o Define IPv6 ACL to protect the Virtual Terminal (vty) for SSH | Telnet access to router
o Apply VTY IPv6 ACL and test connectivity from various IPv4 and IPv6 hosts
o Test inbound communications from external IPv4 and IPv6 hosts
o Define and apply IPv6 ACL to protect external, Internet-facing IPv6 interface
o Test inbound IPv6 connectivity from external IPv6 hosts
o Use NMap to confirm IPv6 ACLs from inbound and outbound perspectives
o Evaluate IPv6 ACL counters and log

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Awk & Sed are critical to efficiently parsing textual data (log file contents,
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processing and reporting, whereas Sed facilitates streams (Automated
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Recommended Prerequisites for:

Any LinuxCBT Operating System Course (Classic/EL-4/SUSE/Debian Editions)
Open mind & determination to master Linux and related open-source applications
Access to a Linux, Windows or GNU Awk & Sed-compatible system to follow
the exercises


LinuxCBT Scripting Edition - Awk & Sed - Module 6

Introduction - Features
Discuss course outline
Explore system configuration
Identify key systems to be used
Install the Bluefish graphical editor - Supports POSIX and PERL-compatible
RegExes
Discuss features common and distinct to: Awk and Sed

Regular Expressions Review
Enumerate important metacharacters
Provide examples of quatinfier usage
Apply simple character classes to searches
Perform searches in the Bluefish editor using literals and metacharacters
Explain and apply anchors: '^', '$'

Intro to Sed - Stream Editor
Discuss features and applications
Explain general usage syntax
Print specific lines from input
Delete specific lines from input
Match streams using RegExes
Search for ranges of text using line numbers and text ranges
Save transformed output

Sed - Search & Replace
Discuss features and applications
Discuss Left-hand and Righ-hand side (LHS | RHS) sections in search &
replace actions
Acquire input from: STDIN, PIPES and Files and transform according to criteria
Backup and overwrite source files using Sed one-liners
Perform substitutions based on matched addresses
Reuse matched strings in replacement output
Perform text substitutions across multiple files
Perform multiple replacements in one command
Apply substitutions globally across all matches

Sed - Scripts
Discuss features and applications
Explain general usage syntax
Create script to remove blank lines from input stream
Create script to make general substitutions
Perform case-insensitive replacements via Sed script
Insert strings into desried location in the input stream via Sed script
Strip trailing numeric values from input stream via Sed script
Apply changes to multiple files
Save scripts for reuse

Intro to Awk - Field Processor & Reporter
Discuss features and benefits
Explain general usage syntax
Print full lines from input
Print desired fields from input
Match patterns using RegExes
Control the input field | column delimiters
Save output

Awk - Scripts
Discuss features and benefits
Explain structure of Awk scripts
Implement BEGIN and END blocks
Parse system files using Awk script

Awk - Variables
Discuss features and applications
Enumerate and discuss key Awk system variables
Increment counters based on matched patterns using Awk
Explain variable concatenation
Explore arrays (lists of values)
Create arrays using the split function

Awk - Operators
Discuss features and applications
Explore Boolean and Relational operators
Discuss looping strategies
Evaluate conditional testing using system variables
Evaluate results

Awk - Process Records
Discuss features and benefits
Define and evaluate multiple input field separators with files with mixed delimiters
Normalize output by controlling the Output Field Separator (OFS)
Extract records from system file and evaluated
Account for number of processed and matched records in END block

Awk - Print Formatting
Discuss features and applications
Compare and contrast 'print' and 'printf' output formatting
Discuss 'printf' supported data types
Evaluate 'printf' application in reporting

Awk & Sed - Various Examples
Discuss features and applications
Parse and cleanup HTML and PHP files with Sed & Awk
Replace values in system file with Awk
Evaluate results

Awk & Sed - Win32
Discuss features and benefits
Download and install Awk & Sed for Win32
Transfer Linux files to Windows
Test various parsing and substitution on Linux files
Evaluate results

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LinuxCBT Classic Edition - GNU/Linux Basics - Disc (1)

Introduction to the GNU/Linux operating system - Basics
Discussion of the Free Software Foundation's efforts to deliver ubiquitous UNIX!
Emphasize the role and importance of the GNU project
Identification of various Linux distributors including Debian, Mandrake, RedHat, etc.
Introduction to the widely-used RedHat?Linux distribution
Explore Linux system documentation (man, info, GNOME, etc.)
Explain the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) - UNIX is big directory!
Explore the Linux file system
Identify the various interfaces to Linux
Discuss the role and release rules of the Linux Kernel
Demonstrate usage of file & directory tools (pwd, ls, cd, touch, cp, mkdir, mv, rm,
which, rpm)
Basic BASH shell navigation & PATH & variable manipulation (set,unset,env,export,etc.)
Explore usage of common user-tools (cat, echo, find, locate)
Demonstrate typical usage of vi/vim ASCII text editors
Installation & implemenation of pine mail reader and pico text editor
Demonstrate typical usage of the king of all UNIX/Linux editors; EMACS
Explain & demonstrate standard in, standard out, redirection & pipes
Demonstrate usage of backup/restore tools (tar, gzip, gunzip)
Identify basic utilities and package memberships
Demonstrate usage of system monitoring tools (uptime, free, top, vmstat, meminfo,
cpuinfo, ps, kill, watch)
Identify the various types of files on Linux systems
Identify Filesystem tools (fsck, fdisk, mkfs, parted)
Mounting/unmounting basic Linux floppy, CD & ISO files
Identification of major online open source repositories (sourceforge, freshmeat, etc.)


LinuxCBT Classic Edition Client Installations - Disc (2)

Perform client Installations
Planning the installation - identify software, hardware requirements & disk partitioning
defaults
Demonstrate complete upgrade
Demonstrate complete client installation from bootable CD
Create nerk-based source-tree on a centralized server for installation
Prepare for nerk-based FTP installation - create bootable media/obtain patches/etc.
Demonstrate complete client installation from FTP server
Prepare for nerk-based Kickstart automated installation via Nerk File System (NFS)
Create Kickstart installation source tree
Perform Kickstart automated installation via NFS


LinuxCBT Classic Edition Desktop/Workstation Environment - Disc (3)

Post client installation acclimation, exploration and configuration
Discuss X-Windows client/server concepts, applications & security
Learn how to configure X-Windows to support your hardware
Discussion of window managment concepts and applications
Customize desktop environment for GNOME & usage
Customize desktop environment for KDE & usage
Explore the shell interface including common tools, utilities, semantics, etc.
Implement Mozilla web browser
Confiure the Java JRE as a plug-in for the Mozilla web browser and evaluate results
Implement Java Runtime Environment (JRE/J2SE) for system-wide access to Java applets/etc.
Implement Macromedia Flash plug-in and configure support in Mozilla and evaluate results
Download & Install Netscape web browser
Configure Java & Flash support for Netsacpe and evaluate results
Implement Ximian Evolution POP3/IMAP/Microsoft Exchange email client
Implement & explore RDESKTOP terminal services desktop connectivity to Windows 200000/XP
servers running Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)
Demonstrate typical RDESKTOP Windows usage for productivity, multitasking and connectivity
Upgrade RDESKTOP to version & Remove RDESKTOPx
Demonstrate some of the new capabilities of RDESKTOPx
Troubleshoot common X-Windows and client-related problems
Implement AT&T's VNC server screen emulation program for multiple remote desktop access

LinuxCBT Classic Edition Client Nerk Concepts and Applications - Disc (4)

Linux client nerk administration essential concepts and applications
User and group creation & management concepts - passwd, shadow, group, gshadow files
Compile and install John The Ripper Password Cracking tool
Validate password integrity with John The Ripper Password Cracking Tool
Explain UNIX/Linux file security & permissions (-rwxrwxrwx/777) rules & concepts
Discuss and demonstrate the client/server paradigm and distributed computing concepts
Identify & demonstrate usage of common client/server tools
(SSH/HTTP/FTP/IMAP/POP3/SAMBA/etc.)
Demonstrate LFTP (Sophisticated FTP Client Software) usage
Use LFTP to connect to FTP & HTTP servers
Use LFTP to recover broken uploaded/downloaded transmissions
Use LFTP to mirror & reverse mirror the content of local and remote servers
Linux nerking primer - Identify key Linux nerking compnts
Implement DHCP IP addressing with Cisco PIX Firewall DHCP Server integration
Configure Linux client for DHCP configuration from a Cisco PIX firewall
Configure Linux client with static TCP/IP parameters for nerk communication
Test nerk connectivity internally and externally via ICMP & TCP-Port querying methodologies
Explore all graphical redhat-* & redhat-config-* configuration tools
Configure Nerk Time Protocol (NTP) via GUI & Shell interface to perform time synchronization
Discuss and implement Samba(SMB) connectivity to Windows 2003 Server
Implement client printing services via Common UNIX Printing System (CUPS) to Windows 2003 Server &
HP JetDirect-enabled printer.
Discuss and implement NFS connectivity to Linux hosts and Windows 2003(NFS)
Evaluate RedHat?Package Manager (RPM) to add/upgrade/remove applications
Discuss & demonstrate Backup & Restoration procedures
Discuss scenarios and create Linux Rescue disk for emergency system recovery

LinuxCBT Classic Edition Server Installations - Disc (5)

Perform Server Installations of RedHat?Linux
Prepare for server installation - verify system BIOS parameters/support
Demonstrate complete server installation from bootable CD-ROM
Demonstrate creation of installation source tree for nerk-based installations
Demonstrate complete server installation from an Apache HTTP Web server
Demonstrate complete custom server installation from HTTP Windows 2003 IIS server
Demonstrate complete custom server installation from FTP server
Demonstrate complete custom server installation from NFS server
Prepare for an automated Kicstart installation - identify requirements
Demonstrate complete server Kickstart automated installation from HTTP Apache Web server
Demonstrate complete server Kickstart automated installation from FTP Apache Web server
Connect system via serial communications to Sun Fire V100 SPARC box
Recap installation methods including caveats

LinuxCBT Classic Edition Server Management - Disc (6)

Linux Systems Management Concepts & Applications
Explain Linux Boot process and contrast boot managers - GRUB & LILO
Discuss the role of the init grandfather process and illustrate logical boot flow
Explain and demonstrate Runlevelconcepts & applications
Demonstrate Daemon/Service management with (chkconfig/ntsysv/redhat-config-services)
User profile implementation logic and concepts - (Bash profile/etc/skel/aliases/PATH/etc.)
Quota management - user-based, group-based and disk-based quota implementation
Introduce, partition using FDISK and create an journaling file system of 100GB of additional
system storage. Identify paritions in /proc virtual file system.

Discuss RedHat?Package Manager (RPM) concepts, features and applications
Demonstrate usage of RPM to ascertain available packages
Demonstrate usage of RPM to import public keys of package publishers
Demonstrate usage of RPM to verify the integrity of downloaded packages
Demonstrate usage of RPM to add new packages locally
Demonstrate usage of RPM to add new packages from a Windows 2003 FTP server
Demonstrate usage of RPM to add new packages from an HTTP server
Demonstrate usage of RPM to upgrade packages
Demonstrate usage of RPM to freshen packages
Demonstrate usage of RPM to remove packages

Introduction to SYSLOG concepts
Explanation of syslog facilities & levels
Demonstrate syslog administration
Demonstrate Cisco to Linux SYSLOG functionality
Discuss & demonstrate automatic log rotation and customization

Kernel Management
Demonstrate Linux Kernel upgrade procedures
Use RPM to install multiple kernels and verify functionality
Use RPM to remove outdated kernels

LinuxCBT Classic Edition Nerk Administration - Disc (7)

Linux Nerk Administration Essentials
Discuss & demonstrate the usage of commonly used nerking tools:
PING - Demonstrate PING flooding of remote hosts - ICMP Attack Techniques
PING - Cisco PIX Integration & Debugging of ICMP Echo Requests/Echo Replies
Traceroute - Cisco PIX Integration & provisioning of ICMP traffic types
MTR (PING & Traceroute functionality) plus Cisco PIX debugging of ICMP data flow
ARP
NETSTAT/LSOF
IFCONFIG
Route
DIG & NSLOOKUP
Whois
Who, w, wc, last, cat, grep, vi, pico, head, tail, etc.
Message of the day banners (MOTD), /etc/issue file (pre-login banner/display info.)

Implement Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) services
Explain the various steps of the DHCP process
Configure global & scope-level DHCP options
Configure IP reservations based on layer 2 MAC addresses
Disable Cisco PIX DHCP services
Enable Linux DHCP services
Configure Windows 2003/XP/Linux clients to receive dynamic addresses from Linux

Discuss Xinetd super server concepts and applications
Identify services controlled by Xinetd
Enable & disable Xinetd-controlled services & examine results
Implement access control on Xinetd controlled services
Implement Xinetd IP and port-level daemon redirection
Discuss Xinetd & TCP Wrappers relationship and dual-layer security benefits

Implement Very Secure VSFTPD File Transfer Protocol (FTP) services
Implement anonymous FTPD
Implement user-level FTPD access
Implement FTPD banners
Disable anonymous access
Configure VSFTPD to run under the auspices of Xinetd super server for increased security
Implement bandwidth rate-limiting to control bandwidth usage

Discuss Linux & Windows Integration via Samba
Install Samba support
Install Samba Web-based Administration Tool (SWAT)
Configure Samba file & print sharing
Evaluate access to Samba file & print server
Configure Samba Windows Internet Name Server (WINS) support
Evaluate Windows XP/2003 client access to Samba-WINS server

Discuss the Nerk File System (NFS) concepts and Linux support
Implement the NFS daemon
Review /etc/exports parameters and options
Evaluate access to NFS exports
Implement NFS connectivity across a WAN connection via IPSEC VPN-connectivity

Discuss the CRON scheduling system concepts and application
Identify various predefined CRON entries and schedules
Define custom cron jobs system-wide
Define custom cron jobs user-wide
Evaluate results of cron jobs

Implement the Berkeley Internet Daemon (BIND) Domain Name Server (DNS)
Implement BIND 9.x
Configure BIND as a caching-only DNS server
Test caching-only name resolution from Windows 2003 & Linux hosts
Secure access to caching-only/recursive name server via ACLs
Configure BIND as a primary DNS server
Test primary name resolution from Windows 2003 & Linux hosts
Configure BIND as a secondary(slave) DNS server
Restrict communications between primary & secondary DNS servers
Implement updates between master and secondary DNS servers via IPSEC VPN
Configure DNS zs on Linux BIND & Windows 2003 DNS - activate replication
Implement poor man's load balancing using DNS round robin
Evaluate results of BIND configuration using DIG
Configure DNS zs
Configure z transfers
Configure secure-z transfers
Evaluate BIND's configuration files named.conf & named.custom
Configure BIND sub-domain delegation. i.e. internal.linuxcbt.net
Configure BIND to support reverse domains
Configure Linux/Windows 2003 clients to use Linux BIND DNS server
DNS Transaction Signatures (TSIG) implemenation
Identify BIND logging information for troubleshooting purposes
Configure BIND DNS with IP Aliasing (Sub-Interfaces) to host DNS on separate IP address

Implement Nerk Monitoring & Graphing tools using SNMP, etc.
Implement Multi Router Traffic Grapher (MRTG)
Graph Cisco Firewall with MRTG
Implement Cacti Nerk Graphing Tool
Download and Install Cacti and required compnts (RRDTool, MySqL, etc.)
Explore Cacti Interface, options, etc.
Graph Cisco, Linux & Windows 2003 resources with Cacti using SNMP & Scripts

Implement Nerk Time Protocol (NTP) & Time Synchronization services for local subnets
Discuss features and distributed nature of the hierarchial NTP service
Ascertain and select optimal Stratum 1 NTP servers for synchronization
Review default NTP configuration
Configure NTP to synchronize with NTP servers
Configure internal Linux clients to syncrhonize with internal Stratum 2 NTP server
Configure Cisco PIX firewall to synchronize with internal Stratum 2 NTP server
Use NTP-related tools such as NTPQ, NTPTRACE to ascertain NTP-related information

LinuxCBT Classic Edition Linux Apache MySQL PHP (LAMP) - Disc (8)

Linux Web Services - Apache/Tomcat/CGI/WebLogic
Discuss Apache Web Server's history, ubiquity (netcraft stats) and reliability
Explain Apache Web Server's capabilities (Virtual directories, modules, WebDav, etc.)
Implementation of Apache Web Server 2.x
Evaluate installation/implementation results of Apache Web Server 2.x
Demonstrate implementation of aliases & redirects via mod_alias
Restrict access to aliases and test access from Linux & Windows 2003 nodes
Examine implications of alias & redirect access on access & error logs from multiple hosts
Demonstrate implementation of virtual directories
Demonstrate configuration of several virtual hosts
Discuss and implement Apache 2.x logging system per virtual host
Configure basic authentication to virtual hosts containers via .htaccess & Directory directives
Configure digest authentication to virtual hosts containers via Directory & .htaccess directives
Configure SSL support for the virtual hosts
Demonstrate SSL support without certificate provided by Certificate Authority
Implementation of Webalizer Log Analysis software
Customization of Webalizer to automatically generate reports for multiple virtual hosts
Implementation of AWSTATS Log Analysis software
Customization of AWSTATS to automatically generate reports for multiple virtual hosts

Dynamic web sites - Common Gateway Interface(CGI) & scripting engine discussion &
implementation
Implement CGI access to Linux via Apache & PERL scripts
Discuss benefits of PHP Dynamic Web Access Scripting Engine
Implementation of PHP Dynamic Web Access Scripting Engine
Evaluate PHP Dynamic Web Access Scripting Engine installation results
Execute sample PHP web pages on Apache Web Server 2.x

Application Servers - Java J2EE Platform integration with Linux
Discuss benefits of Apache Tomcat Dynamic Web Scripting(JSP)/Java Servlet Engine
Implementation of Sun's Java Development Kit (JDKx for Apache Tomcat support
Implementation of Apache Tomcat Dynamic Web Scripting(JSP)/Java Servlet Engine
Evaluate Apache Tomcat Dynamic Web Scripting(JSP)/Java Servlet Engine installation results
Execute sample Apache Tomcat Dynamic Web Scripting(JSP)/Java Servlet applications
Discuss benefits of BEA Weblogic JSP/Servlet/Enterprise Java Beans Engine
Implementation of BEA Weblogic JSP/Servlet/Enterprise Java Beans Engine
Evaluation of BEA Weblogic JSP/Servlet/Enterprise Java Beans Engine results
Execute sample applications on BEA Weblogic JSP/Servlet/Enterprise Java Beans Engine
Discuss benefits of Jboss J2EE JSP/Servlet/Enterprise Java Beans Engine
Implementation of Jboss JSP/Servlet/Enterprise Java Beans Engine
Evaluation of Jboss JSP/Servlet/Enterprise Java Beans Engine results
Execute sample applications on Jboss JSP/Servlet/Enterprise Java Beans Engine

LinuxCBT Classic Edition Messaging Applications - Disc (9)

Linux Messaging Essentials & applications
Discussion of messaging concepts and applications
Sendmail MTA Essentials
Introduction to Sendmail Message Transfer Agent (MTA)
Implementation of Sendmail
Configure Sendmail to relay messages for remote hosts
Configure Sendmail to support virtual hosts/multiple domains
Evaluate results of routing messages to multiple domains using Sendmail
Sendmail logging capabilities
Implement AWSTATS log reporting engine to generate HTML sendmail reports

Postfix MTA Essentials
Introduction to the Postfix Message Transfer Agent (MTA)
Install Postfix
Install Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) administrative switching tools
Switch system from Sendmail to Postfix as default MTA
Explore Postfix configuration files and directory structure
Implement outbound messages via Postfix
Confirm receipt of outbound messages on publicly-accessible systems
Configure Postfix to support virtual domains
Build Postfix virtual user mappings for virtual domains support
Test virtual domains via external messaging sources

Post Office Protocol Version 3 Essentials
Discuss the capabilities and limitations of
Implement services
Implement secure services
Demonstrate access to services from the client perspective
Implement Secure services using SSL with self-signed certificate

Internet Messaging Access Protocol (IMAP)
Discuss the capabilities and limitations of IMAP
Implement IMAP services
Demonstrate access to IMAP services from the client perspective
Implement Secure IMAP services using SSL with self-signed certificate

Web-based Mail Implementation using Squirrel-mail
Describe required squirrel mail compnts for web-mail integration
Install squirrel mail on Internet production system
Configure squirrel mail defaults for linuxcbt.net domain
Verify Sendmail virtual hosting configuration for linuxcbt.net domain
Verify IMAP configuration
Configure Apache alias for squirrel mail integration
Configure Apache Virtual Host for squirrel mail integration
Configure BIND DNS services for squirrel mail integration
Explore squirrel mail's web-based interface
Generate mail from various remote domains (.com, etc.) and retrieve with squirrel mail

Linux Concepts/Offensive/Defensive Security Implementation Techniques - Disc (1O)

Secure Shell (SSH) Concepts & Implementation
SSH client concepts - replacement for clear-text-based Telnet, RCP, FTP protocols.
Identification of required OpenSSH/OpenSSL compnts
Demonstrate SSH connectivity & public key registration
Implement globally-shared public keys
Generate RSA & DSA public key/private key pairs
Configure SSH client and SSHD to authenticate via public/private key pairs
Authenticate to remote hosts using public/private key pairs
Use Secure Copy (SCP) to move files
Port Forwarding implementation
Port Forwarding integration with Linux & Windows 2Server
X11 Forwarding demonstration
Use Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) to move files

Linux Defensive Security Implementation Techniques

Implement NMAP port scanner and demostrate usage to ascertain open doors
Discuss & demonstrate operating system fingerprinting techniques with NMAP
Demonstrate IP-spoofing & packet forging with NMAP
Discuss the benefits of the NESSUS Security & vulnerability scanner
Implement Nessus client/server Security vulnerability scanner
Demonstrate parallel security scanning of local & remote subnets
Explore Nessus's reporting capabilities (NBE/XML/HTML/etc.)
Demonstrate Nessus class-based access for corporate usage
Implement Ethereal nerk sniffer
Demonstrate telnet clear-text password theft with Ethereal
Demonstrate alternative SSH encrypted sessions with Ethereal
Demonstrate FTP clear-text password theft with Ethereal
Demonstrate alternative SFTP encrypted sessions with Ethereal
Implement HPING highly customizable packet forging tool
Compare & contrast PING with HPING
Demonstrate IP packet spoofing with HPING & Cisco PIX firewall integration
Demonstrate HPING's ability to communicate with ICMP-filtered Internet servers
Demonstrate using HPING to setup a trojan horse backdoor for executing arbritary code
Implement John the Ripper password cracking tool
Discuss file and directory security
Implement chmod,chown,umask,SUID,SGID,etc.

Linux Defensive Security Implementation Techniques
Implement Multi-Router Traffic Grapher (MRTG) to establish nerk performance baseline
Configure Cisco PIX firewall for MRTG support via Simple Nerk Management Protocol (SNMP)
Configure MRTG to generate perfomance & badwidth-related graphs for Cisco PIX firewall
Implement IP Tables Host-based firewall support
Configure IP Tables to restrict access to necessary services
Introduce, discuss & plan the implementation of SnortIntrustion Detection System (IDS)
Discuss Snort intrustion detection concepts related to hubs & switches
Install SnortNerk-based Intrusion Detection System
Implement Snortnerk sniffing functionality
Implement Snortsniffing & packet-logging functionality
Demonstrate Snort's ability to monitor traffic between designated hosts
Demonstrate password theft using Snort & FTP connections
Demonstrate password theft using Snort & Apache HTTP basic authentication connections
Implement SnortNerk-based Intrusion Detection System
Implement SnortSnarf for web-based reporting of Snortlogs
Examine SnortSnarf reports via SSL-enabled web session
Demonstrate how to implement port mirroring on Cisco Catalyst switches
Implement Nerk Address Translation (NAT)
Discuss & Implement Port Address Translation (PAT)
Implement TCP Wrappers
Configure Xinetd to suppress access to the system from port-scanners
Discuss & Disable Portmap services

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LinuxCBT DBMS Edition feat. MySQL 5 focuses on the ubiquitous, high-performance,
low-maintenance, highly-available and scaleable MySQL 5 Database Management System (DBMS).

LinuxCBT DBMS Edition establishes the foundation for successful deployments and administration
of MySQL 5 by exploring many of its features including but not limited to DML & DDL Statements,
Terminal Monitor, shell-based clients, graphical clients, MyODBC, storage engines, data imports &
exports, and PHP integration.

LinuxCBT DBMS Edition is unparalleled in content, depth and expertise. It entails 30-hours, or 4+
days of classroom training. LinuxCBT DBMS Edition prepares you for successfully deploying
MySQL-based DBMS solutions.

Let LinuxCBT DBMS Edition cost-effectively sharpen your MySQL 5 DBMS skills!

Recommended Prerequisites for:

Any LinuxCBT Operating System Course /Classic|EL-4|SUSE|Debian Editions/
Open mind & determination to master Linux and related open-source applications
Basic understanding of networking concepts
Access to a PC to follow the exercises


Modules:

MySQL Installation
Introduction to MySQL 5
Discuss DBMS system specifications
Identify existing MySQL-installed components
Explore file-system layout
Identify & discuss the various downloadable formats /source|binary|packaged/
Download MySQL packages to a local repository
Discuss the key DBMS components
Confirm md5sums of components
Install MySQL server package and examine defaults
Identify key server-side administrative utilities
Inspect the contents of the default DBMS data-directory
Install MySQL Client package and explore its contents

Terminal Monitor Shell Client
Discuss Terminal Monitor concepts
Explain the default privileges configuration
Connect to the DBMS using anonymous privileges
Explore Terminal Monitor's help facility and useful escape sequences
Identify the default schemas
Execute useful SQL functions
Demonstrate how to execute SQL queries from the shell in non-interactive mode

User Administration
Identify the currently logged-in user
Connect to MySQL DBMS as root and explore the interface
Attempt to connect to the DBMS as invalid users and discuss the results
Attempt to connect from a remote host and evaluate results
Discuss the primary methods of tightening the default security scheme
Tighten the default privileges for the root user
Explore the global 'user' grant table & discuss attributes
Secure anonymous user accounts
Remove anonymous privileges and confirm enhanced security policy
Discuss and explore the grant tables and applicable attributes
Identify the ancillary grant tables that permit granular filtration
Create new DBMS users and confirm connectivity
Remove superfluous user accounts
Discuss permissible host values when defining users
Create remote super users and test connectivity
Discuss privileges scopes concepts & applications
Identify grant tables related to privileges scopes
Use GRANT to create and manipulate user-privileges
Create unprivileged accounts and explore capabilities
Use REVOKE to remove privileges
Use DROP to discard superfluous accounts
Maintain user passwords using SET and UPDATE

Show Commands & Options Files
Explain the usages of key SHOW commands
Expose DBMS privileges for currently authenticated user
Expose DBMS privileges for other defined users
List all databases available on the system
Show the DDL statements used to create various MySQL-managed databases
Examine the default supported character sets
Reveal the structure of defined tables
Show the DDL statements used to create various tables
List the supported Storage Engines by the current binary-build of MySQL
Examine the MyISAM Storage Engine tables on the file system & discuss key file types
Show the schemas of various tables and discuss the results
Examine the currently executing processes, including connected users
Initiate & KILL connections listed in the process-list table
Examine key status variables on the running server
Show table status information, revealing used-space, length, create-time, etc.
Discuss the default search-path for options files by MySQL clients
Examine and secure the MySQL history file to prevent superfluous disclosure of queries
Define a personal MySQL options file
Explain the supported section headers in MySQL options files
Define useful run-time directives for MySQL clients and examine results
Define a useful, custom MySQL prompt on a global and per-user basis & examine usefulness
Set default database variable in per-user options files and examine results

Key MySQL Client Utilities
Focus on mysql terminal monitor utility
Discuss & demonstrate mysql client modes
Discuss command-line option types
Output queries to standard /HTML|XML|TXT/ formats
Exclude column-headers from output for easy import into other applications
Use options file to control startup variables
Focus on mysqladmin utility
Compare & contrast mysqladmin batch-mode to mysql interactive mode
Confirm the status of DBMS servers using mysqladmin
Ascertain remote DBMS process list
Create & drop remote databases using mysqladmin
Administer remote user credentials using mysqladmin
Focus on mysqldump utility
Discuss mysqldump applications, features & benefits
Dump all databases and related objects to an ASCII text backup file
Examine the resulting dump file
Dump select databases and examine resulting file
Dumpy DBMS databases to a remote MySQL instance using mysqldump
Focus on mysqlimport utility
Create database container and table structure for subsequent imports
Create matching data-feed for import by mysqlimport
Import data-feed using default delimiters and record-separators
Discuss mysqlimport defaults regarding data-directory and table names
Examine importing duplicate records

Key Data Manipulation Language (DML) Statements
Discuss common DML statements
Focus on SELECT DML statement
Optimize SELECT statements with WHERE clauses to define criteria
Discuss SELECT operators /=|<=|>=|!=|etc/
Perform pattern matching using WHERE clause with LIKE operator & wildcards
Influence the order of SELECT output using ORDER BY
Extend criteria definition and optimize queryies using AND clause
Return result-set INTO output ASCII text file using SELECT INTO
Redirect result-set to AWK and extract interesting fields
Use LIMIT with SELECT to return n number of rows
Return total number of rows including LIMIT value
Alias column headers using SELECT
Concatenate results returned using SELECT
Focus on INSERT DML statement
Explain supported INSERT statements /VALUES|SET|SELECT/
Describe table structure to determine column constraints
INSERT VALUES specifying column names
INSERT VALUES one-to-one without defined column headers
Use SET with INSERT to indicate interesting columns
Use VALUES to INSERT multiple rows in one statement
Discuss INSERT SELECT applications
Create table structure for using INSERT SELECT
Populate newly-created table with data
Use SELECT INSERT to move data between tables & evaluate results
Focus on UPDATE DML statement
Perform global table UPDATE with simple DML statement
Specify columns to be updated and evaluate affected rows
UPDATE interesting rows using criteria
UPDATE n number of records using the LIMIT criteria operator
Focus on DELETE DML statement
Remove interesting records using WHERE clause and applicable critieria
Intro to the ALTER Data Definition Language (DDL) statement

Key Data Types
Focus on Numeric data-types
Use describe to expose defined data-types for columns
Discuss unsigned and auto incremented column attributes
Discuss /TINYINT|SMALLINT|MEDIUMINT|INT|BIGINT/ capacity and applications
Discuss FLOAT capacity and applications
Discuss DOUBLE capacity and applications
Discuss DECIMAL capacity and applications
Discuss BIT capacity and applications
Define a table with TINYINT column
Populate TINYINT column with INSERT and exceed its limits and evaluate resutls
Use ALTER to increase the capacity of the TINYINT column to SMALLINT
Populate SMALLINT column and evaluate results
ALTER table and add columns with greater numeric capacity
Define a DECIMAL column and store values
Focus on String data-types
Explain features and limitations of CHAR type fields
INSERT strings with unpreserved characters and evaluate results
Compare & contrast VARCHAR & CHAR type fields; fixed vs. varaible-length
ALTER table to convert interesting fields from CHAR to VARCHAR
Create Perl script to generate values for VARCHAR columns and evaluate results
Discuss /TEXT|TINYTEXT|MEDIUMTEXT|LONGTEXT/ column types
Discuss /BLOB|TINYBLOB|MEDIUMBLOB|LONGBLOB/ column types
ALTER table to support LONGTEXT and import data and evaluate results
Discuss /BINARY|VARBINARY/ usages and limits
Explain the usages of ENUM column types
Explore predefined ENUM column types in system tables
Define ENUM fields, insert data and evaluate DBMS behavior
Focus on Date data-types
Discuss DATE column type features (resolution & range)
ALTER table structure to support DATE-based column
INSERT invalid date and evaluate results
Discuss DATETIME column type features (resolution & range)
ALTER table structure to support DATETIME-based column
INSERT valid date & time value and evaluate results
Discuss how MySQL implements dummy dates
ALTER table structure to support TIMESTAMP-based column
Discuss TIMESTAMP column type features (resolution & range)
Discuss NULL-enabled auto-timestamp (dummy-time) invocated columns
Explain MySQL's default date syntax
Insert Date & Time values into MySQL columns using mixed delimiters
Insert Date & Time values into MySQL columns without delimiters
Recap supported data-types

Key Data Definition Language (DDL) Statements
Focus on CREATE DDL statement
Describe how MySQL maps database containers to the file system
CREATE DATABASE container to house new tables
Define the requirements /auto_increment|primary key|etc/ of new base tables
Define the CREATE TABLE syntax for new base tables based on selected data types
Execute statement and evaluate results of recently-created tables
Use SHOW CREATE TABLE to examine DDL syntax for reference
CREATE TABLE with NOT-NULL column enforcements
Populate tables with useful values and evaluate results
INSERT VALUES with DEFAULT for auto-populated columns and evaluate results
Duplicate table structure using CREATE TABLE and evaluate results
Populate destination table with data from the source table using INSERT
Discuss Temporary tables features and applications
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES and populate with useful data
Rename tables using RENAME TABLE as an alternative to ALTER TABLE
Focus on DROP DDL statement
Describe the objects that are affected using DROP
DROP DBMS objects and evaluate file system implications
Focus on CREATE INDEX DDL statement
Discuss the importance of indexes to improved data-retrieval
Discuss MyISAM storage engine per-index limits
Identify default MyISAM index files
Explore defined indices
Define UNIQUE indices
Compare & contrast table & index storage requirements
Generate data-set to be imported into an indexed column
Compare & contrast query-execution times with and without indices

JOINS
Discuss the features & benefits of using JOINS to access normalized data
Normalize the data structure, using ALTER TABLE, to prepare for using joins
Use seq to generate normalized data and import using mysqlimport
Discuss the various types of supported JOINS /EQUI|NATURAL|LEFT|RIGHT|INNER|OUTER/
Define and execute EQUIJOINS
Define and execute NATURAL JOINS
Define JOINS using fully-justified DBMS object names
Use table and column aliases with JOINS

VIEWS & TRIGGERS
Discuss the features & benefits of using VIEWS
Use DESCRIBE to identify interesting VIEW candidate-columns
Explain VIEW-creation syntax
Create useful VIEWS and evaluate results
Create VIEWS using column-aliases
Update VIEWS using CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW & ALTER VIEW
Create VIEWS based on EQUIJOINS
Demonstrate how to UPDATE base-table data using VIEWS
Remove superfluous VIEWS using DROP VIEW
Focus on TRIGGERS
Discuss MySQL's TRIGGER implementation rules
Discuss TRIGGER timing & events
Discuss TRIGGER statements
Define a TRIGGER to update a secondary table upon INSERT INTO primary table
INSERT INTO primary table and examine TRIGGER response
Log table updates using TRIGGERS
Use SHOW to reveal defined TRIGGERS ON tables
Create & evaluate multiple statement triggers using BEGIN .. .END
Redefine MySQL statement delimiters to support multiple statement triggers

Stored Routines (Functions & Procedures)
Discuss Stored Routines components and applications
Focus on Stored Procedures
Discuss required privileges
Explain how to invoke stored procedure
Define useful stored procedures
Use SHOW to reveal stored procedures and important attributes
Create multiple statement stored procedures
Redirect stored procedure output to memory for easy reuse
Focus on Functions
Discuss ideal uses for functions
Describe function syntax
Define functions based on date calculations and evaluate results

Replication Configuration
Explore uses of replication
Illustrate MySQL Master-Slave replication model
Discuss binary logging requirements
Updated configuration on Master & Slave servers to reflect replicaiton requirements
Create replication accounts on Master & Slave servers
Create a snapshot of the master server's databases
Transport the snapshot to slave servers using SCP
Record replication position
Configure server IDs on Master & Slave servers
Use DDL to enable Master & Slave servers
Confirm replication status via DDLs, the process list and system table
Committ updates to the master server and confirm replication to the slave servers
Configure an additional slave server and confirm replication

Logging
Explain MySQL logging /ERROR|QUERY|BINARY|SLOW/
Discuss the default log file nomenclature
Explain & examine the contents of the ERROR log file
Restart MySQL and examine log entries
Enable the QUERY log file
Explain & examine the contents of the QUERY log file
Discuss the BINARY log file
Discuss the SLOW log file
Enable the SLOW log file
Use mysqlbinlog to examine the contents of binary logs

Win32 Integration
Connect to Windows 2003 host and download MySQL Administrator
Install MySQL Administrator
Connect to Linux-based MySQL instance and explore key variables
Download and install MySQL Query Browser
Explore Query Browser interface & features
Execute remote queries with Query Browser
Download & install MyODBC
Connect MS Access to MySQL using MyODBC
Import data into MS Access from MySQL
Link Tables in MS Access to MySQL using MyODBC

Storage Engines
Discuss the MyISAM storage engine
Explain the usages and limitations of the Memory storage engine
Confirm Memory storage engine support
Create memory-based tables using the Memory storage engine
Focus on the CSV storage engine
Confirm support for the CSV storage engine
Define CSV-based tables and evaluate results
Focus on the Federated storage engine
Explain the applications of remote tables using the Federated storage engine
Implement Federated tables and evaluate results
Focus on the Archive storage engine
Confirm support for the Archive storage engine
Describe the applications of compressed tables using the Archive storage engine
Implement compressed tables and evaluate results
Import data-set into compressed table and evaluate storage requirements
Focus on the InnoDB storage engine
Discuss the benefits /Transactional|Scalability/ of InnoDB-based tables
Confirm support for InnoDB tables
Explain InnoDB storage architecture and identify default data & log files
Update /etc/my.cnf configuration file to support InnoDB tables
Load large data-set and examine resulting data & log files
Define custom InnoDB data & log files
Extend the data & log files and evaluate results
Distribute data & log files across multiple partitions
Create a raw device for InnoDB data & log files
Define InnoDB data & log files on a RAW device

phpMyAdmin
Discuss the benefits and applications of phpMyAdmin
Install & configure Apache HTTPD
Download & install phpMyAdmin
Secure phpMyAdmin's access to MySQL DBMS
Explore phpMyAdmin's interface
Perform many shell-based queries, graphically

PHP5 Integration
Uninstall PHP 4.x
Download & install PHP 5.x packages & relevant modules /MySQL|SSL|etc./
Explore the PHP Command Line Interface (CLI)
Interface PHP CLI to MySQL & return results
Implement PHP->MySQL error handling using conditions & OO-functions
Execute useful PHP->MySQL methods
Define HTML forms
Process HTML forms using PHP
Store data in MySQL using PHP

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UnixCBT feat. Solaris?10 Edition focuses on the enterprise-trusted, Solaris?10
Operating System (OS).

The coursework focuses on traditional Unix features including: Bourne/BASH shells,
user/group management, file permissions, disk management, Cron, Network Time
Protocol (NTP), Network File System (NFS), SendMail, and File Transfer Protocol (FTP).

UnixCBT feat. Solaris?10 Edition also covers Solaris?10-specific features, including
but not limited to: Custom installations, Service Management Facility (SMF) framework,
Package & Patch management, Unix File System (UFS) management, Volume management
(RAID-0/1/5), Solaris?Management Console (SMC), Solaris?Zones, and the Zettabyte
File System (ZFS).

Additionally, UnixCBT feat. Solaris?10 Edition covers the integration of key Open Source
technologies, including, but not limited to: Grand Unified Boot Loader (GRUB), GNOME
Desktop, Samba, Apache HTTPD, MySQL, PHP (SAMP), BIND (DNS), Secure Shell
Version 2 (SSHv2), GNU Privacy Guard (GPG (PGP-compliant encryption tools), TCPDump,
Snort?NIDS, and Nmap.

Recommended Prerequisites for:

Any LinuxCBT OS Edition such as LinuxCBT feat. SUSE?Enterprise Edition
Open mind & determination to master Linux and related open-source applications
Basic MS Windows skills
Basic understanding of networking concepts
Access to a PC to perform all of the installations and exercises


Installations

Local Media (CDROM) Text-based Installation on Dell PowerEdge Hardware
Discuss features of Solaris?10
Explore system BIOS
Configure BIOS for local media booting
Boot local media and discuss default GRUB options for installation
Boot installation and discuss installation options
Discuss system requirements for text & GUI installations
Discuss single-user mode access
Boot text-based installation and explain hardware detection process & assignment
Configure network parameters
Configure time & locale parameters
Explore software companion DVD components
Select appropriate installation package group (Entire Distribution)
Customize file system slices - /, /export/home, SWAP
Complete installation of Entire Distribution
Reboot and confirm boot to the GUI screen

Pre-Execution (PXE) Nework-based Installation on Dell PowerEdge Hardware
Explain PXE installation requirements (TFTP, DHCP, etc.)
Prepare an alternate Solaris?server to become an Install Server - ./setup_install_server
Share Install Server source files using Network File System (NFS)
Configure SuSE?Linux DHCP Server to support the PXE client (Solaris?server) using
a reservation
Configure Solaris?Install server to support the Solaris?client - ./add_install_client
Explore files created by ./add_install_client to support PXE
Explain PXE-boot process
Boot PowerEdge server and configure BIOS to boot using PXE
Reboot and install Solaris?10 across the network without local media
Install using Solaris?Interactive option
Configure GUI (KVM) settings for graphical installation
Configure network parameters
Configure time & locale parameters
Confirm additional parameters and NFS path to source files
Customize file system slices - /, /export/home, /var, SWAP
Complete installation of Entire Distribution
Reboot and explore the Grand Unified Boot Loader (s) menu items
Discuss Service Management Facility (SMF) initial starup process
Confirm GUI Login

Console-based (Serial Cisco Firewall Rollover Cable) Installation
Discuss requirements of serial installation
Execute ./add_install_client to setup console installation option on appropriate com port
Boot PowerEdge server and confirm PXE boot
Select console boot option and confirm GRUB boot option
Connect to SuSE?Linux and use kermit to connect via com1 to the PowerEdge server
Continue PXE-Console(Serial) installation
Alter kermit console to resemble a mainframe terminal
Configure network parameters
Configure time & locale parameters
Customize file system slices - /, /export/home, /var, /usr, /opt, SWAP
Complete installation of Entire Distribution
Configure X.org GUI parameters using kdmconfig

Sysidcfg (phase 1) & JumpStart-based (phase 2) Installation - Unattended Installs
Explain the directives(network,locale,etc.) and application of the 'sysidcfg' file
Define the 'sysidcfg' file
Execute ./add_install_client to provide support for 'sysidcfg' file
Reboot using PXE and install using 'sysidcfg' file, confirming auto-population of directives - phase 1
Discuss rules regarding JumpStart installation method - phase 2
Introduction to the 'rules.ok' file
Discuss 'rules.ok' profile development for classes of users (marketing, development, etc.)
Define 'rules.ok' profile file with appropriate criteria, validae, and store in NFS-accessible location
Reboot server, and confirm 'sysidcfg' and 'rules.ok' files in GRUB entry
Continue JumpStart, unattended installation

Desk Console-based Installation with PXE
Boot using 'sysidcfg' and 'rules.ok' files incorporated in JumpStart option
Configure X.org using kdmconfig
Complete unattended remainder of installation

Flash-based (Snapshot) Installation with PXE and JumpStart Integration
Discuss ideal environment for implementing flash installations
Identify the current runlevel and enter single-user mode to prepare flash archive
Use the 'flar' utility to take a snapshot of the system
Use Secure Copy (scp) to copy flash archive to NFS server
Reboot PowerEdge server and perform flash installation
Compete installation, reboot and confirm initial startup
Configure JumpStart and flash archive installation
Configure X.org GUI parameters using kdmconfig
Customize file system slices - /, SWAP
Complete installation
Confirm results - GUI Login


System Administration

Grand Unified Boot Loader (GRUB) Implementation
Describe the boot process (BIOS - GRUB - Solaris?Kernel - Sched - Init - SMF - Runlevel)
Discuss the default GRUB menu items
Explain how GRUB references bootable media
Boot into single-user mode by modifying GRUB
Explore the GRUB startup environment

System Initialization (INIT - PID 1)
Describe init's invocation
Peruse init's default configuration file /etc/inittab
Explain runlevels
Compare & contrast Solaris?& Linux runlevels
Explore /etc/init.d and /etc/rc* directories

Service Management Facility (SMF) Framework

Discuss the adavantages and features of SMF

Discuss the service configuration database

Explain support for legacy services
Discuss the role of service restarters - 'svc.startd' & 'inetadm'
Describe support for INETD-controlled daemons
Enumerate services configured on the system, including state information
Discuss & examine Fault Management Resource Identifiers (FMRIs)
Discuss service dependencies
Use 'svcadm' to manage (disable/enable) services
Break dependencies and evaluate the results
Use 'inetadm' to manage INETD-related services
Convert legacy INETD service to SMF-managed service

GNOME Desk Environment

Explore GNOME Desk
Identify key features
Explore the Control Panel interface
Browse the filie system using Nautilus explorer
Correlate GNOME Desk items to files in the user's home directory
Customize GNOME Desk
Create GNOME Desk launchers (Shortcuts)
Save configuration

Shell-based User & Group Management
Enumerate key user & group management tools
Analyze the fields in /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, /etc/group
Correlate /etc/passwd to /etc/shadow entries
Create and modify users and groups
Alter the default encryption algorithm used for passwords
Add users to groups and evaluate results

Solaris?Management Console (SMC) - Consolidated GUI System Management
Confirm that 'wbem' is running
Launch SMC and connect to local 'wbem' instance
Authenticate and explore the SMC GUI interface
Peruse key system metrics
Explore the log viewer interface
Manage users & groups using SMC
Define user templates and create users based on those templates
Examine scheduled jobs and correlate to crontab entries
Explore mounted file systems

Bourne Again Shell (BASH)/Bourne Shell Basics
Distinguish between privileged and non-privileged uses
Identify the default shell for a given user
Discuss features of BASH
Execute BASH
Discuss pseudo-terminals and how to identify connected terminals
Modify user's accounts to default to BASH using shell & SMC
Use 'su' to switch users
Explore key BASH commands
Focus on BASH input, output, and error redirection
Explore BASH command chaining
Use logical BASH operators (&&, ||) to control program logic
Discuss and alter BASH global and user-specific configuration files
Reveal key information using system info commands

Package Management
Discus options for managing packages

Discuss package nomenclature
Use 'installer' script in GUI & text modes to install packages

Install packages from the Software Companion DVD sources
Use 'prodreg' to display currently-installed software
Install packages using prodreg and evaluate results
Enumerate existing packages using 'pkginfo'
Echo package metadata using pkginfo
Use 'pkgchk' to enumerate package's contents
Use pkgchk to discover discrepancies in file locations and permissions - auditing
Determine package membership of files using pkgchk
Use 'pkgadd' to install packages
Add packages to the local pacakage repository for subsequent installs

Patch Management
Discuss options for managing patches
Register server with sun.com to obtain patches automatically
Resolve outstanding patches using Update Manager
Install selected patches and reboot if necessary
Confirm patch application
Analyze patch level using 'smpatch' from the BASH shell
Install specific patches using 'smpatch'

Unix File Permissions
Analyze permissions in 'ls -l' output
Discuss common Unix file types (files, directories, links, named-pipes, etc.)
Correlate symbolic permissions values to octal values
Use 'chmod' to alter file & directory permissions
Use 'chown & chgrp' to alter file & directory ownership
Apply SETUID & SETGID permissions to files & directories
Discuss the rules of symbolic & hard links
Create hard and soft links - symlinks
Discuss and examine inodes

Devices & Drivers Overview
Explore & correlate logical & physical device locations
Identify & discuss default driver locations

Disk, Slice & File System Management
Explain disk terminology (Tracks/Cylinders/Sectors/Partitions/Slices)
Examine existing disk layout, including slices using prtvtoc
Discuss x86 partition constraints - Volume Table of Contents (VTOC) & FDISK
Illustrate the disk-FDISK-slice hierarchy
Explain the disk nomenclature: c0t0d0s* (controller, target, disk, slice)
Identify logical and physical disk/slice locations
Use 'format' to enumerate connected controllers & disks
Manipulate slices using 'format'
Rectify disk geometry issues using fdisk option of 'format'
Manipulate FDISK partitions with fdisk option of 'format'
Discuss 'newfs' rules
Create Unix File Systems (UFSs) using 'newfs'
Mount newly-created file systems at various locations
Confirm available storage
Updated /etc/vfstab, ensuring persistence
Recap file system provisioning process
Provision memory-based, Temporary File System (TEMPFS)
Provision and manage additional SWAP storage (files & file systems)

Volume Management - State Database Replicas, RAID-0/1/5, Volume Extenstion (growfs)
Introduction to volume management
Discuss Replicas, RAID Volumes, Hot Spare Pools, and Soft Partitions
Create required state database replicas on available slices, using SMC
Provision RAID-0 (Stripe) using SMC and available disks
Create UFS file system on RAID-0 volume, mount, and confirm results
Provision RAID-1 (Mirror) using SMC and available disks
Create UFS file system on RAID-1 volume, mount, and confirm results
Provision RAID-5 (Stripe with Parity) using SMC and available disks
Create UFS file system on RAID-5 volume, mount, and confirm results
Extend an in-use volume dynamically, using 'growfs'
Confirm extended volume results

Quota Implementation
Discuss the benefits of implementing quotas
Discuss soft & hard limits
Discuss inodes and blocks usage
Examine 'edquota'
Use 'quotacheck' to confirm quotas
Enable quotas on a per-file system basis & confirm results
Test soft & hard limits by generating I/O
Use 'repquota' to confirm current disk & slice usage

CRON - Process Scheduling - Automation
Discuss the benefits of automation & scheduling
Explore at, and Cron's directory layout
Explain Cron scheduling fields
Examine user's cron entries
Schedule per-user jobs and confirm execution

SYSLOG - Configuration
Discuss features & benefits
Identify key binaries and configuration files
Discuss Syslog rule components: selectors (facilities & levels) and actions
Peruse predefined selectors & actions
Explain options for facilities, levels and actions
Configure new selectors & actions for Cisco?PIX?firewall logging
Confirm logging results

Log Rotation - logadm
Discuss features & benefits
Identify key binaries and configuration files
Explore default log rotation schedule and items
Discuss available logadm criteria
Examine log rotation and effects on inodes

Zettabyte File System (ZFS) Implementation
Discuss the features (RAID-0/1/Z, Pools, etc.) and benefits of ZFS
Discuss ZFS prerequisites
Create ZFS pools using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
Set quotas on provisioned ZFS file systems a the hierarchy and evaluate results
Manage ZFS storage pools from the CLI
Extend ZFS storage pools dynamically, while mounted
Manage ZFS storage pools using the web GUI


Network Administration

NETSTAT
Explain 'netstat' applications
Identify key output features including: address families & protocols
Use 'netstat' to return the current IP routing table
Correlate service names in output to /etc/services
Return protocol-specific entries
Return active sockets and attached processes
Reveal DHCP-configured plumbed interfaces

Network Configuration
Discuss network configuration modes
use 'dladm' to reveal the status of connected network interfaces - layer 1
Explain network interface nomenclature
Use 'ifconfig' to return layer 2(MAC) & 3(IP) information for network interfaces
Identify key network services using Service Management Facility (SMF)
Enumerate key network configuration files for the configuration modes
Transition from DHCP to static configuration, creating the requisite files
Reboot and confirm static configuration
Reveal DHCP-configured plumbed interfaces using 'ifconfig'
Plumb(Initiate) physical interfaces, commit configuration for persistence & test comms
Plumb(Initiate) logical interfaces associated with physical interfaces & test comms from Linux
Explore '/etc/nsswitch.conf' name service configuration file

Network Time Protocol (NTP) Client/Server Implementation
Configure Network Time Protocol (NTP) to perform client/server time synchronization
Synchronize NTP with additional Stratum 2 NTP server
Synchronize against Stratum 1 NTP servers

Network File System (NFS) Implementation
Implement NFS Server
Export shares and discuss options
Mount NFS exports on remote Linux Hosts
Explore AutoFS configuration
Configure AutoFS mount points

Samba Implementation
Focus on key Samba (SMB/CIFS) clients
Integrate with Windows via Samba
Explore Samba Configuration files
Enable Samba Server support

Explore Samba Web-based Administration Tool (SWAT)

Configure Samba file sharing

Configure Samba with multiple NETBIOS aliases

WUFTPD File Transfer Protocol (FTP) services

Implement anonymous FTPD

Implement user-level FTPD access

Implement FTPD banners

Disable anonymous access

Configure WUFTPD to chroot jail users into their home directories

Configure virtual FTP hosts

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
Explain DHCP Concepts & Applications
Explore DHCP confiuration files
Configure DHCP subnet with applicable options
Configure DHCP Reservation based on layer-2 address

Domain Name System (DNS)
Identify BIND packages & key files
Construct a standard 'named.conf' configuration file with root hints, forward, and reverse zones
Download latest root hints file as 'db.cache' using 'wget'
Construct appropriate zone files to match defined zones in '/etc/named.conf'
Configure BIND as a caching-only DNS server
Implement Master DNS Zone
Configure Master/Slave Zones with Linux Server
Evaluate results of BIND configuration using DIG & host

Sendmail Message Transfer Agent (MTA)

Introduction to Sendmail Implementation
Explore the directives in the Sendmail configuration files
Explre aliases
Test messaging using 'sendmail' binary
Identify relay-related configuration files
Configure Virtual Domains

Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) Implementation

Explain POP3 & IMAP applications
Download & Install IMAP server using 'wget' , 'gunzip' & 'pkgadd'
Configure IMAP server to be managed by INETADM (SMF)
Invoke & test mail retrieval

Apache Web Server Implementation

Identify the versions of Apache included with Solaris?10 using SMF & pkg* tools
Discuss Apache server's features and concepts
Explore key binaries, configuration files, and documentation
Discuss key sections & directives in the Apache 'httpd.conf' file
Setup Apache 2 support
Implement Apache Mod Alias and ScriptAlias
Discuss and implement the File, Location & Directory directives
Explore Apache logging semantics

Configure IP-based Virtual Hosts
Configure Name-based Virtual Hosts
Implement Apache logging system per virtual host

Webalizer Log Analysis software Implementation

Generate web reports using Webalizer


Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) Implementation
Install TFTP server
Backup Cisco PIX firewall configuration using TFTP
Update Cisco PIX firewall configuration using TFTP

MySQL?Relational Database Management System

Install MySQL?Relational Database Management System

Explore key configuration files
Secure access to MySQL?br />
Discuss security framework
Discuss default table storage engine, MyISAM, file types
Explore MySQL?monitor shell-based interface


PHPMyAdmin - MySQL?Web-based Management Interface

Install PHPMyAdmin for web-based management of MySQL instances

Explain & Secure access to PHPMyAdmin

Explore PHPMyAdmin's interface


Postfix Message Transfer Agent (MTA)

Configure Postfix as default MTA
Introduction to Postfix Message Transfer Agent (MTA)

Explore the directives in the Postfix configuration files
Define default values for the FQDN
Alter myorigin and examine results
Configure Postfix to route messages using a Smarthost
Examine how Postfix delivers mail locally
Configure SMTP Relaying in Postfix
Use Mutt to demonstrate outbound mail handling using Postfix

Define SMTP Virtual domains for hosting multiple DNS domains

Configure Postfix with a production UnixCBT DNS domain

Examine Virtual domain routing with production and non-production DNS domains



Security Implementation Techniques

System Security Overview
Discuss key areas related to security in a vanilla Solaris?10 installation
Peruse the 'sulog' log file to identify 'su' instances & explain fields
Test using 'su' and examine results in '/var/adm/sulog'
Record failed logins in the '/var/adm/loginlog' file
Test login failures and examine results in 'loginlog'
Peruse the directives in '/etc/default/login'
Adjust 'login' file directive to capture failed login attempts
Test failed logins using SSH - Compare SSH threshold to system threshold
Explore system-wide account-policy information using 'logins' command
Identify the default password encryption algorithm
Upgrade default password encryption algorithm to MD5 and Blowfish
Test user-account modifcation of passwords and evaluate encryption strings

Secure Shell Version 2 (SSHv2)
Discuss the features and benefits of SSHv2
Identify SSHv2 SMF FMRI
Identify global and per-user configuration files
Explain SSHv2 config file precedence order
Identify key directives in global and per-user configuration files
Discuss '~/.ssh/known_hosts' file
Execute 'ssh' in debug mode and evaluate output, including psuedo-terminal (pty) assignment
Execute remote commands and return output to local system using 'ssh'
Use Secure Copy (SCP) to copy files securely and non-interactively between systems
Use Secure File Transfer Program (SFTP) to copy files securely interactively between systems
Generate SSHv2 DSA & RSA usage keys for PKI login
Configure SSHv2 to support PKI (password-less) logins
Test password-less login to remote systems
Execute 'ssh' in debug mode and evaluate output, including PKI, password-less login
Implement '~/.ssh/authorized_keys' file
Discuss using SSHv2 as a psuedo-VPN via port forwarding
Use SSHv2 to forward local TCP ports & test communications
Use SSHv2 to forward remote TCP ports & test communications
Enable the sharing of locally & remotely forwarded TCP ports

GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) - Pretty Good Privacy (PGP)-compatible Facility
Discuss the features and benefits of GPG
Download GPG package from sunfreeware.com
Install GPG
Explore GPG files
Generate DSA public/private key pair
Identify available, per-user public/private key pairs on keychains
Import G/PGP public key and evaluate results
Sign imported public key and verify signature associated with downloaded content
Encrypt ASCII text file with appropriate public key and evaluate output
Decrypt ASCII text with appropriate private key and evaluate output

Snoop - Packet Sniffing
Discuss the features and benefits of snoop
Explain default interface behavior
Execute 'snoop' and evaluate packet headers
Capture snoop output to log file
Use 'snoop' to playback captured packets
Playback ranges of packets
Return layers 2-7 of OSI model and evaluate output
Apply filters, similar to Berkelye Packet Filters (BPFs), and evaluate results
Adjust time output, relative to current, and first packet captured
Source FTP traffic from Windows 2003 and snoop credentials passed in clear-text
Evaulate results

TCPDump - Packet Sniffing
Discuss the features and benefits of tcpdump
Install tcpdump from the Software Companion DVD
Identify installed package & man pages
Discuss tcpdump-supported qualifiers for creating expressions & capturing packets
Execute 'tcpdump' and evaluate captured packets
Bind tcpdump to specific interfaces for capturing packets
Apply Berkeley Packet Filters (BPFs) to capture sessions to suppress traffic
Dump 'tcpdump' capture to log file and evaluate results
Use 'tcpdump' to playback captured packets
Source FTP traffic from Windows?2003 host and sniff credentials passed in clear-text
Source Telnet traffic from Windows?2003 host and sniff credentials passed in clear-text
Evaluate results

Snort?2.x Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS) - Packet Sniffing & Logging
Discuss the features and benefits of Snort?NIDS
Discuss Snort?NIDS pre-requisites (libpcap/libpcre/compiler/etc.)
Obtain, compile and install the Snort?Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS)
Identify and explain key operating modes (Sniffer/Logger/NIDS)
Invoke Snort?in network sniffer mode
Explore Snort?in Binary (TCPDUMP) logging mode
Output logs to binary format and examine the results
Implement Snort?with BPF to filter traffic
Generate traffic from remote Windows 2003 and Linux hosts
Use Snort?with Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) to parse logs

Network Mapper (Nmap)
Discuss the features and benefits of Nmap
Download Nmap bzip2 source package from insecure.org
Compile & install Nmap
Discuss default TCP-connect scan mode
Discuss SYN-based scanning
Use Nmap to perform reconnaisance testing
Evaluate results

Solaris?Zones - Containers - Virtualization - Instances
Discuss the features, benefits and limitations of Solaris?Zones
Discuss Global and Non-Global zones
Identify file system location to house non-global zones
Use 'zonecfg' to provision non-global zones
Verify zone configuration using 'zonecfg'
Install non-global zones using 'zoneadm' and evaluate results
Login to non-global zones and explore
Evaluate results
Manage zones using 'zoneadm'

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PW: Bytes_4U

UnixCBT feat. Solaris?10 Edition focuses on the enterprise-trusted, Solaris?10
Operating System (OS).

The coursework focuses on traditional Unix features including: Bourne/BASH shells,
user/group management, file permissions, disk management, Cron, Network Time
Protocol (NTP), Network File System (NFS), SendMail, and File Transfer Protocol (FTP).

UnixCBT feat. Solaris?10 Edition also covers Solaris?10-specific features, including
but not limited to: Custom installations, Service Management Facility (SMF) framework,
Package & Patch management, Unix File System (UFS) management, Volume management
(RAID-0/1/5), Solaris?Management Console (SMC), Solaris?Zones, and the Zettabyte
File System (ZFS).

Additionally, UnixCBT feat. Solaris?10 Edition covers the integration of key Open Source
technologies, including, but not limited to: Grand Unified Boot Loader (GRUB), GNOME
Desktop, Samba, Apache HTTPD, MySQL, PHP (SAMP), BIND (DNS), Secure Shell
Version 2 (SSHv2), GNU Privacy Guard (GPG (PGP-compliant encryption tools), TCPDump,
Snort?NIDS, and Nmap.

Recommended Prerequisites for:

Any LinuxCBT OS Edition such as LinuxCBT feat. SUSE?Enterprise Edition
Open mind & determination to master Linux and related open-source applications
Basic MS Windows skills
Basic understanding of networking concepts
Access to a PC to perform all of the installations and exercises


Installations

Local Media (CDROM) Text-based Installation on Dell PowerEdge Hardware
Discuss features of Solaris?10
Explore system BIOS
Configure BIOS for local media booting
Boot local media and discuss default GRUB options for installation
Boot installation and discuss installation options
Discuss system requirements for text & GUI installations
Discuss single-user mode access
Boot text-based installation and explain hardware detection process & assignment
Configure network parameters
Configure time & locale parameters
Explore software companion DVD components
Select appropriate installation package group (Entire Distribution)
Customize file system slices - /, /export/home, SWAP
Complete installation of Entire Distribution
Reboot and confirm boot to the GUI screen

Pre-Execution (PXE) Nework-based Installation on Dell PowerEdge Hardware
Explain PXE installation requirements (TFTP, DHCP, etc.)
Prepare an alternate Solaris?server to become an Install Server - ./setup_install_server
Share Install Server source files using Network File System (NFS)
Configure SuSE?Linux DHCP Server to support the PXE client (Solaris?server) using
a reservation
Configure Solaris?Install server to support the Solaris?client - ./add_install_client
Explore files created by ./add_install_client to support PXE
Explain PXE-boot process
Boot PowerEdge server and configure BIOS to boot using PXE
Reboot and install Solaris?10 across the network without local media
Install using Solaris?Interactive option
Configure GUI (KVM) settings for graphical installation
Configure network parameters
Configure time & locale parameters
Confirm additional parameters and NFS path to source files
Customize file system slices - /, /export/home, /var, SWAP
Complete installation of Entire Distribution
Reboot and explore the Grand Unified Boot Loader (s) menu items
Discuss Service Management Facility (SMF) initial starup process
Confirm GUI Login

Console-based (Serial Cisco Firewall Rollover Cable) Installation
Discuss requirements of serial installation
Execute ./add_install_client to setup console installation option on appropriate com port
Boot PowerEdge server and confirm PXE boot
Select console boot option and confirm GRUB boot option
Connect to SuSE?Linux and use kermit to connect via com1 to the PowerEdge server
Continue PXE-Console(Serial) installation
Alter kermit console to resemble a mainframe terminal
Configure network parameters
Configure time & locale parameters
Customize file system slices - /, /export/home, /var, /usr, /opt, SWAP
Complete installation of Entire Distribution
Configure X.org GUI parameters using kdmconfig

Sysidcfg (phase 1) & JumpStart-based (phase 2) Installation - Unattended Installs
Explain the directives(network,locale,etc.) and application of the 'sysidcfg' file
Define the 'sysidcfg' file
Execute ./add_install_client to provide support for 'sysidcfg' file
Reboot using PXE and install using 'sysidcfg' file, confirming auto-population of directives - phase 1
Discuss rules regarding JumpStart installation method - phase 2
Introduction to the 'rules.ok' file
Discuss 'rules.ok' profile development for classes of users (marketing, development, etc.)
Define 'rules.ok' profile file with appropriate criteria, validae, and store in NFS-accessible location
Reboot server, and confirm 'sysidcfg' and 'rules.ok' files in GRUB entry
Continue JumpStart, unattended installation

Desk Console-based Installation with PXE
Boot using 'sysidcfg' and 'rules.ok' files incorporated in JumpStart option
Configure X.org using kdmconfig
Complete unattended remainder of installation

Flash-based (Snapshot) Installation with PXE and JumpStart Integration
Discuss ideal environment for implementing flash installations
Identify the current runlevel and enter single-user mode to prepare flash archive
Use the 'flar' utility to take a snapshot of the system
Use Secure Copy (scp) to copy flash archive to NFS server
Reboot PowerEdge server and perform flash installation
Compete installation, reboot and confirm initial startup
Configure JumpStart and flash archive installation
Configure X.org GUI parameters using kdmconfig
Customize file system slices - /, SWAP
Complete installation
Confirm results - GUI Login


System Administration

Grand Unified Boot Loader (GRUB) Implementation
Describe the boot process (BIOS - GRUB - Solaris?Kernel - Sched - Init - SMF - Runlevel)
Discuss the default GRUB menu items
Explain how GRUB references bootable media
Boot into single-user mode by modifying GRUB
Explore the GRUB startup environment

System Initialization (INIT - PID 1)
Describe init's invocation
Peruse init's default configuration file /etc/inittab
Explain runlevels
Compare & contrast Solaris?& Linux runlevels
Explore /etc/init.d and /etc/rc* directories

Service Management Facility (SMF) Framework

Discuss the adavantages and features of SMF

Discuss the service configuration database

Explain support for legacy services
Discuss the role of service restarters - 'svc.startd' & 'inetadm'
Describe support for INETD-controlled daemons
Enumerate services configured on the system, including state information
Discuss & examine Fault Management Resource Identifiers (FMRIs)
Discuss service dependencies
Use 'svcadm' to manage (disable/enable) services
Break dependencies and evaluate the results
Use 'inetadm' to manage INETD-related services
Convert legacy INETD service to SMF-managed service

GNOME Desk Environment

Explore GNOME Desk
Identify key features
Explore the Control Panel interface
Browse the filie system using Nautilus explorer
Correlate GNOME Desk items to files in the user's home directory
Customize GNOME Desk
Create GNOME Desk launchers (Shortcuts)
Save configuration

Shell-based User & Group Management
Enumerate key user & group management tools
Analyze the fields in /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, /etc/group
Correlate /etc/passwd to /etc/shadow entries
Create and modify users and groups
Alter the default encryption algorithm used for passwords
Add users to groups and evaluate results

Solaris?Management Console (SMC) - Consolidated GUI System Management
Confirm that 'wbem' is running
Launch SMC and connect to local 'wbem' instance
Authenticate and explore the SMC GUI interface
Peruse key system metrics
Explore the log viewer interface
Manage users & groups using SMC
Define user templates and create users based on those templates
Examine scheduled jobs and correlate to crontab entries
Explore mounted file systems

Bourne Again Shell (BASH)/Bourne Shell Basics
Distinguish between privileged and non-privileged uses
Identify the default shell for a given user
Discuss features of BASH
Execute BASH
Discuss pseudo-terminals and how to identify connected terminals
Modify user's accounts to default to BASH using shell & SMC
Use 'su' to switch users
Explore key BASH commands
Focus on BASH input, output, and error redirection
Explore BASH command chaining
Use logical BASH operators (&&, ||) to control program logic
Discuss and alter BASH global and user-specific configuration files
Reveal key information using system info commands

Package Management
Discus options for managing packages

Discuss package nomenclature
Use 'installer' script in GUI & text modes to install packages

Install packages from the Software Companion DVD sources
Use 'prodreg' to display currently-installed software
Install packages using prodreg and evaluate results
Enumerate existing packages using 'pkginfo'
Echo package metadata using pkginfo
Use 'pkgchk' to enumerate package's contents
Use pkgchk to discover discrepancies in file locations and permissions - auditing
Determine package membership of files using pkgchk
Use 'pkgadd' to install packages
Add packages to the local pacakage repository for subsequent installs

Patch Management
Discuss options for managing patches
Register server with sun.com to obtain patches automatically
Resolve outstanding patches using Update Manager
Install selected patches and reboot if necessary
Confirm patch application
Analyze patch level using 'smpatch' from the BASH shell
Install specific patches using 'smpatch'

Unix File Permissions
Analyze permissions in 'ls -l' output
Discuss common Unix file types (files, directories, links, named-pipes, etc.)
Correlate symbolic permissions values to octal values
Use 'chmod' to alter file & directory permissions
Use 'chown & chgrp' to alter file & directory ownership
Apply SETUID & SETGID permissions to files & directories
Discuss the rules of symbolic & hard links
Create hard and soft links - symlinks
Discuss and examine inodes

Devices & Drivers Overview
Explore & correlate logical & physical device locations
Identify & discuss default driver locations

Disk, Slice & File System Management
Explain disk terminology (Tracks/Cylinders/Sectors/Partitions/Slices)
Examine existing disk layout, including slices using prtvtoc
Discuss x86 partition constraints - Volume Table of Contents (VTOC) & FDISK
Illustrate the disk-FDISK-slice hierarchy
Explain the disk nomenclature: c0t0d0s* (controller, target, disk, slice)
Identify logical and physical disk/slice locations
Use 'format' to enumerate connected controllers & disks
Manipulate slices using 'format'
Rectify disk geometry issues using fdisk option of 'format'
Manipulate FDISK partitions with fdisk option of 'format'
Discuss 'newfs' rules
Create Unix File Systems (UFSs) using 'newfs'
Mount newly-created file systems at various locations
Confirm available storage
Updated /etc/vfstab, ensuring persistence
Recap file system provisioning process
Provision memory-based, Temporary File System (TEMPFS)
Provision and manage additional SWAP storage (files & file systems)

Volume Management - State Database Replicas, RAID-0/1/5, Volume Extenstion (growfs)
Introduction to volume management
Discuss Replicas, RAID Volumes, Hot Spare Pools, and Soft Partitions
Create required state database replicas on available slices, using SMC
Provision RAID-0 (Stripe) using SMC and available disks
Create UFS file system on RAID-0 volume, mount, and confirm results
Provision RAID-1 (Mirror) using SMC and available disks
Create UFS file system on RAID-1 volume, mount, and confirm results
Provision RAID-5 (Stripe with Parity) using SMC and available disks
Create UFS file system on RAID-5 volume, mount, and confirm results
Extend an in-use volume dynamically, using 'growfs'
Confirm extended volume results

Quota Implementation
Discuss the benefits of implementing quotas
Discuss soft & hard limits
Discuss inodes and blocks usage
Examine 'edquota'
Use 'quotacheck' to confirm quotas
Enable quotas on a per-file system basis & confirm results
Test soft & hard limits by generating I/O
Use 'repquota' to confirm current disk & slice usage

CRON - Process Scheduling - Automation
Discuss the benefits of automation & scheduling
Explore at, and Cron's directory layout
Explain Cron scheduling fields
Examine user's cron entries
Schedule per-user jobs and confirm execution

SYSLOG - Configuration
Discuss features & benefits
Identify key binaries and configuration files
Discuss Syslog rule components: selectors (facilities & levels) and actions
Peruse predefined selectors & actions
Explain options for facilities, levels and actions
Configure new selectors & actions for Cisco?PIX?firewall logging
Confirm logging results

Log Rotation - logadm
Discuss features & benefits
Identify key binaries and configuration files
Explore default log rotation schedule and items
Discuss available logadm criteria
Examine log rotation and effects on inodes

Zettabyte File System (ZFS) Implementation
Discuss the features (RAID-0/1/Z, Pools, etc.) and benefits of ZFS
Discuss ZFS prerequisites
Create ZFS pools using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
Set quotas on provisioned ZFS file systems a the hierarchy and evaluate results
Manage ZFS storage pools from the CLI
Extend ZFS storage pools dynamically, while mounted
Manage ZFS storage pools using the web GUI


Network Administration

NETSTAT
Explain 'netstat' applications
Identify key output features including: address families & protocols
Use 'netstat' to return the current IP routing table
Correlate service names in output to /etc/services
Return protocol-specific entries
Return active sockets and attached processes
Reveal DHCP-configured plumbed interfaces

Network Configuration
Discuss network configuration modes
use 'dladm' to reveal the status of connected network interfaces - layer 1
Explain network interface nomenclature
Use 'ifconfig' to return layer 2(MAC) & 3(IP) information for network interfaces
Identify key network services using Service Management Facility (SMF)
Enumerate key network configuration files for the configuration modes
Transition from DHCP to static configuration, creating the requisite files
Reboot and confirm static configuration
Reveal DHCP-configured plumbed interfaces using 'ifconfig'
Plumb(Initiate) physical interfaces, commit configuration for persistence & test comms
Plumb(Initiate) logical interfaces associated with physical interfaces & test comms from Linux
Explore '/etc/nsswitch.conf' name service configuration file

Network Time Protocol (NTP) Client/Server Implementation
Configure Network Time Protocol (NTP) to perform client/server time synchronization
Synchronize NTP with additional Stratum 2 NTP server
Synchronize against Stratum 1 NTP servers

Network File System (NFS) Implementation
Implement NFS Server
Export shares and discuss options
Mount NFS exports on remote Linux Hosts
Explore AutoFS configuration
Configure AutoFS mount points

Samba Implementation
Focus on key Samba (SMB/CIFS) clients
Integrate with Windows via Samba
Explore Samba Configuration files
Enable Samba Server support

Explore Samba Web-based Administration Tool (SWAT)

Configure Samba file sharing

Configure Samba with multiple NETBIOS aliases

WUFTPD File Transfer Protocol (FTP) services

Implement anonymous FTPD

Implement user-level FTPD access

Implement FTPD banners

Disable anonymous access

Configure WUFTPD to chroot jail users into their home directories

Configure virtual FTP hosts

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
Explain DHCP Concepts & Applications
Explore DHCP confiuration files
Configure DHCP subnet with applicable options
Configure DHCP Reservation based on layer-2 address

Domain Name System (DNS)
Identify BIND packages & key files
Construct a standard 'named.conf' configuration file with root hints, forward, and reverse zones
Download latest root hints file as 'db.cache' using 'wget'
Construct appropriate zone files to match defined zones in '/etc/named.conf'
Configure BIND as a caching-only DNS server
Implement Master DNS Zone
Configure Master/Slave Zones with Linux Server
Evaluate results of BIND configuration using DIG & host

Sendmail Message Transfer Agent (MTA)

Introduction to Sendmail Implementation
Explore the directives in the Sendmail configuration files
Explre aliases
Test messaging using 'sendmail' binary
Identify relay-related configuration files
Configure Virtual Domains

Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) Implementation

Explain POP3 & IMAP applications
Download & Install IMAP server using 'wget' , 'gunzip' & 'pkgadd'
Configure IMAP server to be managed by INETADM (SMF)
Invoke & test mail retrieval

Apache Web Server Implementation

Identify the versions of Apache included with Solaris?10 using SMF & pkg* tools
Discuss Apache server's features and concepts
Explore key binaries, configuration files, and documentation
Discuss key sections & directives in the Apache 'httpd.conf' file
Setup Apache 2 support
Implement Apache Mod Alias and ScriptAlias
Discuss and implement the File, Location & Directory directives
Explore Apache logging semantics

Configure IP-based Virtual Hosts
Configure Name-based Virtual Hosts
Implement Apache logging system per virtual host

Webalizer Log Analysis software Implementation

Generate web reports using Webalizer


Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) Implementation
Install TFTP server
Backup Cisco PIX firewall configuration using TFTP
Update Cisco PIX firewall configuration using TFTP

MySQL?Relational Database Management System

Install MySQL?Relational Database Management System

Explore key configuration files
Secure access to MySQL?br />
Discuss security framework
Discuss default table storage engine, MyISAM, file types
Explore MySQL?monitor shell-based interface


PHPMyAdmin - MySQL?Web-based Management Interface

Install PHPMyAdmin for web-based management of MySQL instances

Explain & Secure access to PHPMyAdmin

Explore PHPMyAdmin's interface


Postfix Message Transfer Agent (MTA)

Configure Postfix as default MTA
Introduction to Postfix Message Transfer Agent (MTA)

Explore the directives in the Postfix configuration files
Define default values for the FQDN
Alter myorigin and examine results
Configure Postfix to route messages using a Smarthost
Examine how Postfix delivers mail locally
Configure SMTP Relaying in Postfix
Use Mutt to demonstrate outbound mail handling using Postfix

Define SMTP Virtual domains for hosting multiple DNS domains

Configure Postfix with a production UnixCBT DNS domain

Examine Virtual domain routing with production and non-production DNS domains



Security Implementation Techniques

System Security Overview
Discuss key areas related to security in a vanilla Solaris?10 installation
Peruse the 'sulog' log file to identify 'su' instances & explain fields
Test using 'su' and examine results in '/var/adm/sulog'
Record failed logins in the '/var/adm/loginlog' file
Test login failures and examine results in 'loginlog'
Peruse the directives in '/etc/default/login'
Adjust 'login' file directive to capture failed login attempts
Test failed logins using SSH - Compare SSH threshold to system threshold
Explore system-wide account-policy information using 'logins' command
Identify the default password encryption algorithm
Upgrade default password encryption algorithm to MD5 and Blowfish
Test user-account modifcation of passwords and evaluate encryption strings

Secure Shell Version 2 (SSHv2)
Discuss the features and benefits of SSHv2
Identify SSHv2 SMF FMRI
Identify global and per-user configuration files
Explain SSHv2 config file precedence order
Identify key directives in global and per-user configuration files
Discuss '~/.ssh/known_hosts' file
Execute 'ssh' in debug mode and evaluate output, including psuedo-terminal (pty) assignment
Execute remote commands and return output to local system using 'ssh'
Use Secure Copy (SCP) to copy files securely and non-interactively between systems
Use Secure File Transfer Program (SFTP) to copy files securely interactively between systems
Generate SSHv2 DSA & RSA usage keys for PKI login
Configure SSHv2 to support PKI (password-less) logins
Test password-less login to remote systems
Execute 'ssh' in debug mode and evaluate output, including PKI, password-less login
Implement '~/.ssh/authorized_keys' file
Discuss using SSHv2 as a psuedo-VPN via port forwarding
Use SSHv2 to forward local TCP ports & test communications
Use SSHv2 to forward remote TCP ports & test communications
Enable the sharing of locally & remotely forwarded TCP ports

GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) - Pretty Good Privacy (PGP)-compatible Facility
Discuss the features and benefits of GPG
Download GPG package from sunfreeware.com
Install GPG
Explore GPG files
Generate DSA public/private key pair
Identify available, per-user public/private key pairs on keychains
Import G/PGP public key and evaluate results
Sign imported public key and verify signature associated with downloaded content
Encrypt ASCII text file with appropriate public key and evaluate output
Decrypt ASCII text with appropriate private key and evaluate output

Snoop - Packet Sniffing
Discuss the features and benefits of snoop
Explain default interface behavior
Execute 'snoop' and evaluate packet headers
Capture snoop output to log file
Use 'snoop' to playback captured packets
Playback ranges of packets
Return layers 2-7 of OSI model and evaluate output
Apply filters, similar to Berkelye Packet Filters (BPFs), and evaluate results
Adjust time output, relative to current, and first packet captured
Source FTP traffic from Windows 2003 and snoop credentials passed in clear-text
Evaulate results

TCPDump - Packet Sniffing
Discuss the features and benefits of tcpdump
Install tcpdump from the Software Companion DVD
Identify installed package & man pages
Discuss tcpdump-supported qualifiers for creating expressions & capturing packets
Execute 'tcpdump' and evaluate captured packets
Bind tcpdump to specific interfaces for capturing packets
Apply Berkeley Packet Filters (BPFs) to capture sessions to suppress traffic
Dump 'tcpdump' capture to log file and evaluate results
Use 'tcpdump' to playback captured packets
Source FTP traffic from Windows?2003 host and sniff credentials passed in clear-text
Source Telnet traffic from Windows?2003 host and sniff credentials passed in clear-text
Evaluate results

Snort?2.x Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS) - Packet Sniffing & Logging
Discuss the features and benefits of Snort?NIDS
Discuss Snort?NIDS pre-requisites (libpcap/libpcre/compiler/etc.)
Obtain, compile and install the Snort?Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS)
Identify and explain key operating modes (Sniffer/Logger/NIDS)
Invoke Snort?in network sniffer mode
Explore Snort?in Binary (TCPDUMP) logging mode
Output logs to binary format and examine the results
Implement Snort?with BPF to filter traffic
Generate traffic from remote Windows 2003 and Linux hosts
Use Snort?with Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) to parse logs

Network Mapper (Nmap)
Discuss the features and benefits of Nmap
Download Nmap bzip2 source package from insecure.org
Compile & install Nmap
Discuss default TCP-connect scan mode
Discuss SYN-based scanning
Use Nmap to perform reconnaisance testing
Evaluate results

Solaris?Zones - Containers - Virtualization - Instances
Discuss the features, benefits and limitations of Solaris?Zones
Discuss Global and Non-Global zones
Identify file system location to house non-global zones
Use 'zonecfg' to provision non-global zones
Verify zone configuration using 'zonecfg'
Install non-global zones using 'zoneadm' and evaluate results
Login to non-global zones and explore
Evaluate results
Manage zones using 'zoneadm'

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http://rapidshare.com/files/127241552/LinD302.part5.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127243535/LinD302.part6.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127243662/LinD303.md5
http://rapidshare.com/files/127243723/LinD303.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127245863/LinD303.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127247822/LinD303.part3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127250006/LinD303.part4.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127252692/LinD303.part5.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127252702/LinD304.md5
http://rapidshare.com/files/127252765/LinD304.part01.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127255576/LinD304.part02.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127258645/LinD304.part03.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127261497/LinD304.part04.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127264473/LinD304.part05.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127220264/LinD304.part06.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127268085/LinD305.md5
http://rapidshare.com/files/127268150/LinD305.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127271448/LinD305.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127274744/LinD305.part3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127277635/LinD305.part4.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127280475/LinD305.part5.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127267691/LinD305.part6.rar
PW: Bytes_4U

LinuxCBT Mail Edition focuses on the 3 leading Mail Transfer Agents (MTAs) and ancillary components:

Sendmail - LinuxCBT Sendmail Edition
Postfix - LinuxCBT Postfix Edition
qmail - LinuxCBT qmail Edition.

Linux/UNIX systems are responsible for moving the overwhelming majority of electronic mail across
private and public networks. Consequently, savvy Systems Admins. are expected to have a solid
foundation in MTAs and ancillary components for general and automated mail-based applications.

Let LinuxCBT Mail Edition help to solidify your understanding of key MTAs and ancillary components.

Recommended Prerequisites:

Familiarity with electronic mail concepts (MUA/MTA/etc.)
Access to a GNU/Linux-based PC to install the MTAs and ancillary components used

Course Objectives at http://www.linuxcbt.com/products_linuxcbt_mail_edition.php

http://rapidshare.com/files/127284065/Linpostfix.md5
http://rapidshare.com/files/127284121/Linpostfix.part01.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127286941/Linpostfix.part02.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127289883/Linpostfix.part03.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127292907/Linpostfix.part04.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127296109/Linpostfix.part05.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127299088/Linpostfix.part06.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127302178/Linpostfix.part07.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127304978/Linpostfix.part08.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127307870/Linpostfix.part09.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127310934/Linpostfix.part10.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127313912/Linpostfix.part11.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127316830/Linpostfix.part12.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127317114/linqmail..md5
http://rapidshare.com/files/127317168/linqmail.part01.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127320233/linqmail.part02.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127323592/linqmail.part03.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127326352/linqmail.part04.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127329443/linqmail.part05.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127332775/linqmail.part06.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127335893/linqmail.part07.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127338926/linqmail.part08.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127341856/linqmail.part09.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127345121/linqmail.part10.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127348210/linqmail.part11.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127351278/linqmail.part12.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127354410/linqmail.part13.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127357537/linqmail.part14.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127359951/Linsendmail.md5
http://rapidshare.com/files/127360030/Linsendmail.part01.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127363518/Linsendmail.part02.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127366518/Linsendmail.part03.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127369784/Linsendmail.part04.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127372765/Linsendmail.part05.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127375947/Linsendmail.part06.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127379916/Linsendmail.part07.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127383613/Linsendmail.part08.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127388318/Linsendmail.part09.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127392132/Linsendmail.part10.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/127283274/Linsendmail.part11.rar

PW: Bytes_4U

LinuxCBT Enterprise Linux 4 Edition focuses on the RedHat?Enterprise 4 GNU/Linux
operating system. It is the successor to LinuxCBT Classic Edition.

LinuxCBT EL-4 Edition, is unparalleled in content, depth and expertise. LinuxCBT EL-4 Edition prepares
you or your organization for successfully deploying and managing business-critical RedHat?
Enterprise 4-based solutions. Let LinuxCBT EL-4 Edition teach you what traditional training outlets and
other CBTs do not; real GNU/Linux skills!

Recommended Prerequisites for:

LinuxCBT EL-4 Edition
Open mind & determination to master Linux and related open-source applications
Basic MS Windows skills
Basic understanding of networking concepts
Access to a PC to perform all of the installations and exercises

Great share!


Added LinuxCBT DBMS Edition feat. MySQL 5.
Next is UnixCBT feat. Solaris 10 Edition

It seems to me that

LINUXCBT: CLASSIC (RED HAT) EDITION
LinCl01.part1.rar

is missing

Thanks!!! btw do you also have the new debian 4.0 one?


This one I don`t have yet . I am also looking for it.




Thanks, SuperKot

Link added to the first post. Sorry about that.


Added UnixCBT feat. Solaris 10 Edition
Next are LinuxCBT feat. Debian 3x and LinuxCBT Mail /Sendmail|Postfix|qmail/ Edition








Respected Sir,

If you don抰 mind, can you please send me MySql document file (pdf or txt) used by the trainer.
Thanks,
Vadiraj




Added LinuxCBT feat. Debian 3x and LinuxCBT Mail /Sendmail|Postfix|qmail/ Edition.

Next is LinuxCBT EL-4 Edition

Great share!

Thanks alot bro!

thanks man...

Added LinuxCBT EL-4 Edition
Next is LinuxCBT OpenSSHv2 Edition.

Hi guys
Has any one of you try downloading and extracting the Suse 10 cbts? I have but they are not extracting. Can any of you give me a lead. I have use the right password ( Bytes_4u ).



I noticed you use a PW Bytes_4u, but mine is Bytes_4U. Make sure you have capital letters "B" and "U”. Password is case sensitive.

Has anybody used Clone Remover? It is a program to find and delete duplicate files. It is said to be nice.

Added LinuxCBT OpenSSHv2 Edition and LinuxCBT Samba Edition

Hi

Really nice share, this will helpfull for newpies

Thanks
NR

Thanks for the great generousity!

This is gr8 share....

Bytehunter you rock ..

Hi,

Did any one tried downloading RedHat Classic cbt's. I have downloaded the first disc ( First 4 parts of 101 RAR files). After Downloading I tried extracting the password provided PW: Bytes_4U. I am running in to error saying corrupted. Could you please suggest me ho would i go for extracting the files?

Thank You
Sunny3



I have downloaded
LinCl01.part1.rar
LinCl01.part2.rar
LinCl01.part3.rar
LinCl01.part4.rar and extracted them with PW Bytes_4U with no problems. Try to download the corruted part again or use recovery record. All my archives have 3% recovery record included.

Thanks for nice share. I am looking for Linux cbt RHEL 5 edition. Please ...........


popy

Hi Bytehunter,

That's really cool. I could be able to extract the files. You rock Bytehunter. That is really nice of you and amazing CBT's for New Person.

Thank You so much


Sunny3

thx a lot

Help needed..i get this error while extracting. I am using right password. PW : Bytes_4U

! C:\download\LinSUS10.part01.rar: Invalid or corrupt authenticity information

this error is shown for all the packages.

I am using winrar. Do i need to do anything with .md5 file ?

Thanks.




Try to recover LinSUS10.part01.rar or any other parts from archives I created by using recovery option in WinRAR. File .md5 for verification only. It helps to find a corrupt part after downloading. You can use small tool such as MD5 Checksum Verifier to check your archive.




hi all,

even though it is giving error "Invalid or corrupt authenticity information" after extracting files are opening properly.

thanks

Added LinuxCBT Scripting /BASH|Perl|Python|PHP

The last video tutorial I have is LinuxCBT Security.

Password not working for me. I downloaded all LinSuS parts and try to extract the files. It showed the error "wrong password?".
But i use 7zip software to extract the files.

THANKS G8 POST,ALREADY I HAVE EVERY THING BUT ITS USEFUL TO OTHERS.KEEEEEEEEEEEEP POSTING

Hi!
I've downloaded everything and it works great _except_ the first course from Debian, the first videos does not start, at least in my computer. Could you check it out please?

Thanks for the upload, a great one!




It`s working on my computer; all of them from welcome video to the last one in the list.

Great stuff man................is it still available on the net?

Thanks



I use WinRar v.3.70

Added LinuxCBT Security / Basic|Proxy|Firewall|SELinux|NIDS|

wounderfull share dude. . .



guys, sorry to sound tackky, but is there another way around to download with another link, cuz to down from rapidshare u've gotta have an account, and i've gotta wait after 2 downloads for 2 hours so i can download the next 2 files...is there any way around this. sorry guys.

I am also looking for Linux cbt RHEL 5 edition and would be a great one.