Unix Administration

Unix Administration

The Unix Administration exam evaluates candidates on their proficiency in managing Unix-based operating systems. It covers various aspects of Unix system administration, including system configuration, user management, file systems, network services, and security. This exam is designed to assess individuals' knowledge and skills in administering Unix environments effectively and efficiently.

Who should take the exam?

• System Administrators: IT professionals responsible for managing Unix-based servers and systems in enterprise environments.
• Network Administrators: Professionals involved in configuring and maintaining Unix-based network services and infrastructure.
• IT Managers: Managers and supervisors overseeing Unix administration teams or infrastructure projects.
• Unix Support Engineers: Technical support personnel providing assistance and troubleshooting for Unix systems and applications.
• Aspiring Unix Administrators: Individuals seeking to enter the field of Unix system administration and acquire relevant skills and certifications.

Course Outline

The Unix Administration exam covers the following topics :-

• Module 1: Introduction to Unix Systems
• Module 2: Understanding System Configuration and Administration
• Module 3: Understanding User and Group Management
• Module 4: Understanding File System Administration
• Module 5: Understanding Network Services and Configuration
• Module 6: Understanding Security and Access Control
• Module 7: Understanding Scripting and Automation
• Module 8: Understanding Troubleshooting and Problem Resolution