Network and System Administration

1.1 Overview of Reference Model (OSI, TCP/IP) 1.2 Overview of IPv4 and IPv6 addressing 1.3 Windows and Linux Networking Basics 1.4 Switching and Routing basics 1.5 Overview of SDN and OpenFlow

2.1 Open Source Server and Client Installation 2.2 Linux installation, disk partitioning, logical volume manager 2.3 Boot Process and Startup Services: Xinetd/Inetd 2.4 Managing accounts: users, groups and other privileges 2.5 File Systems and Quota Management 2.6 Job Scheduling with cron, crontab, anacron and system log analysis 2.7 Process controlling and management 2.8 Online Server upgrade/update process 2.9 Administering Database, web, and proxy server 2.10 Shell programming fundamentals

3.1 Network Interface Configuration 3.2 Diagnosing Network startup issues 3.3 Linux and Windows Firewall configuration 3.4 Network troubleshooting commands 3.5 Introduction to network programming with Mininet 3.6 SDN controller and dataplane communication 3.7 Routing configuration in SDN 3.8 Open source networking monitoring (e.g. Nagios)\n148

4.1 DHCP Principle 4.2 DHCP Options, Scope, Reservation and Relaying 4.3 DHCP Troubleshooting

5.1 DNS principles and Operations 5.2 Basic Name Server and Client Configuration 5.3 Caching Only name server 5.4 Primary and Slave Name Server 5.5 DNS Zone Transfers 5.6 DNS Dynamic Updates 5.7 DNS Delegation 5.8 DNS Server Security 5.9 Troubleshooting

6.1 HTTP Server Configuration Basics 6.2 Virtual Hosting 6.3 HTTP Caching 6.4 Proxy Caching Server Configuration 6.5 Proxy ACL 6.6 Proxy-Authentication Mechanisms 6.7 Troubleshooting

7.1 General Samba Configuration 7.2 CUPS configuration basics 7.3 FTP Principles 7.4 Anonymous FTP Server 7.5 Troubleshooting

8.1 SMTP, POP and IMAP principles 8.2 SMTP Relaying Principles 8.3 Mail Domain Administration 8.4 Basic Mail Server Configuration (Sendmail, postfix, qmail, exim..) 8.5 SPAM control and Filtering 8.6 Troubleshooting