24 Modules of Linux Administration
The curriculum covers installation, command line, system initialization, file systems, user management, networking, package management, DNS, LVM, Apache, Samba, and more.
LIVE, TRAINER-LED LEARNING
Linux Certification Training Course in Electronic City Bangalore
Learn Linux administration in Electronic City Bangalore. Cover installation, commands, user management, networking, and server configuration with live labs.
1.5 MonthsAdvancedOnline & ClassroomEnglishCompletion certificate
- Install Linux using local media, NFS, FTP, and HTTP network sources
- Configure file systems, advanced partitioning, and Kickstart automation
- Use basic and advanced command line tools for file and text manipulation
BUILD YOUR FOUNDATIONS
Linux Certification Training Course in Electronic City Bangalore
Linux runs most of the world's servers, and administrators who can install, configure, and troubleshoot it are always in demand. This Linux training course in Electronic City Bangalore gives you that practical foundation over 1.5 months of live instruction. You work through installation, command line essentials, system initialization, file systems, user management, package management, networking services, and server configuration. The course runs in both classroom and online modes, with every lesson structured as a 45-minute live class.
Networking and server services
The networking module covers configuring network devices for local and wide-area networks, subnet communication, authentication, multi-homed devices, and troubleshooting. You work with /sbin/route, /sbin/ifconfig, /bin/netstat, /bin/ping, /sbin/arp, /usr/sbin/tcpdump, and /usr/sbin/lsof. The server services modules cover NFS (server and client configuration, autofs, security), FTP (anonymous and real users, access control), xinetd, TCP wrappers, DNS (master and slave configuration, forwarding, caching), LVM (physical partitions, volume groups, logical partitions, expansion), RPM package management, backup and recovery, cron and anacron, DHCP, NIS, Apache (virtual hosting, IP-based, host-based, port-based), Squid proxy (ACL configuration), Samba (heterogeneous environments, Windows and Unix sharing), and RAID levels (0, 1, 5). If you are comparing infrastructure courses, this page focuses on Linux system administration. If your goal is cloud infrastructure management, our Azure Administrator course covers a different scope.
What a live class looks like
Each 45-minute session combines explanation with a terminal task. You do not watch a trainer type commands. You install Linux, configure file systems, create users and groups, set up NFS exports, configure Apache virtual hosts, and manage RAID arrays yourself. The course includes dedicated "Hands-On" lessons in most modules, though the current curriculum lists these as generic titles. The actual work maps to module topics: installing from network sources, writing shell scripts, configuring DNS zones, extending LVM volumes, and setting up Samba shares.
Honest scope note
The syllabus teaches Red Hat Enterprise Linux-era tools, including SysV init (init 0-5, /etc/rc.d), ifconfig, netstat, and chkconfig. Modern Linux distributions use systemd, ip, ss, and firewalld. The core concepts are transferable, but if you need training on modern Linux administration tools, ask our counsellor about the current batch content before enrolling. check upcoming batches
What you’ll learn
- Install Linux using local media, NFS, FTP, and HTTP network sources
- Configure file systems, advanced partitioning, and Kickstart automation
- Use basic and advanced command line tools for file and text manipulation
- Work with stream editors (grep, sed, awk) and compression tools
- Understand the Linux boot sequence, GRUB, kernel initialization, and run levels
- Manage users, groups, passwords, quotas, and user security files
- Create and manage file systems (EXT2, EXT3, EXT4) and troubleshoot mount issues
- Configure network devices, routing, and troubleshoot connectivity
- Set up NFS servers and clients with autofs and security
- Configure FTP, DNS, DHCP, Apache, Squid, and Samba services
- Manage packages with RPM and YUM, including private repositories
- Implement LVM volumes, RAID levels, and backup and recovery strategies
Before you start
- Basic familiarity with using a computer and command line
- Understanding of basic networking concepts (IP addresses, subnets)
- No prior Linux experience required
- Access to a laptop and internet connection for online or classroom lab work
- Willingness to work in a terminal environment
Upcoming online & classroom batches
New batch dates are being confirmed. Request a demo to discuss your availability.
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Tools Covered
Apache HTTP Server
Squid Proxy
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Who should take Linux Administration Course?
Career Roles After Linux Training
The Linux syllabus builds skills for system administration and infrastructure support roles. The salary ranges below are entry-level estimates for Bangalore based on public salary data. Actual offers depend on your experience, certifications, and interview performance. eMexo Technologies does not guarantee placement or salary.
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What’s included?
Server Configuration Practice
You configure NFS, FTP, DNS, DHCP, Apache, Squid, and Samba services in live lab sessions, not just read about them.
Networking and Troubleshooting Tools
The networking module covers ifconfig, route, netstat, ping, arp, tcpdump, lsof, and nc for connectivity and troubleshooting.
Storage Management with LVM and RAID
You create volume groups, logical volumes, and RAID arrays (0, 1, 5), and practice expanding storage without downtime.
User and Security Administration
The user management module covers groups, passwd and shadow files, password aging, quotas, and security file permissions.
Package and Kernel Management
You work with RPM and YUM for software installation, updates, and private repositories, and you manage kernel modules, initrd images, and device files through /dev and /proc.
YOUR LEARNING PATH
Course curriculum
01Introduction to Linux and installation process14 topics
- Starting the InstallationLive Class
- Boot MediaLive Class
- Accessing the InstallerLive Class
- Installation through NFSLive Class
- Installation through FTPLive Class
- Installation through HTTPLive Class
- Network Installation ServerLive Class
- Configuring File SystemsLive Class
- Advanced PartitioningLive Class
- Package SelectionLive Class
- First Boot: Post-Install ConfigurationLive Class
- Starting a Kickstart InstallationLive Class
- Anatomy of a Kickstart FileLive Class
- Hands-OnLive Class
02Basic Command lines of Linux9 topics
- Overview of the bash shellLive Class
- Basic commands (ls, cd, tail, cat, mkdir)Live Class
- Commands for manipulating files(mv,cp,rm)Live Class
- Commands for manipulating files(mv,cp,rm)Live Class
- Stream text editors (grep, sed, and awk)Live Class
- STDERR, STDOUT, STDINLive Class
- Compression Tar, gzip, bzip2Live Class
- Tools easily accessible on LinuxLive Class
- Hands-OnLive Class
03System Initialization13 topics
- Boot sequence overviewLive Class
- Troubleshooting boot problemsLive Class
- What are GRUB and grub.confLive Class
- Start boot process: GRUBLive Class
- Kernel initializationLive Class
- Initialization (init 0,1,2,3,4,5)Live Class
- Running levelLive Class
- /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinitLive Class
- /etc/rc.d/rcLive Class
- System V run levelLive Class
- /etc/rc.d/rc.localLive Class
- Service control (service, init.d, chkconfig)Live Class
- Hands-OnLive Class
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PUT IT INTO PRACTICE
Projects you’ll work on
Install and Configure a Linux Server with Network Services
Install Linux from a network source, configure file systems and partitioning, set up a static IP address, and enable essential services (SSH, NTP, HTTP) at boot.
Configure NFS and Samba for Cross-Platform File Sharing
Set up an NFS server with client access and autofs. Configure Samba to share files between Linux and Windows systems with authentication and access controls.
Deploy Apache with Virtual Hosting and DNS
Configure DNS master and slave zones for a domain. Deploy Apache with IP-based and name-based virtual hosts, and test resolution and access.
Manage Storage with LVM and RAID
Create a volume group, logical volumes, and extend them without downtime. Configure RAID 1 and RAID 5 arrays and test failover and recovery.
Hiring partners for Linux Administration Course
AmazonCHIMERADeloitteHP
GoogleIBM
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Gain a course completion certificate
On completing the 1.5-month training, eMexo Technologies issues a Training Completion Certificate confirming your completion of the Linux training program. This certificate is issued by the training institute and is not a vendor certification. Vendor-specific Linux certifications include RHCSA and RHCE from Red Hat, Linux+ from CompTIA, and LFCS from the Linux Foundation. The course does not include a vendor exam voucher or guarantee success in any vendor certification exam. Specific completion requirements, such as minimum attendance, assessment pass marks, and project submission criteria, must be confirmed with the institute before publishing.
LEARN WITH GUIDANCE
Your instructor
Giri
Giri is a seasoned Linux systems expert and corporate trainer with 12+ years of hands-on experience in system administration, server management, and infrastructure security. As a specialist in Linux environments, he has successfully trained over 350+ batches, mentoring professionals to master command-line operations, shell scripting, and server configuration. His practical, real-world teaching approach equips learners with the robust technical skills needed to excel in DevOps, Cloud Computing, and IT Infrastructure roles.
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Frequently asked questions
Does this course prepare me for a Linux certification exam?
The course covers Linux administration topics that overlap with vendor certification objectives, but it does not include a vendor exam voucher or guarantee of passing. Linux certifications are vendor-specific: Red Hat offers RHCSA and RHCE, CompTIA offers Linux+, and the Linux Foundation offers LFCS. If you plan to sit a vendor exam, book and pay for it separately and check the current exam objectives on the vendor's site.
How is this course different from your Azure Administrator course?
The Azure Administrator course covers cloud infrastructure management on Microsoft Azure, including virtual machines, storage, networking, and identity. This Linux course covers on-premises Linux server administration: installation, command line, file systems, user management, and server services like NFS, DNS, and Apache. The job roles are different. If you want to manage Linux servers, this is the right course. If you want to manage Azure cloud resources, choose the Azure Administrator track.
Does the syllabus cover modern Linux tools like systemd and firewalld?
The current syllabus teaches SysV init (`init 0-5`, `/etc/rc.d`), `ifconfig`, `netstat`, and `chkconfig`. Modern Linux distributions use `systemd`, `ip`, `ss`, and `firewalld`. The core concepts are transferable, but if you need training on modern tools, ask our counsellor about the current batch content before enrolling.
Can I attend this course online if I cannot come to Electronic City?
Yes. The course runs in both classroom and online modes. Online learners join the same live 45-minute sessions and complete the same terminal exercises. You need a laptop, internet connection, and a Linux virtual machine or access to a lab environment.
What certificate will I receive after finishing?
You receive a course completion certificate from eMexo Technologies. This confirms your participation in the 1.5-month Linux syllabus training. It is not a vendor certification. If you pass a vendor exam separately (RHCSA, Linux+, LFCS), you earn that vendor's credential.
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Why Choose Us ?
Live 45-Minute Terminal Sessions
Live 45-Minute Terminal Sessions
Classroom and Online Flexibility
Learners in Electronic City can attend in person. Working professionals can join the same live batch online without missing any sessions.
Free Demo Class
Test the waters before you enrol. Attend a free demo class to see the teaching style and decide if the Linux track fits your learning goals.
Free Career Counselling
Discuss your goals with our team. Get guidance on whether Linux administration fits your current role or if you should consider a different infrastructure track.
Resume Preparation
Get guidance on how to present your Linux lab work and server configuration projects on your resume for system administrator roles.
Resume Preparation
Practise common Linux administrator interview questions and receive feedback on how to explain your troubleshooting process and command choices.
Job Assistance Support
Receive help with job preparation and interview readiness. We support your job search process for Linux administration and infrastructure roles.
Beginner-Friendly Pace
The course starts with installation basics and builds up to server configuration. No prior Linux experience is required to join.