Linux Troubleshooting Online Training

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UPDATED: September 29, 2019

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This entry-level Linux Troubleshooting course covers CompTIA Linux+ objectives, helping learners analyze network issues using tools like Wireshark. You'll gain skills in troubleshooting network connectivity, latency, and DNS problems, as well as configuring network interfaces. Ideal for XK0-005 exam prep or onboarding new system administrators, this Linux training includes practical command-line and connectivity tools.

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What you'll learn

Understanding network latency, throughput, and bandwidth
Learning packet analysis
Using network connectivity tools
Using command-line DNS testing tools
Configuring network interface addresses lab

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What will you learn in this Linux troubleshooting training?

Using Linux is a bit like being a racecar driver. Really good drivers win their races, but it takes more than that to know how to repair your car when it breaks down. This course is about knowing Linux so well that diagnosing and fixing connectivity problems becomes second nature.

Who should take this course in troubleshooting Linux?

Network administrators, server administrators and systems administrators who support networks and devices that run Linux should take this course. You'll learn the deep workings of network connectivity and DNS in Linux so that you can be the one who fixes problems before they even come up.

Is this Linux troubleshooting training associated with any certifications?

Yes, this course on Linux troubleshooting was designed around the CompTIA certification exam XK0-005 for earning Linux+. This course doesn't cover everything you should expect to see on the Linux+ exam, but because it's focused on resolving advanced networking problems, you'll be ahead of the game.

What certification should you consider after taking this course on troubleshooting Linux?

The Linux+ from CompTIA is the first certification to aim for after taking this course. Learning to troubleshoot a Linux network will give you a deep level of competence with Linux devices and networks generally, so you might also consider starting preparations for the Network+ as well.

Why should you take this Linux troubleshooting training?

You should take this training in troubleshooting Linux to get a deep and thorough understanding of how Linux operates. Most administrators know how to use Linux when it's working properly, but the most knowledgeable IT professionals understand how to repair their network OS when it stops working.

Who is this for?

This Linux Troubleshooting training is considered administrator-level Linux training, which means it was designed for systems administrators. This troubleshooting Linux skills course is valuable for new IT professionals with at least a year of experience with open source platforms and experienced systems administrators looking to validate their Linux skills.

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Study plan

Download the free Linux Troubleshooting Online Training study plan to complete this course in about 3 hours.

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