UNIX Training
Web Age's Unix training courses teach network administrators Unix fundamentals and how to implement Unix's security features and code shell scripts.
Learn from highly experienced professional instructors who actively use Unix in their daily work. All courses are live and instructor-led, allowing students to hone their Unix skills through interactive lectures, discussions, and Q&A sessions.
UNIX Basics for Users
Course ID: WA2294
Delivery: On-Site or Instructor-led Virtual
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Unix from a user's perspective. Topics include History of Unix, Navigating the File System, the Visual Editor (vi), Basic Commands and Tools. End-users, administrators, operators, managers, clerks, and support personnel will learn the commands and gain the know-how to quickly become productive in a Unix environment.
Introduction to UNIX Security
Course ID: UXS02
Delivery: On-Site or Instructor-led Virtual
This 3 day course is intended to introduce system and network administrators to the security features of UNIX including file and directory permissions, configuration files auditing and accounting.
Advanced UNIX Security
Course ID: UXS03
Delivery: On-Site or Instructor-led Virtual
This 3 day course is intended to instruct system and network administrators in the advanced security techniques for UNIX and Linux including snoop, crack, libpcap, tcpdump, Satan, Courtney and others.
UNIX Shell Programming Workshop
Course ID: WA2044
Delivery: On-Site or Instructor-led Virtual
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to coding shell scripts in Unix. Topics include Shell Script Fundamentals, Shell Script Flow of Control, Shell Script Facilities and Shell Subprocedures.
