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LPIC-2 Linux Professional Institute Certification Study Guide: Exams 201 and 202 by Roderick W. Smith
The first book to cover the LPIC-2 certification
Linux allows developers to update source code freely, making it an excellent, low-cost, secure alternative to alternate, more expensive operating systems. It is for this reason that the demand for IT professionals to have an LPI certification is so strong. This study guide provides unparalleled coverage of the LPIC-2 objectives for exams 201 and 202. Clear and concise coverage examines all Linux administration topics while practical, real-world examples enhance your learning process. A glossary contains the most important terms you need to understand and the CD features a test engine, electronic flashcards, and a PDF of the entire book.
Prepares you for exams 201 and 202 of the Linux Professional Institute Certification
Offers clear, concise coverage on exam topics such as the Linux kernel, system startup, networking configuration, system maintenance, domain name server, file sharing, and more
Addresses additional key topics for the exams including network client management, e-mail services, system security, and troubleshooting
This must-have study guide serves as an invaluable roadmap to attaining LPI certification.
Linux allows developers to update source code freely, making it an excellent, low-cost, secure alternative to alternate, more expensive operating systems. It is for this reason that the demand for IT professionals to have an LPI certification is so strong. This study guide provides unparalleled coverage of the LPIC-2 objectives for exams 201 and 202. Clear and concise coverage examines all Linux administration topics while practical, real-world examples enhance your learning process. A glossary contains the most important terms you need to understand and the CD features a test engine, electronic flashcards, and a PDF of the entire book.
Prepares you for exams 201 and 202 of the Linux Professional Institute Certification
Offers clear, concise coverage on exam topics such as the Linux kernel, system startup, networking configuration, system maintenance, domain name server, file sharing, and more
Addresses additional key topics for the exams including network client management, e-mail services, system security, and troubleshooting
This must-have study guide serves as an invaluable roadmap to attaining LPI certification.
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First published April 8, 2011
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August 22, 2022
Overall this books covers the exam material adequately enough, but is no substitute for memorizing the commands and reading the man pages therein. Unfortunately this exam covers some antiquated tech for purposes of maintenance support etc, and from a software engineers perspective is therefore not very applicable to normal day-to-day operations. The quizzes at the end of the chapter are challenging enough and from a systems engineer or more aptly a devops or SRE this sets a good foundation to build from. My page tabs are on 13, 61, 80, 103, 142-143, 203, 221, 295 & 455.
July 25, 2018
Part of books are obsolete, but it's good to be read from system administrators.
September 2, 2012
Well read this book studding for the LPIC-2 certificate.
all the subject where writing pretty good.
but I always felt something is missing, skipped or writing to much briefly.
I passed the exam with 70% experience and other linux documentation the other is the book.
had couple of questions that where never mentioned in the book, I think it needs an update.
if you study for LPIC-2 you should defiantly relay on more documentation then this book.
although it's not bad but it's defiantly not enough.
all the subject where writing pretty good.
but I always felt something is missing, skipped or writing to much briefly.
I passed the exam with 70% experience and other linux documentation the other is the book.
had couple of questions that where never mentioned in the book, I think it needs an update.
if you study for LPIC-2 you should defiantly relay on more documentation then this book.
although it's not bad but it's defiantly not enough.
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews