Essential System Services
Linux
| Intermediate
- 18 videos | 56m 52s
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There are a number of essential services that are configured on most Linux servers and clients. Here we examine how to configure four of these services: system time, system logging, Mail Transfer Agents, and CUPS for printing.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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configure the system date and timeset the hardware clock to the correct time in UTCconfigure the timezone for a systemconfigure the basic settings for the NTP daemonuse the pool.ntp.org resource to maintain the time on a systemdescribe the basic use of the ntpq commanddescribe the basic function of syslog and its configuration filesdescribe the purpose for Facility, Priority, and Actions for parsing log messagesconfigure logrotate to manage log file rotating
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describe the purpose and usage of journalctldistinguish between the different Syslog alternatives rSyslog and Syslog-ngdescribe a Mail Transfer Agent and create e-mail aliasesuse the basic mail reader tool and configure e-mail forwardingdistinguish between different MTA alternatives postfix, sendmail, qmail, and eximdescribe how to do basic CUPS configuration for local and remote printersuse CUPS tools and utilities to manage user print queuesdescribe how to troubleshoot general printing problemsuse CUPS tool and utilities to add and remove jobs from configured printer queues
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