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UNIX Boot Camp or "Introduction to UNIX"
Sunday, May 10
Introduction
This 1-day supplemental workshop is part
of the AfNOG 2009 Workshop on Network Technology, held in
conjunction with the AfNOG meeting in Cario, Egypt, in May
2009.
This course is held for those students
needing some intensive, hands-on training to introduce
them to core UNIX operating system concepts as well as
fundamental network concepts.
The topics to be covered include:
- UNIX Operating System Overview
- Operating System Commands
- Directory Structures
- Disk Partitioning Schemes
- Privileges
- vi Editor Usage
- Network Layers
- Core Network Protocols
- Network Configuration
- Network Debugging Tools
Who should attend: AfNOG 2009
attendees who are not proficient with the use of the
UNIX or Linux operating system.
Prerequisites: Basic computer
experience.
Languages: The course will be
taught in English with assistants available who are fluent
in French and Arabic to assist attendees as needed.
Course Outline
The course will be split in to 4 sessions
each 1 1/2 hours long. There will be breaks after each
session as well as a lunch break. Exact times will be
published shortly, but expect to start by 09:00 and to
finish around 17:00.
Instructors: Principal instructors
will be Hervey Allen (USA/Chile) and Patrick Okui
(Uganda).
Assistants: Adel Marzouq Riyad (Egypt),
Coko Tracy Mirindi Musaza (Rwanda/DRCongo).
Topic Length
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Morning
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Introduction to Unix 0.5
- Kernel, shell, etc...
Introduction to commands 0.5
- (command [-flags|--flags] [params ...])
- practice commands
Introduction to the Unix File System/Hierarchy 0.5
- hierarchy, containers, relative vs. absolute
- practice
Privileges 0.5
- User, Group, Other
- root user
- Octal/Numeric vs. Symbolic mode
- Some special cases
- Inherited privileges
- practice (chmod, chown, etc.)
Afternoon
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Editing files (configuration files) 1
- Introduction to vi
- practice
- Virtual terminals
- Using the mouse daemon buffer
- practice w/ config files (rc.conf, other)
- Use multiple terminal windows in GUI w/
cut and paste.
Introduction to TCP/IP 1
- Basic IP/network
- Netmask
- Default vs static routes
- Local network
- What is IPv6
- What is SSH and use it to connect
AfNOG 2008 Introduction to UNIX site:
See <http://www.ws.afnog.org/afnog2008/unix-intro/>
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