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BSD12x Edition

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    Release Info

    Look no further than MacOSX. It thrives because of BSD Unix. As does: iOS. So, that device you're likely holding is powered by BSD Unix. Light and Fast are irrefutable hallmarks of BSD Unix. It is embedded in so many applications that it is a must-know in your OS | Distro toolbox. Certainly Linux is supreme on many fronts, but, BSD is a mighty contender.

    Release Syllabus

    FreeBSD Unix Version 12x
    • Introduction | Features | Installations
      • Discuss BSD features
      • Identify and obtain installation images
      • Perform 'dvd1' installation
      • Evaluate results
      • Explore Key Files
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    • Unix Basics | Users | Groups | Permissions - Symlinks
      • BASH $SHELL
      • Compression Utilities
      • Explore User | Group management with BSD Tools
      • Provision users | groups as needed
      • Explore standard Unix File System Permissions
      • Apply common permissions to file objects
      • Test accessibility and debug accordingly
      • Discuss Symbolic Links
      • Implement Soft Links as needed
      • Confirm Soft Link behaviour | limitations
      • Implement Hard Links as needed
      • Contrast Hard | Soft Links
      • Consider applicability of various linking mechanisms
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    • Package Management - Ports | Packages | Updates
      • Discuss available package management options
      • Explain Ports applications
      • Peruse Ports environment
      • Synchronize Ports tree to Online Repository
      • Explore 'pkg' binary package management system
      • Install binary packages as needed
      • Install Ports and confirm accordingly
      • Discuss PortSnap applicability
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    • Storage Management - GPART | GrowFS | SWAP
      • Explore default partition layout
      • SWAP Management
      • ZFS Administration Intro
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    • Systems Management Basics | Common Client Utilities | Cron
      • Service Management
      • Use key network client tools to ascertain information
      • Explore system scheduler configuration
      • Use Cron to Schedule job and monitor updates
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    • Log Management | Syslog | Newsyslog
      • Discuss available facilities
      • Explore standard Syslog configuration
      • Consolidate Syslogs across target BSD instances
      • Confirm log consolidation
      • Explore log rotation mechanism
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    • IP Configuration and Management
      • Discuss available facilities
      • Explore default per-installation configuration
      • Oscillate between static and dynamic configurations
      • Provision multiple IP addresses across hosts
      • Evaluate results
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    • BSD Services | System Control
      • Explore default configuration
      • Identify Service Repository
      • Toggle Service availability
      • Discuss 'sysctl' applicability
      • Identify Kernel variables
      • Toggle Kernel variable values
      • Confirm results
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    • BIND | DNS Implementation
      • Explore default client resolution configuration
      • Install BIND
      • Confirm Caching-Only DNS configuration
      • Implement Primary | Secondary DNS Zones
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    • Web Application Services | Apache HTTPD
      • Implement Apache Web Server
      • Examine httpd.conf file directives
      • Explore Apache tree
      • Provision Virtual Hosts
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    • Network Reconnaissance with NMap
      • Install NMap
      • Explore top-level container
      • Identify commonly used NMAP options/switches/parameters
      • Carry-out NMap Scans
      • Alternate scans with TCP-Connect to improve performance
      • Contrast scan types and discuss
      • Use NMAP to perform operating system fingerprinting and versioning
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