Overview This project is a comprehensive web-based training guide for Linux system administration, covering essential modules on system services, network configuration, advanced networking, and SSH/Remote Desktop configurations. The guide is designed to help users understand and perform various administrative tasks on Linux systems using practical exercises.
Key Features Structured Content: The guide is organized into modules, each containing multiple exercises with detailed steps and explanations. Interactive Interface: Users can click on exercise titles to reveal detailed instructions, enhancing the learning experience. Terminal-like Styling: The content is styled to resemble a Linux terminal, providing a familiar and engaging interface for users. Technologies Used HTML: The structure of the web page is built using HTML, organizing the content into sections and ensuring semantic clarity. CSS: Basic CSS is used to style the page, creating a terminal-like appearance with a black background and green text, simulating a real Linux environment. JavaScript: JavaScript is used to create an interactive interface, allowing users to click on exercise titles to reveal or hide the detailed steps. Linux Knowledge Demonstrated System Services: Exercises cover installation, configuration, and management of services like vsftpd and rsyslog using systemd and SYSV init scripts. Network Configuration: Tasks include recording network settings, configuring static and DHCP IP addresses, implementing IPTables rules, and setting up DNS and NTP. Advanced Networking: Users learn to create network issues for testing, configure DHCP servers, implement packet filtering, and set up web servers and VPNs. SSH and Remote Desktop: The guide includes setting up SSH key-based authentication, configuring OpenSSH clients, securing SSH daemons, and using VNC for remote desktop access.
Project Structure HTML File: The main file contains the structure of the guide, organized into modules and exercises. CSS File: Styles the page to look like a Linux terminal, enhancing the user experience. JavaScript File: Adds interactivity, allowing users to click on exercise titles to reveal or hide details.