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  1. 04-29-2008 #1
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    Practising Linux Administration

    Hi people I want to practise linux administration, I'm going to finish my Under-Graduation and I'm Interested in Getting into Linux Administration. Can U suggest me some links and resources which I got to look to learn administration better, I also need a lot of assignments so that I can practise scripting and other stuffs and learn more abt them!!!!!
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    The best way to get information is to use google: Linux System Administration Tutorials. Here are a few to check out.

    Linux System Administration and Configuration
    Linux System Administration Tutorials
    Linux Online - Linux Courses
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    I'd check tldp.org, for example:

    http://tldp.org/LDP/sag/html/index.html

    Note, nowever, that this is all very generic stuff. Sometimes, depending on what you are doing, the way to accomplish an administrative task might -or might not- be dependent on the linux distribution or unix/linux flavor that you are using.

    So, the docs for your distribution are probably the first thing you should check, unless you want to just learn some basic concepts.
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    Hi.

    Readers of the magazine In This Issue | Linux Journal voted the book below favorite released in 2007.

    Perhaps armed with that and a virtual machine setup for quick recoveries (and there will be a need for recoveries if you are really learning) should contribute to putting you on a fast track ... cheers, drl
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    Title: Linux System Administration
Author: Adelstein & Lubanovic
Edition: 1st
Date: 2007
Publisher: O'Reilly
ISBN: 0596009526
Pages: 270
Categories: linux, debian, SA, system administration
Comments: Prefers Debian over RedHat, SuSE because of cost
Comments: includes Load Balancing, HA, backup, virtualization, more
Comments: 3.5 stars (Amazon 2007.07)
Comments: web: http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/9780596009526/
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    Hey People Thanks for the reply And now I want Some Sites which gets me some assignment works!!!!!
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