Kara
If I understood you correctly you wanted to have these topics structured in
a way that can be taught. My approach would be to have first the kernel
itself and kernel related basics, then Networking and general security
issues and last but not least all "external services" (deamons) including
their specific security issues.
The main problem having this as an isolated coursewould be that few of
these topics are neccesary to understand quite a few topics of LPIC1 (but
please no ..I do not want a more general argument about something that can
not be changed anymore;-) ).
OK ... Here is the structure ...
System basics
File System and general knowledge
Kernel configuration
Shellscripting
Perl
Packet handling
Logging
Kernel and Network security
Network configuration and security
Dial in
Backup
Authentication
Nsswitch
PAM
Deamons
kernel based deamons or basic service deamons
Automount
Idled
Cron
Authetication
NIS/NIS+
LDAP
Kerberos
Standalone deamons
DHCP
SSH
Apache
HTTP Proxy
Sendmail and related
Bind, DNS and name services
FTP
Samba
NFS
INN
SNMP
If you are intrested in the full structure it is included in the attached
file but beware as others have mentioned a couple of points are a bit mixed
together and therfore cannot be assigned in a 100% manner :
Regards
Martin
(See attached file: categories_v1chaos (oh no not another structure).txt)
categories_v1chaos (oh no not another structure).txt
