CompTIA Linux+ Certification
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CompTIA Linux+ Certification
The CompTIA Linux+ certification is a vendor-neutral credential designed to ensure the knowledge required for working as junior Linux administrators, systems administrators, Linux database administrators, web administrators, and junior network administrators. This certification validates that the certified candidate has the skills required to install and configure a workstation and connect it to a LAN/a stand-alone PC via modem to the Internet and perform easy maintenance tasks such as assisting users.
To become Linux+ certified candidate has to pass the XK0-004 exam.
CompTIA Linux+ XK0-004 exam objectives are as follows:
- Security (19%)
- Automation and Scripting (14%)
- Hardware and System Configuration (21%)
- Systems Operation and Maintenance (26%)
- Linux Troubleshooting and Diagnostics (20%)
Here are some of the key skills covered in the Linux+ certification exams:
- Creating, configuring, and managing Linux users and groups
- Configuring printers and remote printing functionality in Linux
- Utilizing basic SQL commands and scripting to manipulate data
- Creating, editing, locating, backing up, and restoring files in Linux
- Understanding the basic networking protocols and configurations
- Performing security tasks, such as changing passwords and encrypting data
The CompTIA Linux+ training program certifies aptitude and proficiency in the areas of network, system, and web administration.