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Beginner's guide for System Admins
4. Configuring Security (63 min) This lesson shows how to apply different network and user-based security settings. 5. Scheduling Jobs (14 min) In this lesson, the student learns how to schedule tasks and jobs using at and cron. 6. Maintaining System Time (18 min) Linux stores time in different ways.
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An IT professional's job is to design, test, deploy, and manage clients and servers throughout the organization. In order to best offer technical solutions, it's helpful to treat systems administration as a continuous process of discovery, adaptation, and maintenance. The life cycle for systems management involves evaluating current systems, modifying requirements, testing, deploying new systems, and managing the systems.
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