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Prepare for the Linux Foundation Certified Engineer (LFCE) exam, and enhance your ability to use a Linux server to offer essential services to a network. By earning the Linux Foundation Certified Engineer (LFCE) certification, you demonstrate to potential employers that you have an advanced understanding of Linux system administration concepts. In this course, review key topics that can help you prepare for the exam, and enhance your ability to use a Linux server to offer essential services to a network. Discover how to configure a DHCP and PXE boot server, as well as how to save bandwidth by configuring an HTTP proxy server. Plus, learn how to configure mail and an authoritative name server.

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Syllabus

Syllabus IntroductionWelcomeLab setup1. Network ServicesConfigure a DHCP serverConfigure a DHCP clientConfigure a PXE boot server2. ProxiesConfigure an HTTP proxy serverControl access to an HTTP proxy serverConfigure an HTTP client to automatically use a proxy server3. Domain Name SystemConfigure an authoritative name serverConfigure caching and forwarding name servers4. Mail ServicesConfigure an SMTP serverConfigure an IMAP serverConclusionAuditing network servicesNext steps