1. Access and Use man Pages
2. Use info Pages
3. Understand the File System Hierarchy Standard (FHS)
4. Manage Directories with Nautilis and CLI
5. Create and View Files
6. Work with Files and Directories
7. Find Files on Linux
8. Search File Content
9. Get to Know the Command Shells
10. Execute Commands at the Command Line
11. Work with Variables and Aliases
12. Understand Command Syntax and Special Characters
13. Use Piping and Redirection
14. Get to Know YaST
15. Manage the Network Configuration Information from YaST
16. Manage Users and Group Accounts with YaST
17. Describe Basic Linux User Security Features
18. Manage User and Group Accounts from the Command Line
19. Manage File Permissions and Ownership
20. Ensure File System Security
21. Use the Editor vi to Edit Files
22. Manage RPM Software Packages
23. Manage RPM Software Repositories with zypper
24. Perform a SLES 11 Installation
25. Describe the Linux Load Procedure
26. Manage GRUB (Grand Unified Bootloader)
27. Manage Runlevels
28. Describe How the Linux Processes Work

29. Manage Linux Processes
30. Select the Linux File System
31. Configure Linux File System Partitions
32. Manage Linux File Systems
33. Configure Logical Volume Manager (LVM) and Software Raid
34. Set Up and Configure Disk Quotas
35. Set Up Network Interfaces with the ip Tool
36. Set Up Routing with the ip Tool
37. Test the Network Connection with the Command Line Tool
38. Configure Host Name and Name Resolution
39. Manage RPM Software Packages
40. Verify and Update Software Library Access
41. Provide Secure Remote Access with OpenSSH
42. Monitor a SLE System
43. Use System and Logging Services
44. Monitor Login Activity
45. Schedule Jobs with cron
46. Schedule Jobs with at
47. Develop a Backup Strategy
48. Create Backups with tar
49. Create Backups on Magnetic Tape
50. Copy Data with dd
51. Mirror Directories with rsync
52. Automate Data Backups with cron
53. Configure User Authentication with PAM
54. Manage and Secure the Linux User Environment
55. Use Access Controls Lists (ACLs) for Advanced Access Control

1. Configure NFS (Network File System)
2. Configure Time on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11
3. Enable the Extended Internet Daemon (xinetd)
4. Enable an FTP Server
5. Configure CUPS
6. Manage Print Jobs and Queues
7. Understand How CUPS Works
8. Configure and Manage Print Server Access
9. Use the Web Interface to Manage a CUPS Server
10. Describe How LDAP Works
11. Install and Configure OpenLDAP on SLES 11
12. Add, Modify, and Delete Entries to the LDAP Directory Tree
13. Describe the Role and Function of Samba
14. Configure a Simple File Server with Samba
15. Configure Samba Authentication
16. Use Samba’s Client Tools
17. Use Samba as a Domain Controller
18. Integrate Samba into a Windows Domain
19. Set Up a Basic Web Server with Apache
20. Configure Virtual Hosts
21. Limit Access to the Web Server
22. Configure Apache with Open SSL
23. Install PHP
24. Understand IPv6 Theory
25. Configure IPv6 on SLE 11

26. Find Performance Bottlenecks
27. Reduce System Memory and Load
28. Optimize the Storage System
29. Tune the Network Performance
30. Understand BASH Basics
31. Use Basic Script Elements
32. Understand Variables and Command Substitution
33. Use Control Structures
34. Use Arithmetic Operators
35. Understand How to Read User Input
36. Understand How to Use Arrays
37. Understand How to Keep Versions of Files
38. Use Advanced Scripting Techniques
39. Understand How to Use Useful Commands in Shell Scripts
40. Understand How to Use AutoYaST
41. Understand the Installation Server (Setup and Use)
42. Set Up PXE Boot for Installations
43. Create a Configuration File for AutoYaST
44. Performa an Automated Installation
45. Understand Virtualization with XEN Works
46. Know How to Install Xen
47. Manage Xen Domains with Virt-Manager
48. Manager Xen Domains from the Command Line
49. Understand Xen Networking