Canonical Ltd, the commercial sponsor of Ubuntu, today announced it has partnered with LynuxTraining to develop the first dedicated Ubuntu training courses for the 'Ubuntu Certified Professional' status. UCP is a training certification based on the LPI level 1 certification.
This move is towards getting into enterprise market.
The Ubuntu Certified Professional is a training certification based on the LPI level 1 certification. To earn the Ubuntu Professional certification, candidates are required to pass the LPI 101, LPI 102 and the Ubuntu (LPI 199) exams. Exams can be written in any order. A candidate already holding a valid LPI level 1 certification will only be required to pass the Ubuntu exam.
The certification is designed for System Administrator levels and tests the candidate's ability to:
=> Perform easy maintenance tasks: help out users, add users to a larger system, backup & restore, shutdown & reboot
=> Install and configure a workstation (including X) and connect it to a LAN, or a stand-alone PC via modem to the Internet.
=> Work with the Linux command line etc
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Hi Vivek and everyone,
I have network more that 750 machines and lots of users so I am unable to create everyone userID’s but I want Authentication for 3 IP’s which are my Wi-Fi Access points so the username and password should apply for Only 3 Ip’s but those IP’s are from my internal network which ACL I have to use to apply authentication for those 3 IPs only.
put the access point ips on the ACLs as a trusted ip , on the access points setup the DHCP ( dont use the DHCP of the network to autenticate your pcs that are connected via the WAPS) use the WAPS DHCP and create a subnetwork so the PC that you want to connect to the WAPs get autenticated on the WAPS subnet
Do you got it? is that what you want to do???
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