Cormac McClean wrote:
> How useful do you think this would be to a Linux Sys Admin, or are there
> other items not covered that should be? Bear in mind that due to network
> restrictions I cannot include DNS, Mail Server or Web Proxy except as
> theoretical topics, and as much as possible I want the students to have
> practical experience of everything we cover.
Have some kind of critical fault simulation that puts them under
pressure to solve a problem specified time. A partition filling up, some
program going haywire or a possible security breach - the kind of stuff
that sysadmins deal with as part of their work. And if they object, make
them edit the sendmail config by hand.
Regards...jmcc
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