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다음은 LPI
공식 홈페이지의 내용입니다. (아직
한글화하여 정리하지 못했습니다.)
There are three levels of LPI Certification (LPIC):
- Level 1
- Level 2
- Level 3
All current LPI exams use computer-based tests administered through VUE. Each exam costs $100 (US dollars) and
the current outline is for there to be two exams at each level.
- LPIC Level 1
Suitable tasks:
- can work at the Unix command line
- performs easy maintenance tasks: help out users, add users to a larger
system, backup & restore, shutdown & reboot
- can install and configure a work station (incl. X) and connect it to the
LAN, or a stand-alone PC via modem to the Internet.
Note:
- This is somewhat heavier than the SAGE "Novice" level: we aim beyond the
power-user & helpdesk level. It is about at the "prerequisites" level of the
RedHat training program.
Requirements:
To complete Level 1, candidates must complete two exams:
- The 101 (formerly T1a) exam
- The 102 (formerly T1b) exam
Note that as of February 2000, the requirement for the
distribution-specific "T2" exams was removed.
Exams:
101 (formerly T1a): General Linux I
This exam tests basic capabilities
in these areas:
- GNU & Unix commands
- Devices, Linux File Systems, Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
- Boot, Initialization, Shutdown, Run Levels
- Documentation
- Administrative Tasks
Detailed objectives are listed on this page.
102 (formerly T1b): General Linux II
This exam tests basic capabilities
in these areas:
- Hardware & Architecture
- Linux Installation and Package Management
- Kernel
- Text Editing, Processing, Printing
- Shells, Scripting, Programming, Compiling
- X
- Networking Fundamentals
- Networking Services
- Security
Detailed objectives are listed on this page.
- LPIC Level 2
Suitable tasks:
- Administers a small to medium-sized site: can plan, implement, maintain,
keep consistent, secure, and troubleshoot a small mixed (MS, Linux) network:
- LAN server (samba)
- Internet Gateway (firewall, proxy, mail, news)
- Internet Server (webserver, simple CGI?)
- Supervises 0 to some assistants
- Advises management on automation and purchases
Requirements:
To complete Level 2, candidates must complete:
- The 201 (formerly T3) exam
- The 202 (formerly T4) exam
Exams:
Note that this level of certification is currently under active
development and the tasks listed below may or may not be part of the final
version of the exams. They are provided here as an example of the type of things
that may be on the exams as they are currently envisioned.
201 (formerly T3). Advanced administration (not Linux specific)
- track & solve problems
- write shell scripts with `sh` and `sed`
- thorough understanding of (Inter)networking
202 (formerly T4). Linux optimization
- monitor processes, peruse loggings, boot sequence
- decide if and when the Linux kernel should be upgraded, make a custom kernel
(apply patches, configure, compile and install)
- resolve version problems of libraries & programs; install bugfixes &
upgrades
- LPIC Level 3
Suitable tasks:
- Designs and implements solutions to complex automation problems, like
multi-site enterprises, heavy-duty Internet sites, custom solutions.
- Initiates projects and has a budget to implement them.
- Supervises some assistants.
- Acts as a consultant to higher management.
Requirements:
To complete Level 3, candidates must complete:
- Any two of the 300-level (formerly T5x) exams
Exams:
T5: Specialization in at least two exams from a pool of elective exams.
Possbile examples include:
During 2001, we will be doing research to determine exactly which exams
will be part of LPI Level 3. The following titles are examples of the type of
exams we expect to offer. This page will be updated as this level starts to be
developed.
- 321: Windows Integration (working together with NT-server, many
Win'9x clients)
- 322: Internet Server (listservers, newsserver, FTP, HTTP; DNS, ISP,
NFS; maybe perl scripting)
- 323: Database Server
- 324: Security, Firewalls, Encryption
- 325: Kernel Internals & Device drivers (probably know C);
Creating distribution packages.
- 32x: Additional elective exams
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