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| Thema 1 | - Process Management: This section of the exam measures skills of Linux system administrators and covers the management of processes in a Linux environment. It includes how to start, monitor, and control processes efficiently during system operations.
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| Thema 2 | - System and Service Management: This section of the exam measures skills of Linux system administrators and covers managing system services with systemd, including starting, stopping, enabling, and disabling services and configuring system targets.
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| Thema 3 | - Manage Users and Groups from Command Line and YaST: This section of the exam measures skills of technical support engineers and covers user and group management using both the command line and the YaST administration tool. It includes account creation, modification, and group assignments.
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| Thema 4 | - Signals and Process Termination: This section of the exam measures skills of technical support engineers and covers how processes respond to signals, how they can be terminated, and how users can send signals to processes through the command line.
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| Thema 5 | - Btrfs Management: This section of the exam measures skills of Linux system administrators and focuses on creating, managing, and using Btrfs filesystems both through command line and YaST. It includes snapshot capabilities and subvolume usage.
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| Thema 6 | - File and Directory Permissions: This section of the exam measures the skills of Linux system administrators and covers permission settings for files and directories, including ownership attributes and access control mechanisms that ensure proper user privileges.
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| Thema 7 | - Special File and Directory Modes: This section of the exam measures skills of Linux system administrators and covers advanced permission features like setuid, setgid, and sticky bit, which influence how files and directories behave under multi-user environments.
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| Thema 8 | - File System Permissions: This section of the exam measures the skills of technical support engineers and extends the understanding of permission schemes, focusing on how they affect security and access control within different filesystems.
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| Thema 9 | - Remote Administration: This section of the exam measures skills of technical support engineers and covers the administration of Linux systems remotely using SSH, key-based authentication, and graphical remote access tools like VNC and RDP.
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| Thema 10 | - Extended Access Control Lists: This section of the exam measures skills of technical support engineers and covers the configuration and usage of Access Control Lists to provide more granular permission settings beyond the traditional owner-group-other model.
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| Thema 11 | - Software Management: This section of the exam measures skills of Linux system administrators and focuses on managing software in SUSE-based systems using RPM, Zypper, and YaST. It includes package installation, updates, and repository configuration.
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| Thema 12 | - Task Scheduling: This section of the exam measures skills of technical support engineers and covers various methods for scheduling tasks in Linux, including cron for recurring jobs, at for one-time jobs, and systemd timers for integrated service management.
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| Thema 13 | - Logical Volume Manager: This section of the exam measures skills of technical support engineers and covers LVM concepts, configuration through command line and YaST, and usage of snapshots. It enables flexible disk management and efficient storage allocation.
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| Thema 14 | - Storage Management Fundamentals: This section of the exam measures skills of Linux system administrators and covers disk partitioning, mounting volumes, and managing filesystems through both the command line and YaST. It provides the foundation for managing Linux storage devices effectively.
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| Thema 15 | - Network Management Fundamentals: This section of the exam measures skills of technical support engineers and covers physical network interfaces, configuration testing, and name resolution. It also introduces network management tools such as Wicked and YaST.
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| Thema 16 | - The Command Line: This section of the exam measures skills of Linux system administrators and covers the basics of interacting with the system using the command-line interface. It introduces the Bash shell, essential command-line utilities, and fundamental techniques like stream redirection and piping to manipulate output efficiently.
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| Thema 17 | - VIM: This section of the exam measures skills of Linux system administrators and covers the use of VIM, a powerful text editor commonly used in Linux environments. It focuses on editing configuration files and managing scripts effectively from the command line.
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