CompTIA Linux+: File Systems & Permissions Management

Managing Linux file system permissions is crucial for proper IT security governance for legal contractual and regulatory compliance. Partial or entire Linux file systems can be compressed and archived for retention or backup purposes.

Begin this course by discovering how standard Linux file system permissions work in relation to file system object owners groups and others. Then use standard Linux command line tools to manage Linux file system permissions. Next explore how extended access control lists (ACLs) for file system permissions allow flexibility by granting multiple groups different permissions to the same file system resources. Finally you will manage extended ACL permissions and work with Linux file system compression and archiving.

This course can be used to prepare for the Linux+ XK0-005 certification exam.