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XK0-006 hands-on labs — CompTIA Linux+

XK0-006 is the exam for CompTIA Linux+. 95 hands-on labs are mapped to it by the lab vendor or a StationX roadmap — about 77 hours of hands-on practice in total. Each runs in your browser, with nothing to install. 20 come with StationX Membership ($299/year) and 75 need StationX Infrastructure Labs ($149/year).

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XK0-006 at a glance

Exam code
XK0-006
Certification
CompTIA Linux+
Vendor
CompTIA
Labs
75 in StationX Infrastructure Labs · 20 in StationX Membership
How the labs are mapped
95 from the StationX roadmap
Practice time
About 77 hours, every lab states a duration
Lab levels
Guided 41 · Advanced 23 · Expert 7 · Getting Started 4 · not stated 20

The 95 XK0-006 labs

  1. Assign Environment and Shell Variables in Linux30 minGuided
  2. Automate Administration Tasks by Using Linux Shell Scripts30 minGuided
  3. Backup and Restore Files with CPIO in Linux30 minGuided
  4. Backup and Restore Files with Tar in Linux30 minGuided
  5. Can You Automate Administrative Tasks in Linux Using Cron and Scripting?45 minAdvanced
  6. Can You Configure a Yum Repository in Linux?45 minAdvanced
  7. Can You Configure ACL Permissions in Linux?45 minAdvanced
  8. Can You Configure Advanced Permissions in Linux?1 hExpert
  9. Can You Configure Kickstart Installations in Linux?45 minAdvanced
  10. Can You Configure Linux IPv4 Routing?45 minAdvanced
  11. Can You Configure Linux Rsyslog Forwarding?45 minAdvanced
  12. Can You Configure Linux Time Sources?45 minAdvanced
  13. Can You Configure Security for SSH in Linux?1 hExpert
  14. Can You Create a Scheduled Linux Backup Script?45 minAdvanced
  15. Can You Create Files from Parts of Other Files?45 minAdvanced
  16. Can You Create Objects in a Kubernetes Cluster?45 minAdvanced
  17. Can You Deploy a Kubernetes Cluster?1 hExpert
  18. Can You Deploy an Apache Web Server in Linux?1 hExpert
  19. Can You Document the Server in Linux?45 minAdvanced
  20. Can You Extract, Label, and Organize Data?1 hExpert
  21. Can You Install and Configure a Kubernetes Cluster?45 minAdvanced
  22. Can You Install and Configure a Linux DNS Server [Advanced]?1 hAdvanced
  23. Can You Manage Directories and Files in Linux?45 minAdvanced
  24. Can You Manage Pod Scheduling in a Kubernetes Cluster?45 minAdvanced
  25. Can You Manage Processes in Linux?45 minAdvanced
  26. Can You Manage Resources in a Kubernetes Cluster?45 minAdvanced
  27. Can You Manipulate Data and Create a Shell Script in Linux ?1 hExpert
  28. Can You Navigate and Search in a Manpage?45 minAdvanced
  29. Can You Perform a Network Vulnerability Assessment by Using Nmap?45 minAdvanced
  30. Can You Perform Command-Line Tasks by Using Shell Operators and a Shell Script?1 hAdvanced
  31. Can You Troubleshoot Linux Network Issues?1 hExpert
  32. Can You use Find and Locate to Search for Files in Linux?45 minAdvanced
  33. Can You Use Linux Command-Line Tools to Simplify Administration Tasks?1 hAdvanced
  34. Can You Use the Grep and Sort Commands Together?45 minAdvanced
  35. Configure an Alias in Linux30 minGuided
  36. Configure an FTP Server with Linux30 minGuided
  37. Configure and Manage Linux Print Queues and Jobs30 minGuided
  38. Configure and Use GUI Administration Tools in Linux30 minGuided
  39. Configure IPv4 and IPv6 Addressing for Linux30 minGuided
  40. Configure Links in Linux30 minGuided
  41. Configure Rsync and Scp File Management in Linux30 minGuided
  42. Configure Standard Permissions in Linux30 minGuided
  43. Configure the Display of a File30 minGuided
  44. Control Data Streams in Linux30 minGuided
  45. Create a Kubernetes Cluster Deployment45 minGuided
  46. Create and Manage Linux Users and Groups30 minGuided
  47. Create Cluster Objects by Using Declarative Commands45 minGuided
  48. Create Cluster Objects by Using Imperative Commands30 minGuided
  49. Display Manpage Information by Using Sections30 minGuided
  50. Distribution Installation in Linux30 minGuided
  51. Edit Data by Using Linux Command-Line Tools30 minGuided
  52. Edit Text Files in Linux30 minGuided
  53. Getting Started with Kubernetes Cluster Administration1 hGetting Started
  54. Getting Started with Linux Administration1 hGetting Started
  55. Getting Started with Linux Command Line Fundamentals1 hGetting Started
  56. Getting Started with Linux System Administration Tasks1 hGetting Started
  57. Initialize a Kubernetes Cluster30 minGuided
  58. Install Kubernetes Cluster Components30 minGuided
  59. LNX101 - Fail2Ban Setup and Analysis1 h
  60. LNX101 - File System Structure1 h
  61. LNX101 - OpenSSH Installation, Configuration, and Hardening1 h
  62. LNX101 - Setting Up a Firewall With UFW and Firewalld1 h
  63. LNX101 - Telnet vs. SSH1 h
  64. Manage Server Startup Options in Linux30 minGuided
  65. Manage Services in Linux30 minGuided
  66. Manage Software with RPM and APT in Linux30 minGuided
  67. Manage Software with Yum in Linux30 minGuided
  68. Manage Storage in Linux30 minGuided
  69. Obtain Root Credentials in Linux30 minGuided
  70. Organize Kubernetes Cluster Resources by Using Namespaces30 minGuided
  71. Perform Conditional Decision Making in a Linux Shell Script30 minGuided
  72. Perform Linux Command-Line Operations by Using Boolean and Arithmetic Operators30 minGuided
  73. Perform Linux Command-Line Operations by Using File Test and Relational Operators30 minGuided
  74. Physical Security1 h
  75. Reset the Root Password in Linux30 minGuided
  76. Retrieve Kubernetes Core Component Information by Using kubectl30 minGuided
  77. Search for Files by Using Wildcards30 minGuided
  78. Search Linux Manpages by Using the Command Line30 minGuided
  79. Securing Linux - Advanced IPTables1 h
  80. Securing Linux - App Armor3 h
  81. Securing Linux - Basic Restrictions1 h
  82. Securing Linux - Capabilities and ACLs1 h
  83. Securing Linux - Centralized Authentication3 h
  84. Securing Linux - Encryption1 h
  85. Securing Linux - Firewalls1 h
  86. Securing Linux - Monitoring with SecurityOnion2 h
  87. Securing Linux - Network Intrusion Detection1 h
  88. Securing Linux - Physical Security1 h
  89. Securing Linux - Secure Remote Access2 h
  90. Securing Linux - SELinux2 h
  91. Securing Linux for System Administrators1 h
  92. SETUID1 h
  93. Simplify Linux Administration Tasks by Using Xargs30 minGuided
  94. Sort Files30 minGuided
  95. Vim Fundamentals in Linux30 minGuided

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