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The best way to learn is to start using it and search or ask questions when you run into problems. Do you know what distribution of Linux these servers are running?
You have to pick a distro to get started. RHEL/CentOS was recommended above. Debian is also good for servers and was voted LQ 2012 Member Choice Server Distribution of the Year here on this site.
You have to choose a distribution first then read about it along with reading about linux in general
if your are to use linux in a server environment then Fedora or CentOS will be a suitable option
You have to familiarize yourself with the Command Line/Shell and system administration
I recommend some propietary books:
after searching the forum .it seems difficult to find threads talking about starting with Linux but chech out this thread
(read it to the end) confused-from-where-to-start
also this link will be useful wiki/LinuxIntro
and DON'T FEEL LIKE BEING ALONE ..WE ARE HERE TO HELP YOU...
Hi, I am a new user, i need learn to admin linux servers, some suggestion about it?
Thanks..
Step1: Quit referring to yourself as a "user".
Step2: Be prepared to read, a lot.
Step3: Know when you don't know something, but don't let it de-rail you.
Quote:
admin linux server
doesn't really tell us much about what functions, roles, or routines you are faced with.
Linux follows some pretty established methods to get stuff done. Most of it will be determined by what skills you now possess, or what skills you do not possess when faced with how to ask for help.
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