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Welcome to these pages from TheUrbanPenguin we can provide both free training via these videos and, if you prefer to work direct with the penguin, then we can offer online training at a reasonable cost. You of course may choose a little of both; either way you know you are gaining the traning without the overheads of having to be away from home or work. The training happens at a device close to you.
| Lesson # | Description | Click to Access |
|---|---|---|
| 1a | Installing Apache Web Server on CentOS | Click to Access |
| 1b | Installing Apache Web Server on openSUSE | Click to Access |
| 1c | Installing the Apache Web Server on Windows | Click to Access |
| 1d | Installing the Apache 2.4.6 from Source onto CentOS 6.4 | Click to Access |
| 1e | Installing the Apache Web Server on Ubuntu 12.04 | Click to Access |
| 1f | Installing the Apache Web Server onto Windows Server 2012 | Click to Access |
| 2 | Configuring a bare bones Apache Web Server | Click to Access |
| 3 | Script the creation of vhosts in Apache | Click to Access |
| 4 | Configuring server status and information to be veiwed remotely | Click to Access |
| 5 | Executing CGI scripts on an Apache web server | Click to Access |
| 6 | Redirecting URLS on Apache with mod_rewrite | Click to Access |
| 7 | Directory aliases on Apache with mod_alias | Click to Access |
| 8 | Managing Apache Modules on Ubuntu 12.04 | Click to Access |
| 9 | Authenticating Apache users to openLDAP | Click to Access |
| 10 | Using mod_rewrite to display different web pages based on time of day | Click to Access |
| 11 | Using mod_rewrite to allow for the omission of the extension | Click to Access |
| 12 | Load Balancing HTTP requests | Click to Access |
| 13 | Securing CGI scripts with mod_suexec | Click to Access |