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LPI LPIC-2 Exam 202

The LPIC-2 Exam 202 (now updated to 202-450) is the second required exam for achieving the LPIC-2 certification (Linux Engineer), which validates advanced skills in managing small to medium-sized mixed networks across Linux and Microsoft environments.

Exam code

202-450

Duration

90 min

Questions

60

Official Prerequisites

  • LPIC-1 certification or equivalent junior-level Linux administration experience
  • At least 12 months of practical Linux system administration experience
  • Comfortable with command-line tools, shell scripting, and text editors
  • Familiarity with networking concepts such as TCP/IP, routing, DNS, and DHCP
  • Understanding of filesystems, partitioning, RAID, and LVM
LPI LPIC-2 Exam 202

Targeted Professions

Linux System Administrator Senior Linux Administrator Systems Engineer DevOps Engineer IT Infrastructure Engineer

Domain blueprint

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Configure BIND 9 as both an authoritative and recursive/caching DNS server; manage zone files (forward/reverse), reload configurations, and secure the server (running as non-root in a chroot jail, TSIG, basic DNSSEC awareness).
Install and configure web and proxy services (Apache, Squid, Nginx)
Samba: standalone or Active Directory-integrated CIFS/SMB shares, printer shares, client mounting, user mapping, troubleshooting NFS: exporting filesystems, access controls, client mounts, securing NFS environments.
DHCP: server configuration, static/bootp hosts, relay agents, basic DHCPv6/RA awareness PAM: authentication setup (pam_unix, pam_sss, SSSD) LDAP client: querying/updating LDAP directories OpenLDAP server: basic directory setup, LDIF, access controls.
Mail servers: Postfix configuration (aliases, quotas, virtual domains, internal relays, TLS basics) Delivery filtering: Sieve scripting for mail sorting/filtering Mailbox access: POP/IMAP setup (Dovecot), TLS for mail retrieval.

Domain 5

E-Mail Services

15%
Mail servers: Postfix configuration (aliases, quotas, virtual domains, internal relays, TLS basics) Delivery filtering: Sieve scripting for mail sorting/filtering Mailbox access: POP/IMAP setup (Dovecot), TLS for mail retrieval.

Domain 6

System Security

27%
Router/NAT: IP forwarding, masquerading, port redirection, basic iptables/ip6tables rules FTP servers: anonymous and authenticated vsftpd/Pure-FTPd setup and hardening SSH: securing sshd (keys, root login, port forwarding) Security tasks: intrusion detection (Snort, OpenVAS), patch management, alert sources OpenVPN: site-to-site and point-to-point VPN configuration.

Study Tip

Do hands-on labs building and configuring systems, review official objectives, study man pages, take timed practice exams, and analyze mistakes.

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