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There's already plenty of information(Questions/Posts) in ServerFault for a beginner Linux administrator:

In addition, I will suggest you find an old computer and install Linux on it. Play with it, setup a firewall, DNS, DHCP on it to start and test things. You could even set it up in a VM and do stuff in it. Nothing is going to help you better than getting yourself in there for the real experience. Decide of a good use for it and try to use it as much as you can. Ask questions when you get stuck (research it first, though), that's why we're here for.

There's already plenty of information(Questions/Posts) in ServerFault for a beginner Linux administrator:

In addition, I will suggest you find an old computer and install Linux on it. Play with it, setup a firewall, DNS, DHCP on it to start and test things. You could even set it up in a VM and do stuff in it. Nothing is going to help you better than getting yourself in there for the real experience. Decide of a good use for it and try to use it as much as you can. Ask questions when you get stuck (research it first, though), that's why we're here for.

There's already plenty of information(Questions/Posts) in ServerFault for a beginner Linux administrator:

In addition, I will suggest you find an old computer and install Linux on it. Play with it, setup a firewall, DNS, DHCP on it to start and test things. You could even set it up in a VM and do stuff in it. Nothing is going to help you better than getting yourself in there for the real experience. Decide of a good use for it and try to use it as much as you can. Ask questions when you get stuck (research it first, though), that's why we're here for.

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There's already plenty of information(Questions/Posts) in ServerFault for a beginner Linux administrator:

In addition, I will suggest you find an old computer and install Linux on it. Play with it, setup a firewall, DNS, DHCP on it to start and test things. You could even set it up in a VM and do stuff in it. Nothing is going to help you better than getting yourself in there for the real experience. Decide of a good use for it and try to use it as much as you can. Ask questions when you get stuck (research it first, though), that's why we're here for.

There's already plenty of information(Questions/Posts) in ServerFault for a beginner Linux administrator:

There's already plenty of information(Questions/Posts) in ServerFault for a beginner Linux administrator:

In addition, I will suggest you find an old computer and install Linux on it. Play with it, setup a firewall, DNS, DHCP on it to start and test things. You could even set it up in a VM and do stuff in it. Nothing is going to help you better than getting yourself in there for the real experience. Decide of a good use for it and try to use it as much as you can. Ask questions when you get stuck (research it first, though), that's why we're here for.

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There's already plenty of information(Questions/Posts) in ServerFault for a beginner Linux administrator: