Administering Red Hat Linux 6 - Part 2
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In London-City, Reading and Peterborough
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This highly practical instructor led Administering Red Hat Linux - Part II training course is designed to give delegates practical experience in the administration of a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) system. With a strong emphasis on practical hands on training, this course will teach further essential administrative tasks required to successfully administer a Red Hat Linux system. Targeted to closely follow the official Red Hat certification curriculum, this course together with the Administering Red Hat System Linux - Part I course will enable the delegate to work towards achieving the Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) qualification. In addition, by attending the Administering Red Hat System Administration - Part I & Part II courses together with the Administrating Red Hat Linux - Part III course, will enable the attendee to work towards achieving the Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) qualification. Who will the Course Benefit? This Administering Red Hat Linux - Part II course is suitable for anyone who has acquired basic administration skills from attending the Administering Red Hat Linux - Part I course. This will include novice System Administrators, Network administrators, Programmers and other technical IT staff who need to acquire knowledge of the key administration tasks required to administer a Red Hat Linux system. This course will teach many of the necessary skills to enable the delegate to work towards achieving the Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) certification followed by the Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) certification. The course assumes knowledge of the Red Hat Linux operating system to the level covered in the Administering Red Hat Linux - Part I course. Learning Objectives On completion of this Administering Red Hat Linux - Part II course the delegate will have gained practical experience of the Linux commands, the GUI's and posses the technical knowledge required to perform System Administration...
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The course assumes knowledge of the Red Hat Linux operating system to the level covered in the Administering Red Hat Linux - Part I course.
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- Network Training
- Red Hat
- Network
- Linux
- Access
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Course Contents - DAY 1Course Introduction
- Administration and Course Materials
- Course Structure and Agenda
- Delegate and Trainer Introductions
- How Kickstart works
- Sections within a Kickstart configuration file
- Pre and Post Kickstart processing
- Creating a Kickstart file
- Creating the Linux Install Server
- Differing ways of starting a Kickstart installation
- Exercise
- Introduction to text file editing using vi/vim
- Basic commands
- Copying and moving text
- Search and replace features
- Reading and writing from file
- Regular Expressions
- Exercise
- Searching the contents of text files
- Sorting Files
- Piping and Redirection
- Compressing files using gzip and bzip2
- Backing up files using tar
- Exercise
- Hard and symbolic links
- Other useful commands
- Exercise
- Authentication policies and User Private Groups
- Password management using passwd, chage etc
- Managing user profile files
- Extended file permissions including suid,sgid
- Access Control List (ACL's)
- Switching to another user
- Connecting to a centralized administration server
- Exercise
- Creating partitions
- Creating Volume Groups and Logical Volumes
- Creating File Systems
- Extending LVM file systems
- LVM Snapshots
- LUKS encrypted partitions
- Exercise
- Context types
- semanage, getsebool, setsebool and chcon commands
- SELinux log files
- Exercise
- Configuring client access to an Network Filesystem Server (NFS)
- Providing CIFS access
- Configuring autofs
- Configure access from a client to a DNS server
- Exercise
- The YUM management tool
- The software repositories
- Accessing repositories from a client
- Exercise
- Ports and Socket Connections
- The xinetd Daemon Operation
- Controlling xinetd Services and Access
- Controlling Services using chkconfig
- The 'service' command
- Exercise
- Using 'at' to manage one-off jobs
- Using the cron system
- System crontab files
- Monitoring cron access
- Controlling access to the 'cron' and 'at' facilities
- Using anacron
- Exercise
- System Log Files
- rsyslogd configuration
- Analysing and rotating logfiles
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- Loading and removing modules
- Using kernel arguments
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- Understanding the boot process
- The Rescue Environment
- Using the anaconda rescue environment
- Overriding Boot Levels from grub
- Booting into Single User Mode
- Booting from USB devices
- Common boot problems and their resolution
- Exercise
Administering Red Hat Linux 6 - Part 2