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Red Hat Linux Training Syllabus
Access the Command Line
Manage Files from the Command Line
Getting Help in Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Create, View and Edit Text Files
Manage Local Linux Users and Groups
Control Access to Files with Linux File System
Monitor and Manage Linux Processes
Control Services and Daemons
Configure and Secure Open SSH Service
Analyze and Store Logs
Manage Red Hat Enterprise Linux Networking
Archive and Copy Files Between System
Install and Update Software Packages
Access Linux File System
Use Virtualized Systems
Manage Physical Storage II
Comprehensive Review
Red Hat System Administration II RHEL7 (RH134) Automate Installation with Kickstart
Use Regular Expressions with GREP
Create and Edit Text Files with VIM
Schedule Future Linux Tasks
Manage Priority of Linux Processes
Control Access to Files with Access Control Lists(ACL)
Manage SELINUX Security
Connect to Network-Defined Users and Groups
Add Disks, Partitions, and File System to a Linux System
Manage Logical Volume Management (LVM) Storage
Access Network Attached Storage with Network File System(NFS)
Access Network Storage with SMB
Control and Troubleshoot the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Boot Process
Comprehensive Review
Red Hat System Administration III RHEL7 (RH 254)
Manage IPv6 Networking
Configure Link Aggregation(Teaming) and Bridging
Advance Firewall and SELINUX
Manage DNS Caching Servers
Configure E-Mail Null Client Server
Provide Block-Based Storage
Provide File Based Storage
Configure MARIADB Database
Provide Apache HTTPD Web Service
Write BASH Scripts
BASH Conditionals and Control Structures
Configure the Shell Environment
Comprehensive Review
Log in to a Linux System and Run Simple Commands Using the Shell
Manage Files from the Command Line
Copy, Move, Delete and Organize Files from the Bash Shell Prompt
Getting Help in Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Resolve Problems by Using Online Help Systems and Red Hat Support Utilities
Create, View and Edit Text Files
Create, View and Edit Text Files from Command Output or in an Editor
Manage Local Linux Users and Groups
Manage Local Linux Users and Groups, and Administer Local Password Policies
Control Access to Files with Linux File System
Set Linux File System Permissions on Files and Interpret the Security Effects of Different Permission Settings
Monitor and Manage Linux Processes
Obtain Information About the System and Control Processes Running on it.
Control Services and Daemons
Control and Monitor Services and System Daemons Using System
Configure and Secure Open SSH Service
Access and Provide Access to the Command Line on Remote Systems Securely Using OpenSSh
Analyze and Store Logs
Locate and Accurately Interpret Relevant System Log Files for Troubleshooting
Manage Red Hat Enterprise Linux Networking
Configure Basic IPv4 Networking on Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Archive and Copy Files Between System
Archive Files and Copy Them From One System to Another
Install and Update Software Packages
Download, Install, Update and Manage Software Packages From Red Hat and yum Package Repositories
Access Linux File System
Access and Inspect Existing File System on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux System
Use Virtualized Systems
Create and Use Red Hat Enterprise Linux Machines with KVM and libvirt
Manage Physical Storage II
Manage File System Attributes and Swap Space
Comprehensive Review
Practice and Demonstrate the Knowledge and Skills Learned int the Course
Red Hat System Administration II RHEL7 (RH134) Automate Installation with Kickstart
Automate the Installation of Red Hat Enterprise Linux Systems with Kickstart
Use Regular Expressions with GREP
Write Regular Expressions that, when Partnered with GREP, will Allow you to Quickly Isolate or Locate Content within tet files
Create and Edit Text Files with VIM
Introduce the VIM Text Editor, with which You can Open, Edit and Save Text FIles
Schedule Future Linux Tasks
Schedule Tasks to Automatically Execute in the Future
Manage Priority of Linux Processes
Influence the Relative Priorities at which Linux Processes Run
Control Access to Files with Access Control Lists(ACL)
Manage File Security Using POSIX Access Control Lists
Manage SELINUX Security
Manage the Security Enhanced Linux(SELINUX) Behavior of a System to Keep it Secure in Case of a Network Service Compromise
Connect to Network-Defined Users and Groups
Configure System to use Central Identity Management Services
Add Disks, Partitions, and File System to a Linux System
Manage Simple Partitions and File Systems
Manage Logical Volume Management (LVM) Storage
Manage Logical Volumes from the Command Line
Access Network Attached Storage with Network File System(NFS)
Access(Secure) NFS Shares
Access Network Storage with SMB
Use autofs and Command Line to Mount and Unmount SMB File Systems
Control and Troubleshoot the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Boot Process
Limit Network Communication with Firewall: Configure a Basic Firewall
Comprehensive Review
Practice and Demonstrate Knowledge and Skills Learned in this Course
Red Hat System Administration III RHEL7 (RH 254)
Advance Usage of SYSTEMCTL to Control Services and Daemons
Review how to Manage Services and the Boot-Up Process Using systemctl
Manage IPv6 Networking
Configure and Troubleshoot Basic IPv6 Netwroking on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Systems
Configure Link Aggregation(Teaming) and Bridging
Configure and Troubleshoot Advanced Interface Functionality Including Bonding, Teaming and Local Software Brigdes
Advance Firewall and SELINUX
Permit and Reject Access to Network Services Using Advanced SELINUX and Firewall Filtering Techniques
Manage DNS Caching Servers
Set and Verify Correct DNS Records for System and COnfigure Secure DNS Caching
Configure E-Mail Null Client Server
Relay all E-Mail Sent by the System to an SMTP Gateway for Central Delivery
Provide Block-Based Storage
Provide and Use Networked iSCSI Block Devices as Remote Disks
Provide File Based Storage
Provide NFS Exports and SMB File Share to Specific System and Users
Configure MARIADB Database
Provide a MariaDB SQL Database for Use By Programs and Database Administrators
Provide Apache HTTPD Web Service
Configure Apache HTTPD to Provide Transport Layer Security(TLS) Enabled Websites and Virtual Hosts
Write BASH Scripts
Write Simple Shell Scripts Using BASH
BASH Conditionals and Control Structures
Use BASH Conditionals and Other Control Structures to Write More Sophisticated Shell Commands and Scriots
Configure the Shell Environment
Customize BASH start-up and Use Environment Variables, BASH Aliases and BASH Functions
Comprehensive Review
Practice and Demonstrate Knowledge and Skills Learned in Red Hat System Administration