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    Advanced System & Network Administration using Linux

    This course will cover all aspects of RHCE (Red Hat Certified Engineer) Certification and the basics of Linux in detail. This course is also designed for those new bees in Linux, Technocrats, Linux Administrator, Windows Administrator, who want to make the best of Linux capabilities in IT organizations. This course is completely targeted for industrial Environment with In Detailed Practical Approach to LINUX. During this course you will be exposed to Such Linux Capabilities Which are an essential for building great secured Linux Corporate Server Environment.

    Lesson 01: Introduction to UNIX & LINUX


    History of UNIX and LINUX Linux and GNU Project Operating System Concept, Kernel, Shell & File Basic concepts of Linux Identification of various Linux distributors Planning a Linux Installation Partioning Requirements Linux Installation Method Dual Booting with Windows Operating System installation of Linux with VMware The User Interfaces

    Lesson 05: Advanced File Permissions


    Explain UNIX/Linux file security & permissions Setting Permissions with chmod Changing User and Group Ownership: chown, chgrp Advance File Permissions: set user id (suid bit), set group id (sgid bit) and sticky bit Creating, modifying and deleting ACLs

    Lesson 06: File System Management


    The unified Unix file system The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard


    Understanding linux file systems Inodes and Directories Managing Partitions: fdisk, parted, partprobe Making File systems: mkfs, mkfs.ext3 Adjusting Filesytem parameters: tune2fs Mount Points and /etc/fstab - explore File System Mounting File systems with mount and Unmount Additional swap space using swapon & swapoff

    Lesson 02: Getting started


    with Linux

    Linux Command line syntax Linux Directory & File System introduction Files, directories and paths Files & Directory handling commands Useful text & shell filters Linking files with Hard link & soft link Redirection and Pipes Introduction to the Linux Text Editor Searching and Replacing Text Using sed for search and replace Searching for text with grep Documentation for commands

    Lesson07: Network Management


    Understand network device recognition Configuring Network Interfaces Controlling Network Devices: ifup/ifdown Network Tools mii-tool, ifconfig, ethtool etc Static and Dynamic IPV4 Configuration Networking tools: ping, mtr, tcpdump, netstat Network IP aliasing (Device Aliases) Understand IP route configuration Enabling IP Forwarding IPV6 Addressing Overview Local Resolver entry: /etc/hosts Global Resolver entry: /etc/resolv.conf

    Lesson 03: Linux Boot Process


    System startup procedure Startup & Shutdown Scripts Configuring a boot loader: GRUB Securing single-user mode Explain Linux Boot process Explained Linux Runlevel (0 - 6) The /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit Program Determining and changing run level Demonstrate Daemon/Service management Control Services using chkconfig, ntsysv etc. Identify Inetd & Xinetd based services

    Lesson 08: System Monitoring & Process Management


    Demonstrate usage of system monitoring tools What is a process? Parent processes and child processes

    Lesson 04: User and Group Administration


    User Administration and Management Adding a new user and group Managing user profile files Password management using passwd, chage etc Authentication policies and User Private Groups User Login Activity: Whoami, Who, w, lastb Switching to another user Simple Sudo user, Sudo Examples Granting All Access to Specific Users Extended file permissions including suid, sgid

    System and user processes Job control (fg, bg, jobs)


    Running programs in the background Suspending processes (Ctrl+Z) Monitoring & Killing processes Killing processes and sending signals a process Process niceness/priority

    Lesson 09: Backup, Archive & Recovery

    Backup concepts Compressing Files with gzip Other Compression Tools Archiving Files with tar Listing and extracting the Files in tar Archives Backup Media Types of Backup and Strategy Controlling Tape Drives with mt Other Backup Software

    Configure BIND as a secondary(slave) DNS server Configure DNS zones Zone Database File Syntax: SOA, A, PTR, NS,CNAME, Alias, and MX-Mail Host Evaluate results of BIND configuration using DIG

    Lesson 17: Mail Server (SMTP, POP3, IMAP)



    SMTP theory MTA, MDA, MUA Concept Configure Sendmail server to accept internet mail Relay access to my network through access database Mail Forwarding Implement POP3/IMAP services Implement webmail using Squirrel Mail

    Lesson 10: CRON Process Scheduling



    Controlling access to the 'cron' and 'at' facilities Using 'at' to manage one-off jobs Using the cron system System crontab files Monitoring cron access

    Lesson 18: Web Server Implementation



    Discuss Apache server's features and concepts Examine Apache - Red Hat HTTPD CONF hierarchy Examine various configuration files Configure IP-based Virtual Hosts Configure Name-based Virtual Hosts Configure .htacess file with directives Implement Apache logging system per virtual host

    Using anacron Running commands at particular times Identify various CRON entries and schedules

    Lesson 11: Linux Software Management


    The Red Hat Package Management system Install & remove package manually using rpm RPM queries and verifying packages Dependency problems and resolution Other RPM features The YUM management tool Configure YUM repositories Accessing repositories from a client Build a simple package

    Lesson 19: FTP Server



    Implement Very Secure VSFTPD File Transfer Protocol (FTP) services Implement anonymous FTPD Allow or deny for specific FTP Users Disable anonymous access

    Lesson 12: Remote Administration



    Secure SHELL (SSH) Putty Telnet VNC server/viewer

    Lesson 20: Proxy Server (Squid)



    Configure web browser to utilize proxy services Grant permissions to permit local hosts to utilize proxy services Configure SQUID Define an ACL for authorized IP networks Apply the ACL using http_access and Test multiple HTTP-based ACLs Configure transparent proxy services Password Authentication based Proxy Server

    Lesson 13: NFS Server



    NFS Server Configuration and NFS Clients Setup an NFS server and export directories Configure NIS client as part of a domain Review /etc/exports parameters and options Evaluate access to NFS exports

    Lesson 21: IPTABLES (Firewall)



    Introduction to Firewalls NAT, SNAT, DNAT, PREROUTE and POSTROUTE Implement IP Forwarding between disparate subnets Discuss IPTABLES/Netfilter Concepts Explore default tables and chains

    Lesson 14: Samba Server



    Implement Linux & Windows Integration via Samba Explore Samba Configuration files Mount Windows shares seamlessly using Samba File System (SMBFS) Samba Client Tools: smbclient, mounts Install Web-based Administration Tool (SWAT)

    Lesson 15: DHCP Server



    Explain the various steps of the DHCP process Configure global & scope-level DHCP options Configure IP reservations based on MAC addresses Enable Linux DHCP services

    Lesson 23: Troubleshooting your system


    Recovering the super user password The Rescue Environment Recovering the boot loader (GRUB) Common boot problems and their resolution Troubleshooting Xserver problems Troubleshooting network related problems

    Lesson 16: DNS Server with BIND 9



    Configure BIND as a primary DNS server Test primary name resolution from Linux hosts

    Lesson 24: RAID, LVM and Quota


    Understanding different RAID Levels(0,1,5 and 10)

    Software RAID Configuration Software RAID Testing and Recovery Discuss Logical Volume Manager (LVM) Creating Logical Volumes Resizing Logical Volumes Logical Volume Manager Snapshots Using LVM Snapshots Quota management - user-based, group-based and disk-based quota implementation Enable file system quota Setting Quotas for users: setquota, edquota, quotaon, quotaoff, quotacheck Quota Concept:Soft Limit, Hard Limit and Grace Period Reporting Quota Status: quota, repquota and warnquota

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