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    FastTrack To Red Hat Linux 7 System Administrator

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    This 7-day course is designed to provide experienced Linux/Unix administrators with practical experience administering a Linux system to the level required for the Red Hat Certified Systems Administrator certification. The course closely follows the official Red Hat curriculum and covers topics like networking, user and file administration, software management, security, disk partitioning, logical volume management, kernel maintenance, kickstart installations, services, virtualization, and remote access. Students should have strong command line experience with Linux/Unix utilities and be capable of using man pages.

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    FastTrack To Red Hat Linux 7 System Administrator

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    This 7-day course is designed to provide experienced Linux/Unix administrators with practical experience administering a Linux system to the level required for the Red Hat Certified Systems Administrator certification. The course closely follows the official Red Hat curriculum and covers topics like networking, user and file administration, software management, security, disk partitioning, logical volume management, kernel maintenance, kickstart installations, services, virtualization, and remote access. Students should have strong command line experience with Linux/Unix utilities and be capable of using man pages.

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    This 7-day course is designed to provide experienced Linux/Unix administrators with practical experience administering a Linux system to the level required for the Red Hat Certified Systems Administrator certification. The course closely follows the official Red Hat curriculum and covers topics like networking, user and file administration, software management, security, disk partitioning, logical volume management, kernel maintenance, kickstart installations, services, virtualization, and remote access. Students should have strong command line experience with Linux/Unix utilities and be capable of using man pages.

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    FastTrack To Red Hat Linux 7 System Administrator

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    This 7-day course is designed to provide experienced Linux/Unix administrators with practical experience administering a Linux system to the level required for the Red Hat Certified Systems Administrator certification. The course closely follows the official Red Hat curriculum and covers topics like networking, user and file administration, software management, security, disk partitioning, logical volume management, kernel maintenance, kickstart installations, services, virtualization, and remote access. Students should have strong command line experience with Linux/Unix utilities and be capable of using man pages.

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    The document outlines an intensive 7 day course on Red Hat Linux system administration that aims to prepare students for the RHCSA certification. It covers a wide range of tasks involved in Linux system administration from basic networking and user management to advanced topics like storage, virtualization and troubleshooting.

    The course covers topics like accessing and configuring the Linux system, basic networking, user and file administration, system monitoring, software management using RPM and YUM, security with SELinux, disk partitioning, logical volume management, kernel maintenance, Kickstart installation, systemd services, and virtualization.

    Some of the key system administration tasks covered include user and group management, file permissions, log file monitoring and rotation, software installation and updates, security configuration, disk partitioning and LVM, kernel modules, network configuration, and service management.

    FastTrack to Red Hat Linux 7 System

    Administrator
    Overview:
    This highly practical instructor led FastTrack to Red Hat Linux 7 System Administrator course is designed to give
    experienced LINUX/UNIX administrators practical experience in the administration of a LINUX system to a level
    required by the Red Hat Certified Systems Administration certification. This course is targeted to closely follow
    the official Red Hat curriculum and will enable the student to work towards the RHCSA qualifications. This class
    will have a high, practical content and a fast pace. Delegates should have a strong command line experience of
    UNIX/LINUX including cp, grep, mkdir, ssh, tar, useradd, cups, be capable of using man pages and DHCP, to name
    just a few. This course can also be used as a practical refresher course prior to taking the RHCSA examination.

    Pre-Requisites:
    This course assumes a strong prior knowledge of the LINUX/UNIX operating system. The content of the
    Administering Red Hat Linux 7 - Part 1 course is the minimum level of knowledge required for attendance on this
    course. Delegates should be experienced Linux/UNIX Administrators.

    Duration:
    7 days

    Modules:
    Course Introduction
    Administration and Course Materials
    Course Structure and Agenda
    Delegate and Trainer Introductions

    Session 1: ACCESSING THE SYSTEM


    Logging in and command line access
    Getting Help - man pages, info, /usr/share/doc
    Sources of information available on the WEB
    Remote Desktop Access

    Session 2: BASIC CLIENT NETWORKING


    Configuring Network Interfaces
    Controlling Network Devices: ifup/ifdown
    Configuring IPV4 dynamic and static networking
    Network Tools ifconfig, ethtool etc
    Configuring basic NTP
    Connecting NIS and LDAP clients to corresponding servers
    Linking to a system using ssh and rsync
    Exercise

    Session 3: USER AND FILE ADMINISTRATION


    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

    Session 4: SYSTEM MONITORING


    Monitor CPU and memory usage
    Check disk utilization
    System Log Files
    Monitor system logs
    rsyslogd
    Analyzing and rotating log files
    Exercise

    Session 5: SOFTWARE MANAGEMENT


    The Red Hat Package Management system
    Installing removing software manually using rpm
    RPM queries and verifying packages
    Dependency problems and resolution
    Updating the Kernel from RPM's
    Other RPM features
    Exercise

    Session 6: MANAGING SOFTWARE WITH YUM


    The YUM management tool
    Software repositories
    Accessing repositories from a client
    Updating your system with Red Hat Network

    Session 7: DATA SECURITY


    SELinux
    Management of SELinux
    Easy configuration and customization of SELinux
    Configuring and using ssh and scp
    Basic Firewall management
    Exercise

    Session 8: DISK PARTITIONING


    Understand and configure disk partitioning
    LUKS encrypted partitions
    Exercise

    Session 9: LVM VOLUMES


    Basic LVM design and configuration
    The Logical Volume Manager (LVM)
    Creating LVM file systems
    Resizing LVM file systems
    LVM Snapshots
    Exercise

    Session 10: MAINTAINING THE KERNEL


    Kernel Design
    Dynamic Modules
    Loading and removing modules
    Using kernel arguments
    Changing Tuneable Parameters
    Exercise

    Session 11: INSTALLING RED HAT LINUX USING KICKSTART


    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

    Session 12: USING SYSTEMD AND CONTROLLING SERVICES


    The systemd deamon
    Control Services using systemctl etc.
    System Shutdown and Reboot management

    Session 13: MANAGING VIRTUAL SYSTEMS


    Virtualization concepts
    Install a KVM virtual system
    Checking for supported hardware
    Start and shutdown a virtual system
    Exercise

    Session 14: ACCESSING DATA ON REMOTE SYSTEMS


    Configuring client access to an Network File system Server (NFS)
    Providing CIFS access
    Configuring autofs
    Exercise

    Session 15: TROUBLESHOORTING


    Understanding the boot process
    The Rescue Environment
    Overriding Boot Levels from grub
    Common boot problems and their resolution
    Exercise

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