Linux Training : Red Hat Enterprise Linux Survival Skills Series

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Linux Training Overview

This series teaches the basic working environment of an RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) system. It introduces commonly required operations that can be performed by entering commands interactively in a command terminal, along with functions available in the Desktop Environments (KDE and Gnome).

The courses are specifically for RHEL on any supported hardware platform.

Linux Training Prerequisites

This course is considered to be an advanced RHEL course. Attendance at the RHEL Absolute System Essentials class is mandatory, or the participant must have prior 'user level' experience with RHEL.

Linux Training Course duration

This course normally requires two (2) days, approximately 50% lecture and 50% lab time.

Linux Training Course Objectives

Each participant will be able to use Bash Shell techniques and commands to maintain collections of files, create files using interactive editor utilities, create and execute basic command procedures, communicate with other users, and tailor the interactive environment to meet their needs. Day-to-day system administration functions are also shown by commands and graphical interfaces.

Linux Training Course Sessions Overview

The sessions are oriented in a layered approach: skills and techniques shown build upon the previous set. The Administration session is two (2) days in length, comprising a set of operations that have been shown to be absolutely essential to the successful installation, starting,stopping, and operating a Red Hat Linux system.

Linux Training Course outline

System Concepts for Linux Administrators

        System administrator functions and duties
        Using the root account
        RHEL graphical and non-graphical interfaces
        Manipulating system default environment files
        Using cron tables to automate repetitive tasks
        Startup and Shutdown
        Overview of boot operations
        Startup methods and procedures
        Adding procedures to the startup mechanism
        Shutdown methods and control

System Installation and Updating

        Installation types and methods
        Installing the RHEL operating system (server)
        Updating RHEL modules
        RHEL product control (rpm, yum)
        Obtaining and installing patches to RHEL

Managing of System Users

        /etc/passwd /etc/group files and contents
        Creation of a user account
        Setting up user environment files
        Password aging (via PAM and other settings)
        Removing a user account

Managing Disk and Tape Volumes

        Whole disk and LVM disk layouts
        Device naming conventions
        File system structure contents
        Creating file systems with mkfs
        mounting and umounting file systems
        backup and restore utilities

Network Setup and Configuration

        Affected files and utilities
        Defining values for:
                router
                subnet address
                DNS server information

Print Queue Management

        Defining local print queues
        Defining network print queues
        Defining print queues on Windows servers
        Defining forms in RHEL
        Scheduling of jobs

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