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Part 1

What is Linux?

  • History
  • Linux environment.

Introduction to Red Hat Enterprise Linux and its versions.

  • About Red hat certification
  • Different between Red Hat Linux versions
  • New features in Red Hat Linux 7

Linux basic commands.

  • System identification commands
  • Listing commands

Linux advanced commands.

Basic hardware requirements and Installation.

  • Support for i386 and x86_64 bit systems
  • Types of installation
  • Partitioning plan
  • Assigning identification information to the installed system.

Structure of Linux.

  • Hierarchy structure
  • Types of files.
  • Setting up symbolic link and hard link.

Partitioning the Hard disk with different mechanisms.

  • Primary partitions
  • Logical partitions
  • Using fdisk
  • Using parted

File systems and Mounting.

  • File system structure
  • About ext3, ext4 and xfs file systems
  • Creating the file system
  • Checking the file systems integrity.
  • Tuning the file system parameters.
  • Mounting file systems temporally
  • Mounting the file systems using fstab
  • Using fuser command
  • Disk usage commands

User management and configuring user quotas.

  • Types of users
  • Configuration files of user management tasks
  • Creating users and groups
  • Modifying users and groups
  • Deleting users and groups
  • Setting up users profiles
  • Uses of Disk quota
  • Configuring user quota
  • Configuring group quota

Setting up file permissions.

  • Basic rules of setting permissions
  • Changing permission using chmod
  • Changing ownership using chown
  • Changing group ownership using chgrp
  • Setting up umask
  • Configuring sticky bit and setuserid, setgroupid
  • Using chattr
  • Using Access control list(ACL)

Using sudo for controlling the users.

  • Setting up sudo access to normal users using visudo
  • Setting users to handle particular aplications

Package management using RPM and YUM.

  • Downloading rpms
  • Installing the packages
  • Upgrading the packages
  • Checking the packages.

Process management and monitoring.

  • Explaining processes
  • Using different tools for monitoring the processes
  • Killing the unwanted process
  • Changing the priority of the processes

Basic Networking.

  • Basic networking devices
  • Network topologies
  • Subnetting

Using Networking commands and troubleshooting.

  • Setting up static ip
  • Network basic commands
  • Explaining about network configuration files

Network bonding.

Booting Process

  • Booting process and GRUB
  • What are the programs involved in booting
  • Booting stages
  • GRUB
  • /etc/intitab and runlevels

Part 2

Setting up yum server and clients

  • Preparing the system for yum server
  • Configuring local yum server
  • Configuring yum mirror server.
  • Setting up yum clients.

Configuring FTP server

  • Setting up FTP server using vsftpd package
  • Using /etc/vsftpd/vsftpd.conf
  • Setting up anonymous access
  • Denying and allow users to access ftp server.

Building local DNS server and slave

  • Setting up DNS master server
  • Change the setting in configuration files
  • Creating the zone databases
  • Test the configuration and setup the client systems
  • Setup the slave server
  • Assign the slave ip to clients and test the setup

Hosting websites using Apache server

  • Installing the Apache packages
  • The apache configuration file
  • Apache log files
  • Setting password for websites
  • Virtual hosting

Securing the Apache server using SSL

  • Usiing ssl.conf

Setting up ssh server and transferring file using scp, rsync

  • Using ssh key authentication
  • Generating the ssh key
  • Using scp and rsync

Using DHCP server to generate dynamic ips to clients

  • Installing DHCP server
  • The DHCP configuration file
  • Test the client systems

SAMBA server configuration

  • Installing samba packages
  • The samba configuration file
  • Create public share
  • Configure samba login
  • Setting up samba clients

Setting up mail server using POSTFIX

  • About MTA,MDA.MUA and MSA
  • Installing postfix packages
  • Setup postfix as default mail server
  • The postfix configuration file
  • The /etc/aliases file
  • Setting up email clients.

Using squid proxy server to block the websites.

  • Installing squid packages
  • The /etc/squid/squid.conf file
  • Denying and allowing the websites with different methods

NFS and AUTOFS

  • Explaining different NFS services
  • Installing NFS packages
  • The /etc/exports
  • NFS server options
  • Installing AUTOFS
  • The Autofs configuration files

Centralized user authentication using NIS

  • Installing NIS packages
  • Setting up the NIS domain name
  • Generate the NIS maps databases
  • Setup the client system

Centralized user authentication using LDAP

  • Installing the LDAP packages
  • Setup the configuration using setup.ds.admin.pl script
  • Installing the DS console
  • Setting up the directory suffix
  • Create users and groups
  • Pointing LDAP clients to communicate with the server.

Part 3

Configuring IPTABLES

  • Explaining command structure
  • input rules, output rules, and forward rules
  • setting up masquerading
  • backing up iptable rules

Performance tuning and maintaining logs

  • Tuning /etc/security/limits.conf file
  • The sysctl.conf file
  • Viewing tunable parameters

Tuning the hardware resources using CGROUPS

  • Explaining about subsystems
  • Limit the CPU access to users and groups
  • Limit the memory access to users and groups

SELinux concepts

  • Using SELinux commands
  • Basic SELinux settings
  • About SELinux context
  • Setting SELinux Booleans

Installing new kernel

  • Installing new kernelRecompiling the kernel

Remote accessing using VNC

  • Installing vnc server and clients
  • Sharing the graphical desktop to clients

Configuring logical volume manager

  • Pv creation
  • Vg creation
  • Lv creation
  • Extending vgs
  • Extending lvs
  • Vg reduce
  • Lv reduce
  • Moving pvs to other vg
  • Creating snapshot volumes

RAID concepts and setting up software RAID

  • Creating RAID-0, RAID-1, RAID-5
  • Testing RAID-1 and RAID-5 failover
  • Creating spare hard disks

Installing OS using kickstart.

  • Creating Kickstart file
  • Share the kickstart file through NFS
  • Install the clients using kickstart file

Installing OS using PXE-Boot

  • configuring TFTP service
  • configuring DHCP service
  • configuring nfs service
  • creating the kickstart file

Dumping TCP data using TCPDUMP

  • capture packets using tcpdump command
  • Install Wireshark

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