Red Hat Certified Technician
Author:Michael Jang
Language:english
Category:Certification
Lessons:103 | 0 hrs
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Red Hat Certified Technician

Introduction

Welcome
System Requirements

Prerequisite Skills

Using Standard Command Line Tools
Processing Text Streams and Files
Running a Terminal-based Text Editor
Managing Input/Output Redirection
Working with Basic TCP/IP Addressing
Running su & passwd
Working with tar, gzip, & bzip2v
Configuring Email & Web Clients
Working with lftp

Installing Linux

Preparing to Install
First Steps
Partition Options
Configuring File Systems
Configuring Software RAID
GRUB Configuration
Network Configuration
Package Groups
Configure & Troubleshoot While You Wait

System & Service Initialization

Understanding the Boot Process
Troubleshooting GRUB
Loading Kernels & Modules
Running the First Process & inittab
More on /etc/inittab
Controlling how Services Start
Shutdown & Reboot

Configuring Kernel Services & Modules

Managing Modules
Configuring with /proc & sysctl.conf
Finding Detected Hardware
Controlling & Monitoring Processes

Managing Filesystems

Partition Management
Creating Filesystems with Journals & More
Filesystem Attributes
Mounting in /etc/fstab
Automounting
Filesystem Management Commands

Configuring Network Devices

Detecting Network Devices
Working with Network Status Commands
Running Network Configuration Commands
Deciphering Network Configuration Files Pt.1
Deciphering Network Configuration Files Pt.2
Network Client Tools (DHCP/route/DNS)

Package Management & Kickstart

Understanding The Red Hat Package Manager
Understanding yum & Dependency Resolution
Correctly Upgrading Kernels
Using RPM Command Features
Setting up Kickstart

User Administration

Creating New Users
Managing Password Aging
Using Login Shells
Managing Groups
Configuring a Special Group
Running sudo & su
Understanding Network User Databases
Managing File Permissions
Managing File Ownership
Understanding Access Control Lists
Troubleshooting Security Enhanced Linux

Printing & Administration Tools

Understanding CUPS
Controlling cron & crontab
Making syslog he|p your Logs
Backing Up Locally & Remotely Pt.1
Backing Up Locally & Remotely Pt.2

The X Window System

Understanding X Server/X Client Relationship
Using X Clients & Remote X Sessions
Configuring the X Window Graphically
Configuring X With Text Commands
Understanding the X Configuration File

Advanced Filesystem Management

Configuring Software RAID
Recovering a Software RAID Volume
Creating Logical Volumes
Converting LVM1 to LVM2 & Resizing
Limiting Users by Quota

Troubleshooting

Reviewing the Scientific Method
Troubleshooting the X Window
Troubleshooting Networking
Booting Differently
Using the Rescue Environment

Troubleshooting & System Maintenance

Boot Systems Into Different Runlevels
Solve Network Configuration Problems
Work Through Hostname Resolution Problems
Set up the X Window
Configure a Desktop Environment
Add New Partitions/Filesystems & Swap
Troubleshooting at the Command Line

Installation & Configuration

Install over a Network
Set up your own Partitions
Install & Configure Printers
Schedule Tasks Using cron & at
Connect to a Network Directory Service
Work with the Automounter
Users/Groups/Quotas & File Access Control Lists
Configuring Permissions for Collaboration
Install & Update RPMs
Properly Update the Kernel Package
Remote Repositories Using yum or pup
Modify the System Bootloader
Implement Software RAID
Managing Kernel Run-time Parameters
Scripting to Automate System Maintenance

Wrap Up

Wrap Up

Credits

About This Author
Sample the First 3 Chapters FREE!! Below is a listing of all the lessons included with the training package for Red Hat Certified Technician Training. Click on the linked titles to view any or all of the lessons in the first three chapters. You must have Quicktime installed on your computer - if you are using a recent computer, then chances are you already do. Introduction Welcome System Requirements Prerequisite Skills Using Standard Command Line Tools Processing Text Streams and Files Running a Terminal-based Text Editor Managing Input/Output Redirection Working with Basic TCP/IP Addressing Running su & passwd Working with tar, gzip, & bzip2v Configuring Email & Web Clients Working with lftp Installing Linux Preparing to Install First Steps Partition Options Configuring File Systems Configuring Software RAID GRUB Configuration Network Configuration Package Groups Configure & Troubleshoot While You Wait

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