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Redhat Linux System and Network Administration
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Linux is an operating system that works just like Windows and Mac OS X. As an operating system, Linux manages your Linode's hardware and provides services your other software needs to run. This course will cover all aspects of Linux Certification. At the end of the course delegates will have the skills required to manage and administer a Linux System. The training will be given by Senior System / Network Administrator with several years of industry experience.

Course Outline

Introduction to Linux and Linux Installation
User, Groups and ACL Administration
Disk partitioning
Mounting different types of file systems
Backup and Recovery
Data sharing with NFS
Disk Quota, LVM, Raid
DHCP, DNS, Web, FTP, YUM Server configuration

Details:

Duration: 2 Months
Weekadays Classes: 2hr/day
Weekaend Classes: 2hr/day
Training Fee: 12,000/-

Redhat Linux System and Network Administration
Syllabus

RHCSA
  • Introduction to UNIX and LINUX
    1. History of Unix and Linux
    2. Basic concept of Operating System, Kernel, Shell and File System Structure
    3. Basic concept of Linux
    4. Different between CentOS, Redhat Enterprise Linux and Fedora
    5. Basic Linux commands
    6. Advanced Linux commands
  • Installation of Linux
    1. Interactive Installation
    2. Network Installation (NFS, FTP, Web based installation)
  • Introduction to Graphical Environment
    1. Use and customize the GNOME interface
    2. perform command tasks using the GNOME GUI
    3. Launch applications from command line and GNOME interface
    4. Customize X Windows System
  • Software Packages Administration
    1. Installation and Removal of software packages
    2. Querying and updating software packages
  • User and Group Administration
    1. Creating and Deleting users from system
    2. Modifying users profiles
    3. Creating and Deleting Groups from system
    4. Important System files related to user administration
  • Advanced File Permission
    1. Assigning advanced file permission i.e chmod, chown, chgrp and sticky bit
    2. Creating, modifying and deleting ACLs
  • Disk Partitioning and mounting file systems
    1. Using fdisk, disk druid utilities for disk partitioning
    2. using mkfs command to create file system
    3. Mounting various file systems
    4. Auto mounting of file system
  • Disk Quota
    1. Enabling Quota on partition
    2. Creating Quota for users
    3. Auditing Quota limits
  • Backup and Recovery
    1. Introduction to various type of backup media
    2. Backup and restoring using tar and cpio commands
  • NFS Share
    1. Configuring NFS Server
    2. Mounting NFS exports on NFS client
    3. Dynamic Host Configuring Protocol (DHCP)
    4. Configuring Linux as DHCP Server
    5. Configuring various clients for DHCP Server (Linux and windows client)
  • DNS Server
    1. Configuration of DNS Server
    2. Configuration of Primary DNS Server
    3. Configuration of Secondary DNS Server
    4. Configuration of forward lookup zone
    5. Configuration of reverse lookup zone
    6. Testing tool of DNS zone
    7. Adding services in DNS
  • Mail Server (SMTP, POP3, IMAP)
    1. Basic of mail servers
    2. Configuring SMTP service using Postfix
    3. Configuring POP3 / IMAP Service on Linux
  • Web Server (Apache)
    1. Basic of web services
    2. Introduction of Apache web server
    3. Configuration of Apache for main site
    4. Configuring Apache for multiple sites, IP based, Port based and Name based virtual hosting
  • FTP Server (vsftp daemon)
    1. Basic of file transfer protocol
    2. Configuring vsftpd for anonymous ftp services
  • RAID and LVM (Redundant Array of InExpensive Disk / Logical Volume Manager)
    1. Implementing RAID on Linux
    2. Configuring RAID level 0, 1, 5
    3. Creating LVM Partition
    4. Resizing the partition using LVM
  • Web based Administration
    1. Installing webmin on Linux
    2. Administrating Linux machine remotely
    3. Using webmin as a tool for configuring various services on Linux

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