This course covers all aspects of RHCE certification and Linux administration skills. It will teach students to administer a Linux system through topics like user management, filesystems, backups, networking services and security tools. The course is taught by experienced system engineers and includes hands-on training on a live domain with public IP addresses.

1. This course will cover all aspects of RHCE (Red Hat Certified Engineer) Certification and
the basics of Linux in detail. At the end of the course delegates will have the skills required
to administer a Linux System. The course will also cover Internet application server
configuration on live registered domain name with valid public IP addresses. The training
will be given by Senior System / Network engineers with several years of industry
experience.
Course Contents
Introduction to Unix, Installation of Linux
User, Group Administration, ACL
RHCE
LINUX
Automation of Jobs, Disk Partitions
Mounting File Systems
Backup and recovery, Printer Configuration Linux Essentials
System Administration
Basics of NFS, AutoFS Network
Administration &
Kickstart Installation, Quotas Security
DHCP NIS, DNS, Mail, Web, VSFTP Squid, Samba
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Securing your Linux Server with Firewall & SELinux
Troubleshooting your Linux System
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2. COURSE DETAILS
Introduction to UNIX & LINUX Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
◗ History of UNIX and LINUX ◗ Configuring Linux as DHCP Server
◗ Basic concepts of Operating System, Kernel, Shell & File ◗ Configuring various clients for DHCP Server (Windows & Linux)
System structure Mail Server (SMTP, POP3, IMAP)
◗ Basic concepts of Linux ◗ Basics of Mail Servers
◗ Differences between Red Hat Enterprise Linux & Fedora ◗ Configuring SMTP service using sendmail
◗ Commands of Linux ◗ Configuring POP3 / IMAP service on Linux
Installation of Linux ◗ Integrating Antivirus & Antispam
◗ Interactive Installation Web Server (Apache)
◗ Kickstart Installation ◗ Basics of Web Service
Startup & Shutdown Scripts ◗ Introduction to Apache
◗ Booting Sequence ◗ Configuring Apache for main site
◗ Kernel Initialization ◗ Configuring Apache for multiple sites using IP-based, port-
◗ INIT Process based and name-based virtual hosting
FTP Server (vsftp daemon)
Software Package Administration
◗ Basics of File Transfer Protocol
◗ Installing and deleting software packages
◗ Configuring vsftpd for anonymous ftp service
◗ Querying and updating software packages
Proxy Server (Squid)
User and Group Administration ◗ Basics of proxy services
◗ Creating and deleting users from the systems ◗ Configuring proxy services
◗ Modifying users profile ◗ Creating ACL’s for controlling access to internet
◗ Creating and deleting groups
◗ Important system files related to user administration Samba Service
◗ Creating, deleting and modifying users and group & ◗ Basics of file sharing in Windows
policy ◗ Configuring Samba service for file sharing with windows systems
Securing your Linux Server by IP Tables & SELinux
Advanced File Permissions ◗ Implementing local & network security
◗ Assigning advanced files permissions SUID, SGID & Sticky bit ◗ Basic elements of Firewall using IP Tables
◗ Creating, modifying and deleting ACL’s ◗ SELinux Overview
Disk Partitioning and Mounting File System ◗ Working of SELinux
◗ Using fdisk, disk druid utilities for disk partitioning ◗ Customizing SELinux Policy
◗ Using mkfs, commands to create file systems Troubleshooting your system
◗ Mounting various file systems ◗ Recovering the super user password
◗ Auto mounting of file system ◗ Recovering the boot loader (GRUB)
Quotas ◗ Troubleshooting Xserver problems
◗ Enabling Quotas on partitions ◗ Troubleshooting network related problems
◗ Creating Quotas for users RAID (Redundant Array of InExpensive Disks) & LVM
◗ Auditing Quotas ◗ Implementing RAID on Linux
◗ RAID levels (0, 1 and 5) configuration using RAID tools
Backup and Recovery
◗ Resizing the Partition using LVM
◗ Introduction to various types of backup media
◗ Backup and restoring data using dump / restore commands Web based Administration
◗ Backup and restoring using tar and cpio commands ◗ Installing Webmin on Linux
◗ Automation of Jobs ◗ Administrating Linux machine remotely
◗ Using Webmin as a tool for configuring various services on Linux
NFS
◗ Configuring NFS server LDAP
◗ Mounting NFS exports on NFS clients ◗ Configuration of LDAP
◗ Creation of Users / Groups
Network Information Service (NIS) Virtualization
◗ Basics of NIS
◗ Managing Virtual machine with xend
◗ Configuring NIS Servers and client
◗ Starting & stoping virtual machine
◗ Creating NIS users
◗ Virtualization trouble Shooting
DNS with BIND 9
◗ Basics of Internet Diffrence between Unix and Linux Flavors
◗ Basics of DNS and BIND 9 Installation of Oracle 10g on linux
◗ Configuring DNS primary server and secondary servers
◗ Configuring DNS for multiple domains and sub domains Live Setup – Demo by Faculty
◗ Configuring various client (Windows & Linux) Designing, Implementing & Maintaining of Corporate Network