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RH300 provides intensive hands-on training on Red Hat Linux with focus
on the following objectives: Hardware and installation, Configuration
and administration, Kernel services and configuration, and user and host
security. The RHCE Certification is provided on the final day Includes:
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4 days intensive
fast-track training on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4
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Hands-on labs and
exercises
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RHCE Exam on day 5
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Catered lunch
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One workstation per
student!
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Student materials,
pre-assessment questionnaire, study aids, handouts
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Red Hat promotional
items! Audience:
UNIX or Linux system administrators who have
significant real-world experience with UNIX or Linux systems
administration and some experience setting up key networking services
such as HTTP, DNS, NIS, DHCP, and who want a fast-track course to
prepare for the RHCE Exam. Prerequisites:
RH033, RH133, RH253 or equivalent experience with
UNIX; LAN/WAN fundamentals Internetworking with TCP/IP, knowledge or
experience setting up NFS, HTTP, DNS, FTP, NIS, DHCP, and other
networking services, and security. Price: $2,798
Only $2,798 bundle price for this four-day course
plus one-day exam. Duration:
5 days Course Outline: Unit 1: Essentials
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Essential initial
topics in system administration, including editors, switching accounts,
adding users, using cron, and managing network connections Unit 2: Kernel Services
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The Linux kernel:
variants and modules
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The /proc filesystem
and the sysctl command
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Accessing devices
using udev
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Exploring hardware Unit 3: Filesystem Management
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Creating filesystems
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Making filesystem
mounts persistent across reboots
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Managing swap space Unit 4: User Administration
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Modifying and
deleting user accounts
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Password aging
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Group administration
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Creating group
directories
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Setting disk quotas Unit 5: Local Security
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Setting up a
host-based firewall
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Using access control
lists
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The SELinux security
layer
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Managing suid and
sgid executables
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Controlling access
to superuser authority using sudo Unit 6: Advanced Partitioning
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Understanding and
implementing Software RAID
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Understanding
Logical Volume Management
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Creating and
resizing logical volumes Unit 7: Installation
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The interactive
Anaconda installer
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Kickstart: a
hands-free method of installation Unit 8: System Initialization
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Understanding the
boot procedure
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Configuring the GRUB
boot loader
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The Initial RAM Disk
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Understanding run
levels
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Controlling services Unit 9: RPM, YUM, RHN
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RPM: The Red Hat
Package Manager
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The YUM installer
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Using the Red Hat
Network Unit 10: System Administration
Topics
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Configuring the X
Server
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The CUPS printing
system
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cron and the
superuser: the system-wide crontab file
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cron and system
reboots: the anacron system
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Authentication
Configuration: Pluggable Authentication Modules Unit 11: Network Configuration
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Understanding
network addresses
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Using OpenSSH for
network communications
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Using VNC for
network communications
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Network
Authentication Unit 12: Network Security
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Protecting services
using TCP Wrappers
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Protecting the
system using a packet filtering host-based firewall Unit 13: Network File Sharing
Services
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Setting up an NFS
server
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Setting up an FTP
server
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The Samba Server:
networking with Windows systems Unit 14: Network
Infrastructure
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Creating a private
repository
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NTP: Coordinating
time
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Configuring a DHCP
server
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Configuring a DNS
server Unit 15: HTTP Service
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Configuring the
Apache web server
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Configuring the
Squid web proxy cache Unit 16: Mail Service
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Understanding e-mail
delivery
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Using sendmail and
postfix
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Dovecot: an IMAP and
POP server Unit 17: Troubleshooting
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A method for fault
analysis
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Things to check
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Understanding
recovery run levels
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Using the rescue
environment
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