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Course Code:	UN 111
Course Abstract:	This course will teach the commands and methods needed to setup and manage a RHEL system. The course will also use a problem solving approach in the lab exercises to teach system administrators advanced topics, for long-term management of the system. Systems: Red Hat V5 Update 1, Red Hat V5 Update 2
Audience:	This course is designed for individuals who are system administrators.
Duration:	4 days
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to: > Install, update and boot the RHEL operating system > Set up user accounts and directories > Prepare queues for use > Perform backups for integrity and performance reasons > Monitor the system for performance > Do basic setup of network software and capabilities
Course Topics:	Advanced System Concepts for System Administrators Linux history and timelines Process concepts Bash Shell command usage and review Optimizing system help information System administrator functions Using the root account root access via sudo Using the RHEL administrative graphical interfaces Manipulating system default environment files Configuring and using webmin System Installation and Updating Installation types and methods Installing the RHEL operating system Upgrading to a newer release of RHEL Maintaining the system via patches Adding additional products to the system (packages) General package management Reconfiguring the Linux kernel Startup and Shutdown Components involved in the Linux boot Grub loader stages and configuration Default bootstrap Boot to single-user mode Linux startup methods, tools, and procedures Understanding run levels Adding procedures to the startup mechanisms Shutdown methods and control Managing of System Users UID and GID concepts Creation of a user account Security through password aging Controlling access by groups Login sequence Setting up user environment files Using and maintaining user login files Viewing and controlling running processes KDE setup files .gnome* files and directories (menus and layouts) Managing Printer Queues Using CUPS (common Unix print system) Commands to manipulate queues Commands to manipulate jobs in queues Managing Disk and Tape Volumes Commands to manipulate disks/filesystems partitioning disk surfaces with fdisk creating ext3 file systems (newfs / mkfs) manipulating file system structures verifying file system structures with fsck making file systems available to software (mount) Creating and using LVM based file systems Commands to manipulate archival volumes: tar utility cpio utility dump and restore utilities Configuring software RAID (optional) Monitoring System Activity Informational Utilities The vmstat utility The iostat utility The sar utility The netstat utility Maintaining swap and paging space(s) Analyzing output from the top facility Network Setup and Configuration TCP/IP address selection Host names and related files Configuring network devices Network testing with ping Network utilities: telnet, rlogin, rcp, rsh, ssh Maintaining System Integrity Login and user accounting Command/process level accounting Using cron tables Controlling system logging via syslogd Server Setups (Procedures and Mechanisms) DNS FTP Mail Web (Apache) Samba
Prerequisites:	It is assumed that the participant has successfully completed the Fundamentals of Linux course, or has equivalent system time as a user. Each participant will have a working RHEL system for lab exercises (via virtual machine environments).

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Systems Administration Essential Operations Course

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