RHCE Rapid Track Course and RHCE Exam Training from ASPE IT Division

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ITIL V3 Foundation Exam
Preparation Boot Camp

ITIL's best practices in IT Service Management enhance the cost-effectiveness of IT organizations, improve reliability and alignment with the needs of each business.

COURSE R250 \| 5-DAY SESSION RHCE Rapid Track Course and RHCE Exam Become a system administrator who can setup a Red Hat Enterprise Linux server and configure common network services and security at a basic level. Course Overview Course Outline Who Should Attend Cities & Dates

Section I: Essentials Essential initial topics in system administration, including editors, switching accounts, adding users, using cron, and managing network connections Section II: Kernel Services The Linux kernel: variants and modules The /proc filesystem and the sysctl command Accessing devices using udev Exploring hardware Section III: Filesystem Management Creating filesystems Making filesystem mounts persistent across reboots Managing swap space Section IV: User Administration Modifying and deleting user accounts Password aging Group administration Creating group directories Setting disk quotas Section V: Local Security Setting up a host-based firewall Using access control lists The SELinux security layer Managing suid and sgid executables Controlling access to superuser authority using sudo Section VI: Advanced Partitioning Understanding and implementing Software RAID Understanding Logical Volume Management Creating and resizing logical volumes Section VII: Installation The interactive Anaconda installer Kickstart: a hands-free method of installation Section VIII: System Initialization Understanding the boot procedure Configuring the GRUB boot loader The Initial RAM Disk Understanding run levels Controlling services Section IX: RPM, YUM, RHN RPM: The Red Hat Package Manager The YUM installer Using the Red Hat Network Section X: System Administration Topics Configuring the X Server The CUPS printing system cron and the superuser: the system-wide crontab file cron and system reboots: the anacron system Authentication Configuration: Pluggable Authentication Modules Section XI: Network Configuration Understanding network addresses Using OpenSSH for network communications Using VNC for network communications Network Authentication Section XII: Network Security Protecting services using TCP Wrappers Protecting the system using a packet filtering host-based firewall Section XIII: Network File Sharing Services Setting up an NFS server Setting up an FTP server The Samba Server: networking with Windows systems Section XIV: Network Infrastructure Creating a private repository NTP: Coordinating time Configuring a DHCP server Configuring a DNS server Section XV: HTTP Service Configuring the Apache web server Configuring the Squid web proxy cache Section XVI: Mail Service Understanding e-mail delivery Using sendmail and postfix Dovecot: an IMAP and POP server Section XVII: Troubleshooting A method for fault analysis Things to check Understanding recovery run levels Using the rescue environment