
Course Introduction
In this Video we are discussing what is the Kerberos Protocol and how it works on CentOS 7.
One of the Components of the Kerberos Authentication Protocol is the KDC Admin Server , so we are discussing how can we configure it on CentOS 7.
In this Lecture we are discussing how can we configure the CentOS 7 Client to Authenticate from Kerberos Protocol.
In the Past there was NFSv3 , Now on CentOS 7 there are a lot of Enhancements on the NFS Service so lets check the Features of the NFSv4.
In this Lecture we are discussing how can we simply configure the NFS in the Server and Client.
To get started and complete the configuration we have to check the SElinux Settings for the Exported Directories in the NFS Server.
Understanding the Kerborized NFS and how it works is very important before we configure it practically on the CentOS Server.
How can we Configure the NFS with Kerberos Authentication Protocol ?.
Configuring the NFS for Group Permissions.
In this Lecture we are talking about an Overview about Samba Server.
How can we configure the Samba on Server and Client?.
Configuring Samba for Group Collaboration.
What we will be discussed in this Module ?.
There are a lot of Enhancements in the Level of Networking on CentOS 7 so lets check it.
How to Configure Static Route in CentOS Server ?.
Understanding the Network Teaming.
Configuring Network Teaming.
Understanding Network Bridging.
Configuring Network Bridging.
Configuring IPv6 on CentOS 7.
What is the Firewalld ? and is there any relationship between Firewalld and iptables ? that's will be discussed in this video.
Understanding the Firewalld.
For more Diving into the Firewalld so we need to talk about the Rich Rules.
As long as we talk about the Firewalld so we have to talk about ANT and Port Forwarding.
How we can Configure Masquerade in CentOS 7 ?.
Configuring Port Forwarding.
Unbound DNS is one of the most important Services in Linux so it is the time to talk about.
To configure The DNS Caches the Traffic so we need to configure DNS Cache Server.
Understanding Apache Web Server.
Creating Simple Web Site in Apache.
Configuring Virtual-Host in Apache.
Configuring Private Directory in Apache.
Deploy CGI Application.
Group Managed-Content.
Understanding the https in Apache and why it is so important in Production Servers.
Configuring Apache for https Security.
In the Linux Field you can create your own Open Source Storage easily so we need to talk about the iSCSI SAN Storage.
Configuring the Target Server and Prepare the Disks to be Shared as a Block Storage.
Accessing the target Server and Accessing the Shared LUNs also we will test the Connectivity in case any fail in the Network Level.
In Production Servers we will need to configure Relay SMTP to allow the Server send Mails for Monitoring Issues for example.
Configuring the Postfix Service to Relay Host.
In the Linux Administration Field, we cannot get started with any Linux advanced tasks without first mastering foundational topics. This course will help all students who aim to enhance their knowledge and advance confidently to the senior level of Linux Administration.
This course is one of the best-rated on Udemy, discussing RHCE 7-related topics with in-depth documentation provided in every lesson to ensure a complete understanding of each concept, supported by hands-on practical demonstrations.
It serves as a thorough preparation for the RHCE exam by covering all the required content in a structured and practical manner.
CentOS 7 System Engineer Complete Course includes videos and comprehensive documentation for every module. The course consists of 14 well-structured modules, each containing a number of detailed lessons, labs, and real-world examples to solidify learning and build true system engineering skills.
This is not the official RHCE course but will be extremely helpful for anyone who wants to become RHCE-certified on RHEL 7 through practical experience and focused, exam-relevant content.
The Course Modules :
Kerberos Authentication.
NFS File Sharing.
SMB File Sharing.
Advanced Networking.
Firewalld.
Unbound DNS.
Apache Web Service.
iSCSI SAN Storage.
Mail Service.
Managing SSH.
Managing MariaDB.
NTP.
Starting with Bash Scripting.
Logging and Monitoring.