RHCE Practice Exam

Explore a two-system setup across local and cloud environments, configure ssh on port 22, mount client-server resources, and enforce read-only permissions while testing security and configuration questions.

Master RHCE practice with Part II hands-on lab exercises, focusing on setting up a local server environment, testing configurations, handling files and permissions, and securing systems through guided scenarios.

Learn to configure and export network shares to a specific host or network, set read-only or read-write permissions, open the firewall, start and enable services, and verify mounts for RHCE.

Learn how to use Kerberos to control access to NFS network shares by configuring keytabs, starting secure services, mounting Kerberos-protected shares, and validating access on client and server.

Set up samba shares for a specific client and a group with read and write access, and mount them on the client using user credentials.

Learn to configure an iSCSI target and initiator, create and expose a block device, and discover, login, and mount the remote volume on the client.

Learn to configure aggregated network links using teaming (or bonding), including creating a team, assigning IPs, applying interface changes, and verifying the setup.

Configure a bonded, aggregated network link between two systems using bonding, including creating a bond, configuring master and slave interfaces, and bringing the bond online with nmcli.