RHCSA - Red Hat Enterprise Linux Administration Training+LAB

Name: RHCSA - Red Hat Enterprise Linux Administration Training+LAB
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Mastering Linux Administration: RHCSA Essentials

Created byVijay Kumar

Last updated 5/2024

English

What you'll learn

Deep understanding of Linux system administration, including managing users, permissions, file systems, and processes.
Configuring network interfaces, setting up network services, and troubleshooting network connectivity issues
Essential security practices, such as configuring firewalls, implementing access controls, and securing network services to protect systems from cyber threats.
troubleshooting skills to diagnose and resolve common system issues, perform system updates, manage system resources, and implement backup and recovery.

Course content

11 sections • 87 lectures • 14h 15m total length

Introduction of Linux and RHCSA Jobs24:14
2. What are certification help you to start career as linux administrator4:22
Linux is an Open Source7:43
Linux Process2:11
Linux LAB Duel boot or VirtualBox6:31
Explore virtualization to run two Linux machines—Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Kali Linux—using VirtualBox or VMware. Compare dual boot and virtualization for cybersecurity training.
Which one you need to download Kali Linux and RHEL 99:54
Check your processor and OS architecture to choose 64-bit or 32-bit Kali Linux, ensure at least 2 GB RAM, and consider live USB or virtualization for Kali and RHEL 9.
Install Kali Linux on VirtualBox7:40
Install RHEL 9 on VirtualBox12:43

Access a shell prompt and issue commands with correct syntax6:52
Relative path and absolute path.mp44:26
cd ls and cat command6:50
Learn to navigate the linux file system using cd, ls, and cat, view contents, check the present working directory, and move between directories with dot dot and relative paths.
Use input-output redirections10:22
Use input-output redirections5:44
Master input-output redirections in Linux by redirecting error data to files, filtering install and remove logs with pipelines and grep, and viewing results with head and tail.
Access remote systems using SSH9:00
Learn to access remote systems using ssh by configuring and starting the ssh service, then connect from Kali Linux or Windows via PuTTY to the target 192.168.0.104.
Log in and switch users in multiuser targets4:48
Create and edit text files and Directory16:58
Create, delete, copy, and move files and directories10:47
Learn to create, move, rename, copy, and delete files and directories using rm, mv, cp, and rmdir, including using wildcards and handling empty directories.
List, set, and change standard ugo_rwx permissions14:09
Locate, read, and use system documentation including man, info, and files.2:07

basics of scripting9:30
Explore the basics of bash scripting, learn the shebang line, create and execute your first shell script, and automate routine tasks using commands like cat, grep, and echo.
Conditionally execute code use of12:40
Use Looping constructs - While Loop13:02
Use Looping constructs - For loop12:28
Demonstrate using for loops and while loops to read data from files, parse CSV with cut, and automate user creation and deletion via shell scripting.

Boot, reboot, and shut down a system normally3:02
Boot systems into different targets manually10:26
Interrupt the boot process in order to gain access to a system8:38
Identify CPU or memory intensive processes and kill processes10:42
Identify cpu or memory intensive processes using ps and top, locate resource hogs, and terminate them with kill or kill -9, while managing shell jobs and daemons with appropriate privileges.
Manage tuning profiles8:24
Locate and interpret system log files and journals17:10
Preserve system journals10:39
Securely transfer files between systems13:58

Features of partition on MBR and GPT Disks4:29
Understanding Partitions in Linux9:56
Create partition in Linux using fdisk utility8:40
Create partitions on MBR disks12:44
Make filesystem, mount and unmount partition to store data13:39
unmount and delete the partition2:13
Delete existing partitions on sdb using fdisk, create a single new partition, and format sdb1 with ext3 to complete the disk setup.
Create, Extend Logial Volume Part120:44
Create, Extend Logial Volume Part215:47
Delete Logical Volume, Volume Group and Physical Volumes5:08
Delete the LV first, then the VG, and the PV, since PV depends on VG and VG on LV, using the LV remove command and LV reduce to adjust size.
Mount temporary using UIID6:39
Configure systems to mount file systems at boot by universally unique ID11:31
unmount partition1:02
Add new partitions and logical volumes, and swap to a system non-destructive11:32

Create, mount, unmount, and use vfat, ext4, and xfs file systems11:54
Create, format, mount, and unmount vfat, ext4, xfs, and zfs file systems on Linux lvm partitions, then configure persistent mounts with fstab using uuid or labels.
Mount and unmount network file systems using NFS12:14
Learn to configure an NFS server, export folders via /etc/exports, and mount the shared data on a client with show mount and a permanent /etc/fstab entry.
Configure autofs5:17

Schedule tasks using at and cron15:52
Start and stop services and configure services to start automatically at boo17:02
6.3. Configure systems to boot into a specific target automatically11:27
Introduction of Clocks and NTP8:53
Configure time service clients and explain how system time, hardware clock, and CMOS battery interact; enable NTP synchronization to keep all devices, including Android devices, on the same precise time.
Configure time service clients16:42
Install package using dpkg and configure repository in Debian based OS15:57
Learn to install a Debian package with dpkg and configure the repository in a Debian-based OS, using apt to resolve dependencies from repositories.
Package in its dependancy in Linux6:58
Install package on Linux using rpm4:47
6.5-4 Install package using apt command in Ubuntu6:04
Install the package using rpm command8:18
learn how to download and install rpm packages on rpm-based systems using curl, then uninstall with rpm -e or reinstall, and manage packages with dnf and apt autoremove.

Introduction about users in Linux9:06
Create a local User on Linux7:34
Create local linux users with useradd, set passwords, and verify entries in /etc/passwd and home directories. Switch users from root, view current users, and understand uid, gid, and groups.
Modify the local user accounts5:16
Adjust password aging for local user accounts6:04
Create and modify local groups in Linux6:01
Delete groups and users2:56
Configure superuser access on RHEL 912:24
Configure superuser access on RHEL 9 by granting sudo rights to a user via the wheel group or editing /etc/sudoers with visudo, and verify with whoami and sudo commands.
Configure superuser access in Kali Linux9:07

Configure firewall settings using firewall-cmd or firewalld15:27
Configure the firewall with firewall-cmd and firewalld, manage ACL-based filtering across zones, and apply permanent or temporary rules for services like http and ssh.
Configure key-based authentication for SSH19:42
Allow specific user to loging using ssh8:40
Set enforcing and permissive modes for SELinux8:49
Explore how SELinux enforces access controls on Linux systems, distinguishing enforcing and permissive modes, and how context and permissions protect critical directories like /tmp and web roots.
List and identify SELinux file and process context10:49
Restore default file contexts8:51
Manage SELinux port labels9:38
Use Boolean settings to modify system SELinux settings6:32
Diagnose and address routine SELinux policy violations4:16

Requirements

Basic Computer Skills: Students should have a good understanding of fundamental computer operations, including using a keyboard and mouse, navigating the file system, and working with basic software applications.

Description

Are you ready to dive into the world of Linux system administration? Our RHCSA Essentials course is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to become a proficient Red Hat Certified System Administrator.

In this comprehensive course, you'll delve into the essentials of Linux system configuration, management, and troubleshooting. From mastering user and group administration to setting up and maintaining crucial network services like DNS, DHCP, and file sharing, you'll gain hands-on experience in managing Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems effectively.

Key areas covered include system configuration and management, network services setup and maintenance, security implementation and hardening, and troubleshooting and performance optimization. With practical labs and real-world scenarios, you'll develop the expertise needed to tackle complex system administration tasks and ensure the stability and security of Linux-based environments.

Whether you're an aspiring system administrator, IT professional seeking Linux skills, student in an IT-related field, career changer into Linux admin roles, or a Linux enthusiast aiming for formal certification, this course is your pathway to mastering Linux administration and earning your RHCSA certification.

Enroll now and take the first step towards a rewarding career in Linux system administration!
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Who this course is for:

Aspiring System Administrators, IT Professionals seeking Linux skills, Students and Graduates in IT fields, Career Changers into Linux admin roles, Linux Enthusiasts wanting formal certification

RHCSA - Red Hat Enterprise Linux Administration Training+LAB

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Course content

Introduction Of RHCSA and LAB Setup8 lectures • 1hr 15min

Understand and use essential tools11 lectures • 1hr 32min

Create simple shell scripts4 lectures • 48min

Operate running systems8 lectures • 1hr 23min

Configure local storage13 lectures • 2hr 4min

Create and configure file systems3 lectures • 29min

Deploy, configure, and maintain systems10 lectures • 1hr 52min

Manage basic networking4 lectures • 41min

Manage users and groups8 lectures • 58min

Manage security9 lectures • 1hr 33min

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