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Linux Administration – Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Training Course

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Build essential Linux skills with our Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Administration Training Course. Designed for aspiring system administrators, this course covers command line fundamentals, user and permission management, storage and networking configuration, and system security. Learn to manage services with systemd, use tools like DNF and RPM for software installation, and automate tasks with shell scripting. Ideal for those preparing for real-world Linux administration or Red Hat certification paths.

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Training course Outline – Linux Administration – Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL):

Module 1: Getting Started with Linux

Introduction to Linux: Understand the history of Linux, its open-source nature, and the role of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Command Line Fundamentals: Learn how to access the command line, use essential commands, and navigate the file system.
Text File Management: Master text editors like Vim and Nano to create, view, and modify configuration files.
Help and Documentation: Learn to use man pages and other built-in help systems to find information and troubleshoot.

Module 2: Managing Users, Permissions, and Processes

User and Group Management: Create, delete, and manage local user accounts and groups, and set password policies.
File Permissions: Understand and control file and directory access using standard permissions and ACLs (Access Control Lists).
Process Management: Monitor and manage running processes, including starting, stopping, and controlling background jobs.
Service Management: Control system services and daemons using systemd, a key component of modern Linux.

Module 3: Storage and Networking

Local Storage: Configure and manage physical storage, including creating partitions, file systems (ext4 and XFS), and logical volumes using LVM (Logical Volume Manager).
Network Configuration: Configure network interfaces, set up hostnames and IP addresses, and manage network services.
Remote Administration: Learn to securely connect to and manage systems remotely using SSH (Secure Shell).

Module 4: Software, Automation, and Security

Software Management: Use package management tools like DNF and RPM to install, update, and manage software packages from repositories.
Security: Implement basic security measures by configuring the firewall (firewalld) and understanding SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) policies.
Automation: Create simple shell scripts to automate routine system administration tasks.
Troubleshooting: Practice essential troubleshooting skills, including analyzing system logs and managing the boot process.