Administering Red Hat Linux 7 Part 1

Who will the Course Benefit? Who will the Course Benefit?

The Administering Red Hat Linux 7 - Part 1 training course is suitable for anyone who is new to Linux and needs to understand and use the operating system. The course will particularly appeal to Microsoft Windows system administrators, network administrators and other operating system professionals or anyone who requires a proficiency in Linux.

The delegate will learn and acquire skills as follows:

• Work on the command line with Bash Shell commands
• Access help and documentation facilities both locally and online
• Understand the Linux file system and managing files from the command line
• Use the graphical desktop and be able to manage files graphically
• Understand the Cockpit web based interface for Administration tasks
• Create and edit files using gedit
• Manage users, groups and passwords
• List and change access permissions on files and directories from the command line
• Managing processes
• Understand system daemons using systemd
• Use systemctl to start, stop and view services
• Understand disk organisation and Logical Volume Manager
• View information relating to file systems
• Archive files and copy files between systems
• Understand, analyse and rotate system log files
• Access logging information using journalctl
• Manage system software using rpm, yum and dnf
• Understand basic IPV4 networking concepts
• Use basic network commands to access remote systems using the command line (ssh, scp and rsync)
• Create and access a virtual machine that uses KVM and libvirt

Create and access a virtual machine that uses KVM and libvirt Course Objectives Course Objectives

To provide command line and GUI skills required to work productively in the workplace using Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). The delegate will possess at the end of the course some of the fundamental skills required to begin their studies towards achieving the various Red Hat certifications.

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The delegate will learn and acquire skills as follows:

• Work on the command line with Bash Shell commands
• Access help and documentation facilities both locally and online
• Understand the Linux file system and managing files from the command line
• Use the graphical desktop and be able to manage files graphically
• Understand the Cockpit web based interface for Administration tasks
• Create and edit files using gedit
• Manage users, groups and passwords
• List and change access permissions on files and directories from the command line
• Managing processes
• Understand system daemons using systemd
• Use systemctl to start, stop and view services
• Understand disk organisation and Logical Volume Manager
• View information relating to file systems
• Archive files and copy files between systems
• Understand, analyse and rotate system log files
• Access logging information using journalctl
• Manage system software using rpm, yum and dnf
• Understand basic IPV4 networking concepts
• Use basic network commands to access remote systems using the command line (ssh, scp and rsync)
• Create and access a virtual machine that uses KVM and libvirt

Create and access a virtual machine that uses KVM and libvirt Course Objectives Course Objectives

To provide command line and GUI skills required to work productively in the workplace using Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). The delegate will possess at the end of the course some of the fundamental skills required to begin their studies towards achieving the various Red Hat certifications.