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DAY O N E DAY T W O DAY T H R E E DAY F O U R DAY F I V E
Int roduct i Working Processe Net workin File

on wit h Text s g System
Files (cont inue
Local d) Virt ualizin
Command Service Archiving
Line Users and s Files g
Groups Systems
Managing Permission OpenSS Soft war Revie
Files s H e w
Package
s
Get t ing Processe Log
Help s s

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DAY O N E
In t r oduct io n
Introductio
n
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Welcome to Class
Command ●
Course Objectives
and Str uct ure
Line
Orient ation to
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Classroom Network
Managing ●
Internationalization
Files Getting
Help

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W elco m e t o Class

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Co u rse Objectiv es and S t r uct u re

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DAY O N E DAY T W O DAY T H R E E DAY F O U R DAY F I V E
Int roduct i Working Processe Net workin File

on wit h Text s g System
Files (cont inue
Local d) Virt ualizin
Command Service Archiving
Line Users and s Files g
Groups Systems
Managing Permission OpenSS Soft war Revie
Files s H e w
Package
s
Get t ing Processe Log
Help s s

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Or ien t a t io n t o Classr oom N e t wo rk

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In t e rnationali za t io n

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DAY O N E Chapt e r 1:
Introductio
Accessing the
n Command Line
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Using the Local
Command ●
Console Using the
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Line Desktop Using the
BASH Shell
Managing
Files Getting
Help

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Goal:
To login to a Linux system and run simple commands

using the shell.

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Objectiv es:
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Use Bash shell synt ax to enter commands at a Linux
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console. Launch applications in a GNOME desktop
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environment .
Use Bash features to run commands from a shell
prompt using fewer keystrokes.

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A ccessing t h e Co m m a n d - L i n e
U sing t h e Local Console

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Quiz:
Local Console A ccess Te rm s

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A ccessing t h e Co m m a n d - L i n e
U sing t h e D esk t op

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E xecuting Com man ds
U sing t h e B A S H S hell

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Quiz:
B A S H Comm ands and Keyboa rd
S h o rt cu ts

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Lab:
A ccessing t h e Co m m a n d Line

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DAY O N E Chapt e r 2 :
Introductio
Managing Files From
n the Command Line
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The Linux File System
Command ●
Hierarchy Locating Files by
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Line Name
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Managing Files
Managing Using Command-
Line Tools
Files Getting Matching File Names Using
Path Name Expansion
Help

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Goal:
To copy, move, create, delete, and organize files while

working from the Bash shell prompt .

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Objectiv es:
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Identify the purpose for import ant directories on
a Linux system.
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Specify files using absolute and relative path
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names. Create, copy, move, and remove files and
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directories using command-line utilities.
Match one or more file names using shell
expansion as argument s to shell commands.

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T he Linux File Sy st e m H i e ra rchy

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Quiz:
File Sy st e m H i e ra rchy

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Loca t i n g File s by N a m e

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Quiz:
Loca t in g File s and D i rect o ries

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Managing File s U sing Co m m a n d - L i n e Tools

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P r actic e:
Co m m a n d - L i n e File Ma n ag em e nt

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M a tching File N a m es U sing
Pa t h N a m e E xpansion

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Quiz:
Pa t h N a m e E xpansion

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Lab:
Managing File s w i t h S hell E xpansion

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DAY O N E Chapt e r 3 :
Introductio
Get ting Help in Red
n Hat Ent erprise Linux
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Reading Document ation
Command Using man Command
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Line Reading Document ation

Using pinfo Command
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Managing Reading Documentat ion in

/usr/share/doc
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Files Getting Getting Help From Red

Hat
Help

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Goal:
To resolve problems by using on-line help systems and

Red Hat support utilities.

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Objectiv es:
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Use the man Linux manual
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reader. Use the pinfo GNU
Info reader.
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Use the Red Hat Package
Manager (RPM) package
documentation.
Use the redhat-support-tool
command.

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Reading Docu m e nt at i o n U sing
m a n Co m m a n d

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P r actic e:
U sing t h e m a n Co m m a n d

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Reading Docu m e nt a t io n
U sing pinfo Co m m a n d

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Reading Docu m e nt a t io n
U sing pinfo Co m m a n d

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P r actic e:
U sing t h e pinfo Co m m a n d

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Reading Docu m e nt a t i o n
in / usr/ sh a re/ doc

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P r actic e:
V iewing Package Docu m e nt a t i o n

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Get t in g Help F r o m Red H a t

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P r actic e:
Cr ea t i n g and V iewing an S oS Repo rt

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Lab:
V iewing and P r in t in g Help Docu m e nt at i o n

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DAY T W O Chapt e r 4 :
Working Creating, Viewing,
with Text and Editing Text
Files
Files
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Local
Users and Redirect ing Output to a
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Groups File or Program
Permission ●
Editing Text Files from the
s Shell Prompt
Editing Text Files
Processes wit h a Graphical
Editor

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Goal:
To create, view, and edit text files from command

output or in an editor.

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Objectiv es:
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Redirect the text output of a program to a file or to
another program.
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Edit existing text files and create new files from t he
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shell
prompt with a text editor.
Copy text from a graphical window to a text file using
a text editor running in the graphical environment .

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Redirectin g Ou t p u t t o a File or P r o g ra m

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Quiz:
I / O Redirect io n and P ipelines

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Editing Tex t File s f r o m t h e S hell P r om pt

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P r actic e:
Editing File s w i t h V i m

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Editing Tex t File s w i t h a G raphical Ed i tor

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P r actic e:
Copying Tex t B et ween W indows

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Lab:
Cr eat in g, V iewing, and, Editing Tex t File s

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Working Managing Local
with Text Linux Users and
Files Groups
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Local
● Users and Groups
Users and
Groups ● Gaining Superuser
● Access
Permission
s ● Managing Local User
Account s Managing Local
Processes
Group Account s Managing
User Passwords

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Goal:
To manage local Linux users and groups and

administer local password policies.

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Objectiv es:
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Explain the role of users and groups on a Linux
system and how they are understood by the
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computer.
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Run commands as the superuser to administer a Linux
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system. Create, modify, lock, and delete locally defined
user account s.
Create, modify, and delete locally defined group
account s.
Lock account s manually or by set ting a password-
aging policy in the shadow password file.

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U se rs and G roups

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Quiz:
U se r and G roup Concept s

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Gaining S u p e ruse r A ccess

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P r actic e:
R unning Com mands as r oot

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Managing Local U se r A ccount s

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P r actic e:
Cr ea t i n g U se rs U sing
Co m m a n d - l in e Tools

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Managing Local G roup A ccount s

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P r actic e:
Managing G roups U sing
Co m m a n d - l in e
Tools

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Managing U se r Passwo rds

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P r actic e:
Managing U se r Passwo rd A ging

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Lab:
Managing Local Linux U se rs and G roups

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Controlling Access t o
Working
with Text
Files with Linux File
Files
Local System Permissions
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Linux File System
Users and Permissions
Groups ●
Permission Managing File System

s Permissions from the
Processe ●
Command Line
s Managing Default
Permissions and File
Access

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Goal:
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To set Linux file system permissions on files and
interpret the security effect s of different permission
set tings.

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Objectiv es:
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Explain how the Linux file permissions model
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works. Change the permissions and ownership
of files using command-line tools.
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Configure a directory in which newly created files
are automatically writ able by members of the group
which owns
the directory, using special permissions and default
umask settings.

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Linux File Sy st e m P e rmissions

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Quiz:
In t e rp retin g File and D i rect o ry
P e rmissi
ons

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Managing File Sy st e m P e rmissions f r o m t h e
Co m m a n d Line

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P r actic e:
Managing File S ecu ri t y f r o m t h e
Co m m a n d Line

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Managing D efa u l t P e rmissions
and File A ccess

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P r actic e:
Cont r olling N ew File P e rmissions
and Ow n e rship

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Lab:
Cont r olling A ccess t o File s w i t h Linux File
Sy st e m P e rmissions

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Working Monitoring and
with Text Managing Linux
Files
Processes
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Local
Users and
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Processes
Groups ●
Controlling
Permission
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Jobs Killing
s Processes
Monitoring
Processes Process
Activity

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Goal:
To evaluate and control processes running on a

Red Hat Enterprise Linux system.

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Objectiv es:
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List and interpret basic information about processes
running on the system.
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Control processes in the shell's session using bash job
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control.
Terminate and control processes using signals.
Monitor resource usage and system load due to
process activity.

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P r ocesses

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Quiz:
P r ocesses

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Cont r olling J o b s

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P r actic e:
B ackg round and Fo re g round
P r ocesse
s

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Killing P r ocesses

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P r actic e:
Killing P r ocesses

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M o n i to ring P r ocess A ct i v i ty

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P r actic e:
M o n i to ring P r ocess A ct i v i ty

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Lab:
M o n i to ring and Managing Linux P r ocesses

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DAY T H R E E Chapt e r 8 :
Processe
Controlling Services
s and Daemons
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Ident ifying
Services Automatically Started
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System Processes
OpenSS
Controlling System
Services
H Logs

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Goal:
To control and monitor net work services and system

daemons using systemd.

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Objectiv es:
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List system daemons and net work services st arted by
systemd service and socket unit s.
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Control system daemons and network
services using systemctl.

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Ident i f ying A u to m a t ica ll y S t a r t ed Sy st e m
P r ocesses

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P r actic e:
Ident i f y t h e st a tus of sy st em d u n i ts

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Cont r olling Sy st e m S e r vices

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P r actic e:
U sing sy st e m ct l t o Ma n a g e
S e r vices

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Lab:
Cont r olling S e r vices and D aemons

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DAY T H R E E Chapt e r 9 :
Processe
Configuring and
s Securing OpenSSH
Service
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Services
Accessing the Remote
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Command Line with
OpenSS
SSH
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H Logs Configuring SSH Key-

based Authentication
Customizing SSH
Service Configuration

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Goal:
To configure secure command-line access on remote

systems using OpenSSH.

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Objectiv es:
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Log into a remote system using ssh to run commands
from a shell prompt .
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Set up ssh to allow secure password-free logins by
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using a
private authentication key file.
Customize sshd configuration to restr ict direct logins
as root or to disable password-based authentication.

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A ccessing t h e Re m ot e Co m m a n d Line
with SSH

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P r actic e:
A ccessing t h e Re m ot e
Co m m a n d -
Line

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Conf iguring S S H Key -b ased A ut he n tic a t i o n

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P r actic e:
U sing S S H Key -b ased A uth e n tic a t i o n

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Cust omizing S S H S e rvice Conf igura t io n

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P r actic e:
Rest r ict in g S S H Logins

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Lab:
Conf iguring and S ecu ring
OpenSS H
S e rvice

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DAY T H R E E Chapt e r 10:
Analyzing and
Processe
s St oring Logs
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System Log
Services ●
Architect ure Reviewing
OpenSS
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Syslog Files
Reviewing systemd
H Logs ●
Journal Entr ies
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Preserving the systemd
Journal Maint aining
Accurate Time

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Goal:
To locate and accurately interpret relevant system log

files for troubleshooting purposes.

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Objectiv es:
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Describe the basic syslog architect ure in Red Hat
Enterprise Linux 7.
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Interpret entr ies in relevant syslog files to
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troubleshoot problems or review system st atus.
Find and interpret log entries in the systemd
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journal to
troubleshoot problems or review system st atus.
● Configure systemd-journald to store it s journal on
disk rather than in memory.
Maint ain accurate time synchronization and t ime
zone configuration to ensure correct timest amps in
system logs.

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Sy st e m Log A rch i tect u re

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Quiz:
Sy st e m Logging Component s

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Reviewing Sy slog File s

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P r actic e:
Finding Log E nt r ies

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Reviewing sy st em d J o u rnal E nt r ies

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P r actic e:
Finding Event s w i t h journalct l

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P r ese r ving t h e sy st em d J o u rnal

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P r actic e:
Conf igure a P e rsist ent
sy st e m d J o u rnal

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Ma i n t aining A ccu ra te T i m e

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Quiz:
A djust in g Sy st e m T i m e

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Lab:
A n a l yzing and S t o ring Logs

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DAY F O U R Chapt e r 11:
Networking Managing Red Hat
Linux Ent erprise
Archiving Files Net working
Software Net working Concept s
Validating Net work
Packages Configuration Configuring
Net working with nmcli Editing
Network Configuration Files
Configuring host names and
Name Resolution

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Goal:
To configure basic IPv4 networking on Red Hat

Enterprise Linux systems.

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Objectiv es:
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Explain fundament al concept s of computer
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net working. Test and review current network
configuration with basic utilities.
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Manage network settings and devices with
nmcli and Net workManager.
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Modify network set tings by editing the
configuration files. Configure and test system
hostname and name resolution.

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N e t wo rking Concept s

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Quiz:
N e t wo rking Concept s

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V alidating N e t wo rk Conf igura t i o n

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P r actic e:
E xamining N e t wo rk Conf igura t i o n

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Conf iguring N e t wo rking w i t h n m cli

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P r actic e:
Conf iguring N e t wo rking w i t h n m cli

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Editing N e t wo rk Conf igura t i o n File s

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P r actic e:
Editing N e t wo rk Conf igura t i o n File s

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Conf iguring host n a m e s and N a m e Resolution

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P r actic e:
Conf iguring host n a m e s
and N a m e Resolution

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Lab:
Managing Red H a t E nt e rp rise Linux
N e t wo rking

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Networking Archiving and
Copying Files
Archiving Files Bet ween Syst ems
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Software Managing Compressed

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t ar Archives
Packages Copying Files Between
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Systems Securely
Synchronizing Files
Bet ween Systems
Securely

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Goal:
To archive and copy files from one system to

another.

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Objectiv es:
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Use tar to create new compressed archive files and
ext ract files from existing archive files.
Copy files securely to or from a remote system
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running sshd.
Securely synchronize t he content s of a local file or
directory with a remote copy.

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Managing Co m p ressed t a r A rchives

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P r actic e:
B acking U p and Rest o ring File s F r o m
a t a r A rchive

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Copying File s B et ween Sy st ems S ecu rely

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P r actic e:
Copying File s Ove r t h e N e t wo rk
W i t h scp

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Synch ronizing File s B et ween
Sy st em s S ecu rely

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P r actic e:
Syn ch ronizing T wo D i rect o ries
S ecu rely w i t h
r sync

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Lab:
A rchiving and Copying File s
B et ween Sy st em s

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Networking Inst alling and
Updating Sof tware
Archiving Files Packages
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Software At t aching Systems to

Subscriptions for
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Software Updates
Packages
RPM Software Packages
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and YUM
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Managing Software
Updates with yum
Enabling yum
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Software
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Goal:
To download, install, update, and manage sof tware

packages from Red Hat and YUM package
repositories.

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Objectiv es:
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Register systems with your Red Hat account and
entitle t hem to software updates for installed
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product s.
Explain what an RPM package is and how RPM
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packages are used to manage software on a Red Hat
Enterprise Linux system.
● Find, inst all, and update sof tware packages using
the yum command.
● Enable and disable use of Red Hat or third-party
YUM
repositories.
Examine and install downloaded sof tware package
files.

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A t t aching Sy st em s t o S ubscr iptions for
S of t wa re U p d a tes

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Quiz:
Red H a t S ubscr iptio n Ma na g em e nt

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R P M S of t wa re Packages and Y u m

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Quiz:
R P M S of t wa re Packages

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Managing S of t wa re U p d a tes w i t h y u m

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P r actic e:
Inst alling and U pdating S of t wa re
with yum

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E nabling y u m S of t wa re Reposi t o ries

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P r actic e:
E nabling S of t wa re Reposi t o ries

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E xamining R P M Package File s

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P r actic e:
W o rking w i t h R P M Package File s

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Lab:
Inst alling and U pdating
S of t wa re
Packages

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DAY F I V E Chapt e r 1 4 :
Accessing Linux
File System
File Syst ems
Virt ualized ●
Identifying File Systems
and Devices
Systems Review
Review ●
Mounting and Unmounting
File Systems
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Making Links between
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Files Locating Files on the
System

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Goal:
To access and inspect exist ing file systems on a

Red Hat Enterprise Linux system.

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Objectiv es:
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Identify the file system
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hierarchy. Access the content s
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of file systems.
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Use hard links and symlinks to make multiple
names. Search for files on mounted file
systems.

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Iden t i f ying File Sy st em s and D evices

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Quiz:
Iden t i f ying File Sy st em s and D evices

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Mo u nt in g and U nmounti n g File Sy st em s

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P r actic e:
Mo u nt in g and U nmounti n g
File
Sy st em s

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Making Links B et ween File s

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P r actic e:
Making Links B et ween File s

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Loca t i n g File s on t h e Sy st e m

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P r actic e:
Loca t i n g File s on t h e Sy st e m

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Lab:
A ccessing Linux File Sy st ems

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DAY F I V E
Chapt e r 1 5 :
File System Using Virt ualized
Syst ems
Virt ualized ●
Managing a Local
Systems Review ●
Virt ualization Host
Installing a New Virt ual
Machine

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Goal:
To create and use Red Hat Enterprise Linux virt ual

machines with Kernel-based Virt ual Machine (KVM)
and libvirt .

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Objectiv es:
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Install a Red Hat Enterprise Linux system as a host for
running virt ual machines.
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Perform an interactive install of Red Hat Enterprise
Linux on a virt ual machine.

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Managing a Local V ir t ualiza t i o n H ost

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Quiz:
Managing a Local V ir t ualiza t io n H ost

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Inst alling a N ew V ir t ual M a chine

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