RHCSA Lecture #6: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Network Configuration

In this video you will see the installation of RHEL6. RHEL6 is latest release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Red Hat Linux is one of the most popular Linux operating system in the market.

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Introduction
Why is Linux worth learning?
Virtualmachine installation/setup
RedHat virtual machine setup
Linux GUI essentials
File system navigation ls, cd, pwd
Finding files commands find, locate, upadtedb, man
File & folder ownership commands chown, chmod
Move, delete, and copy file commands mv, rm, cp
Commands grep, pipe, echo, cat
YUM package manager
RPM package manager
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Globbing
IORedirection
Vim text editor
Linux file system
Links
Backups and compression
Automating tasks with cron
User properties and where they are stored in the system
Creating a user
Creating groups and assigning users to them
Intro to network interfaces
Network manager and configuration
Network manager and configuration, trouble shooting tools
Installing and configuring SSH server
Installing and configuring SSH server
SSH passwordless and SCP (secure copying of files between hosts)
Partitioning and file systems
Partitioning a new disk
Formatting a partition using xfs file system
Mounting the partitions
Linux volume management (LVM)
DHCP, NIS, FTP, HTTP, NFS, DNS, Samba, Open LDAP, Network, YUM configurations

See why Linux is worth learning followed by a basic familiarization with the graphic user interface.
Introduction to the free video series and how to get help with your Linux questions.
Installing RedHat or CentOS with minimal modifications to your current system beginning with downloading, installing and configuring VirtualBox on Windows 8.1.
Create a Red Hat virtual machine including where to download Red Hat Linux and how to install it in a virtualized environment.
Installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Completed installation process with Red Hat Enterprise Linux, rebooting, and doing post installation procedures.
Installing RedHat or CentOS with a dual boot approach on Windows 8 starting with how to dual boot Red Hat and windows 8.
Finished installation with dual boot and second steps to running the Linux operating system on a windows computer.
Linux Graphical User Interface (GUI).
Basic familiarization with Linux Graphical user interface.
Learning Linux file systems and the system monitor in the Linux graphical user interface. Looking at processes running and more.
Basic Linux commands for beginners. Learn the Linux command line. File system navigation. Commands "ls, cd, pwd."
File system commands in more detail. Change directory command in with ~.
Finding files. Commands "find, locate, updatedb, man" starting with getting to know the manual.
Permissions for files and and folders. Get started with "chown, chmod."
Changing file and folder ownership and permissions between users. More about commands "chown, chmod."
Basic Linux tasks: Move, delete and copy files. Commands "mv, rm, cp."
Linux commands "grep, pipe, echo, cat."
Introduction to the default packet manager for Red Hat Linux Enterprise and for CentOS called yum packet manager.
Essential options used on a daily basis with the yum packet manager.
Rpm packet manager.

A Red Hat® Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) is able to perform the following tasks:

Understand and use essential tools for handling files, directories, command-line environments, and documentation
Operate running systems, including booting into different run levels, identifying processes, starting and stopping virtual machines, and controlling services
Configure local storage using partitions and logical volumes
Create and configure file systems and file system attributes, such as permissions, encryption, access control lists, and network file systems
Deploy, configure, and maintain systems, including software installation, update, and core services
Manage users and groups, including use of a centralized directory for authentication
Manage security, including basic firewall and SELinux configuration Red Hat Enterprise Linux, RHCSA certificate