Course Curriculums
Red Hat Linux Training:
Red Hat Linux is a popular Linux based operating system. In this training of Red Hat Linux Training you will be learning about Red Hat and Fedora Linux, Fedora Project, Installation of Linux, History of Linux &Unix, Open Source Software, Linux Software, Online Information Services, Hardware Requirements, Video and Monitor information, Network Configuration Information, RAID and Logical Volumes, Software Installations, X Window System Configuration.
You will be also learning about Laughing Programs, Familiarity with Cinnamon, Bundled Applications, File Management with Nemo, useful models with system setting, changing the default search engine in firefox, use of terminal. You will also get to learn about executing commands, navigating the file system, managing files, nano text editor, creating new users, temporarily revoking access, administrative access via sudo and visudo, understanding file and directory permissions, modifying permissions, mounting and unmounting volumns, configuration of software sources, advanced package management, understanding issues concerning codecs.
At the end you will be learning about encryption for home folder, configuration & testing the iptables firewall, backing up & restoring important data, creating & restoring snapshots, creating command aliases, killing command processes and lastly usage of backup and restore tools.
Target Customers:
• Students
• Professionals
• Anyone who wants to learn about Red Hat
Pre-Requisites:
• Computer with Internet connectivity to learn about Red Hat Linux Training.
• Passion to learn about Red Hat Linux Training.
Training Objective:
• To study in detail about Red Hat Linux Training.
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Section 1 : Introduction to Linux
1 Overview
2 Red Hat and Fedora Linux
3 The Fedora Project
4 Installing Linux
5 History of Linux and Unix Brief
6 Linux Overview
7 Open Source Software
8 Linux Software
9 Online Information Sources
10 Documentation
Section 2 : Installing Red Hat and Fedora Core
11 Hardware Requirements
12 Video and Monitor Information
13 Network Configuration Information
14 Partitions, RAID and Logical Volumns
15 Recommended Partitions
16 Software Installation
17 X Window System Configuration (Red Hat Only)
18 Login and Logout
Section 3 : Getting Acquainted With Cinnamon
19 Getting Familiar With Cinnamon
20 Launghing Programs
21 Notifications
22 Bundled Applications
23 File Management with Nemo
24 Most Usefull Models With System Setting
25 Changing the default search engine in Firefox
26 Why Should we use the terminal
Section 4 : An Introduction to the Terminal
27 Executing Commands
28 Navigating the File System
29 Managing Files
30 The nano text editor
31 Searching for files
32 Using watch command & Introduction to scripting
Section 5 : Managing Users and Permissions
33 Creating new Users
34 Changing Password
35 Temporarily Revoking Access
36 Administrative access via sudo and visudo
37 Understanding file and Directory Permissions
38 Modifiying Permissions
Section 6: Utilizing Storage and Media
39 Mounting and Unmounting Volumns
40 Automatically mounting volumns at boot time
41 Analyzing disk space
42 Managing packages in linux mint
43 Installing nmew applications like Filezilla
44 Configuring software sources
45 Advanced Package Management
46 Keeping your system up to date
47 Understanding issues concerning codecs
Section 7: Securing Linux Mint
48 Choosing Secure Passwords
49 Encrypting your home folder
50 Configuring And Testing The Iptables Firewall
51 Backing up and restoring important data
52 Creating and restoring snapshots
53 Creating Command
54 More Details on Creating Command
Section 8: Advanced Administration Techniques
55 Creating Command Aliases
56 More Details on Command Aliases
57 Killing Processes
58 Killing Command Processes
59 Preparing to move to a new release
60 Using Backup and Restore Tools
61 Monitoring Resource Usage
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Section 1 : Introduction to Linux
1 Overview
2 Red Hat and Fedora Linux
3 The Fedora Project
4 Installing Linux
5 History of Linux and Unix Brief
6 Linux Overview
7 Open Source Software
8 Linux Software
9 Online Information Sources
10 Documentation
Section 2 : Installing Red Hat and Fedora Core
11 Hardware Requirements
12 Video and Monitor Information
13 Network Configuration Information
14 Partitions, RAID and Logical Volumns
15 Recommended Partitions
16 Software Installation
17 X Window System Configuration (Red Hat Only)
18 Login and Logout
Section 3 : Getting Acquainted With Cinnamon
19 Getting Familiar With Cinnamon
20 Launghing Programs
21 Notifications
22 Bundled Applications
23 File Management with Nemo
24 Most Usefull Models With System Setting
25 Changing the default search engine in Firefox
26 Why Should we use the terminal
Section 4 : An Introduction to the Terminal
27 Executing Commands
28 Navigating the File System
29 Managing Files
30 The nano text editor
31 Searching for files
32 Using watch command & Introduction to scripting
Section 5 : Managing Users and Permissions
33 Creating new Users
34 Changing Password
35 Temporarily Revoking Access
36 Administrative access via sudo and visudo
37 Understanding file and Directory Permissions
38 Modifiying Permissions
Section 6: Utilizing Storage and Media
39 Mounting and Unmounting Volumns
40 Automatically mounting volumns at boot time
41 Analyzing disk space
42 Managing packages in linux mint
43 Installing nmew applications like Filezilla
44 Configuring software sources
45 Advanced Package Management
46 Keeping your system up to date
47 Understanding issues concerning codecs
Section 7: Securing Linux Mint
48 Choosing Secure Passwords
49 Encrypting your home folder
50 Configuring And Testing The Iptables Firewall
51 Backing up and restoring important data
52 Creating and restoring snapshots
53 Creating Command
54 More Details on Creating Command
Section 8: Advanced Administration Techniques
55 Creating Command Aliases
56 More Details on Command Aliases
57 Killing Processes
58 Killing Command Processes
59 Preparing to move to a new release
60 Using Backup and Restore Tools
61 Monitoring Resource Usage