Linux Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE)

Linux Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE)

The Red Hat Certified Engineerâ„?course is designed for UNIX- and Linux-experienced users, networking specialists, and system administrators. This course provides intensive hands-on training on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, and includes the RHCE Certification Lab Exam.


A Red Hat Enterprise Linux system administrator who has been trained then tested by means of the RHCE Exam, a realistic performance-based lab exam that tests his/her actual ability to: install and configure Red Hat Enterprise Linux; understand limitations of hardware; configure networking and file systems; configure the X Window System; configure security, set up common network (IP) services, carry out diagnostics and troubleshooting, and perform essential Red Hat Enterprise Linux system administration.

UNIX or Linux system administrators who have significant real-world experience with UNIX or Linux systems administration and some experience setting up key networking services such as HTTP, DNS, NIS, DHCP, and who want a fast-track course to prepare for the RHCE Exam.


RH033, RH133, RH253 or equivalent experience with UNIX; LAN/WAN fundamentals Internetworking with TCP/IP, knowledge or experience setting up NFS, HTTP, DNS, FTP, NIS, DHCP, and other networking services, and security. For a complete list of prerequisites, see the Prerequisites for RH300.


Labs to be provided by the trainer

Hardware and Installation
Hardware Compatibility
CPU and SMP Support
New Hardware Detection
Plug and Play
Block and Other Devices
Disk Addressing and Partitioning
Peripheral Devices and their Configuration
The Red Hat Installer
Performing and Validating the Installation
The Boot Process
Virtual Consoles
The Boot Process
Kernel Initialization
init and /etc/inittab
Exploration of the init Process
The GRUB Boot Loader
Module 1: File system and Software Administration
Partitioning Utilities
Journaling File systems
Formatting File systems
mount
The Automounter
/etc/fstab
Red Hat Network Implementation
Maintaining Software with RPM
Performing RPM Queries
RPM Related Utilities
Module 2: User Administration
PAM
Creating User Accounts
Maintaining User Accounts
Creating/Maintaining Groups
The User Private Group Model
SGID Directories
The Initial User Environment
Configuring Quotas
NIS Server and Client Configuration
Module 3: System Administration Tools
Installing with Kickstart
cron Scheduling
Daily cron Scripts
Network Interface Configuration
CUPS Configuration and Administration
LPRng Configuration and Administration
syslog Configuration
Module 4: Kernel Services and Configuration
Linux LVM Configuration and Administration
Managing Kernel Modules
Examining and Setting Kernel Parameters in /proc
Software RAID Configuration and Recovery
Module 5: Apache and Squid
Squid Proxy Server Overview
Apache Configuration
Implementing Apache Virtual Hosts
Module 6: NFS and Samba
Configuring an NFS Server
Samba Client Tools
Samba Server Configuration
Windows Passwords and Samba
Sharing Files, Directories and Printers with Samba
Module 7: DNS and Electronic Mail
Sendmail Configuration Files
m4 Macro Language and the sendmail.mc File
Additional sendmail Configuration Files
Postfix Configuration Files
Configuring BIND
named.conf
Configuring Forward and Reverse Lookup Zones
Special Zones
Zone Files
Module 8: FTP, xinetd, and OpenSSH
vsftpd Configuration
DHCP Server Configuration
OpenSSH Client Utilities
OpenSSH Server Configuration
OpenSSH Authentication Methods
xinetd.conf
xinetd Service Files
Module 9: The X Window System
Configuring XFree86
The X Protocol Overview
X Protocol Network Transparency
X Window System and ssh
Window Managers
Display Managers
X Window System Security
X Window System Modularity
XFree86 Startup
The X Font Server
Module 10: Securing Services
tcp wrappers Configuration
netfilter Configuration
Maintaining netfilter Rules
netfilter Example
netfilter Network Address Translation
netfilter Connection Tracking
Module 11: Troubleshooting
File sytem Corruption
File sytem Recovery
Things to Check: The X Window System
Things to Check: Services
Things to Check: Networking
Things to Check: Booting
The Rescue Environment
Recovery Run levels
Boot Floppies

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