RHCE (Red Hat Certified Engineer )

NetVarsity
New Delhi, India

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Complete set of 10 Linux courses covering concepts from basic to advanced level. Also mapped to the RHCE (Red Hat Certified Engineer ) Exam

After completing all the courses in the curriculum, you will be able to:

Communicate in a Linux environment.
Create and maintain documents
Automate routine tasks in the command line interface.
Secure data on the Linux server. You will also learn to secure files and user accounts.
Automate daily schedules by using the graphic user interface of Linux.

Install applications on the Linux System.
Manage user and group accounts on the Linux operating System.
Configure printers.
Trouble-shoot printer-related problems.
Schedule print jobs and manage pring queues.

Make backup copies of files and directories.
Restore backup copies of files and directories.
Configure a modem to connect to the Internet.
Configure a proxy server.
Secure your network by applying firewalls.

Configuring a Linux computer to lease out IP address using Dynamic host configuration Protocol(DHCP) service.
Configure a DNS on a Linux computer.
Configure a Web server on a Linux computer
Configure Samba.
Configure NFS.
Install Linux.
Troubleshoot common Linux-related problems.
Dual boot between multiple operating systems.
Build source and binary RPMs.
Rebuild RPMs.
Relocate the build tree.
Use Kickstart to automate installation.
Work with multiple X clients and an X server.
Secure a single computer.
Configure and optimize the Linux kernel.
Configure E-mail services.
Configure an FTP server.
Configure Squid proxy services.
Configure an NIS server and client

Configure the Linux server to restrict disk use.
Implement fault tolerance for a filesystem using RAID.
Configure the Linux machine as a NetWare client using the Internet Packet eXchange (IPX) protocol.
Configure the Linux machine as an NCP server using the mars-nwe package.

Implementing Basic Host Security
Advanced Networking Configuration
Using Encryption


Course Outline

SUGGESTED SEQUENCE
Communicate in Linux
Using the chat utility.
Reading E-mails.
Sending E-mails.
Creating and Maintaining Documents
Creating Files.
Editing Files.
Copying Files.
Moving Files.
Renaming Files.
Deleting Files.
Automating Tasks
Creating Single Line Utilities.
Chanting the shell prompt.
Creating a Shell Script.
Securing Data
Changing passwords.
Granting or Revoking Permissions.
Locking the terminals.
Scheduling Activities
Automating Daily Schedules Using GUI.
Installing application.
Installing application-Practice.
Managing User and Groups
Create a user account.
Delete a user account.
Create a group.
Managing Printer and Print Jobs
Configure printers.
Troubleshoot printers and print related problems.
Schedule print jobs and manage print queues.
Securing Data
Making Backup Copies.
Restoring Backup Copies.
Enabling Users to Access the Internet
Accessing the Internet.
Securing the Network
Standardizing IP addresses in a Network
Leasing out IP addresses using DHCP.
Configuring DNS on a Linux computer.
Configuring a Web Server
Enabling Access to the Machines
Running Other OSs on the Network

Configuring Samba.
Configuring NFS.
Installing Linux
Troubleshooting
Dual Booting in Linux
Building RPMs
Building Source and Binary RPMs
Rebuilding RPMs
Relocating the build tree
Automating Installation
Using Kickstart to Automate Installation
Automating Installation over the Network
Using Remote X Applications
Accessing an X Server Remotely
Implementing X Security
Customizing Linux Kernels
Configuring the Linux Kernel
Optimizing the Linux Kernel
Standard Network Services
Configuring E-Mail Services
Configuring an FTP Server
Configuring the Squid Proxy Server
Configuring Network Information Services
Controlling Filesystem Utilization
Understanding Quotas
RAID and MD Systems
Interoperability with IPX Networks
Connecting a Linux Client to a NetWare Server
Emulating a NetWare Server on a Linux Server
Implementing Basic Host Security
Securing a Linux Host
Securing Specific Hosts
Summary
Advanced Networking Configuration
Multiple Hosting
IP Masquerading
Summary
Using Encryption
Using Cryptography Techniques to Encrypt Files
Using Cryptography Techniques to Digitally Sign Files
Summary


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School Address:

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Jobs & Resumes: New Delhi
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MS Office 2000: Excel
MS Office 2000: FrontPage
MS Office 2000: Outlook
MS Office 2000: PowerPoint
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UML
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