Thank you for sending your enquiry! One of our team members will contact you shortly.
Thank you for sending your booking! One of our team members will contact you shortly.
Course Outline
Introduction to Linux and Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- Overview of Linux operating systems and enterprise Linux environments for government
- Introduction to the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) ecosystem
- Understanding Linux system administration roles and responsibilities
- Navigating the Linux environment and system architecture
Working with the Command Line Interface
- Understanding shell environments
- Using essential Linux commands
- Managing command execution and shell workflows
- Using command-line tools for system administration tasks
- Accessing help and documentation resources
Managing Files and Directories
- Understanding the Linux file system structure
- Creating, copying, moving, and deleting files
- Managing directories and file organization
- Working with file permissions and ownership
- Securing access to files and resources
Managing Users and Groups
- Creating and managing user accounts
- Working with groups and memberships
- Configuring user permissions
- Managing password policies and security settings
- Applying basic user security practices
Managing System Services
- Understanding systemd and service management
- Starting, stopping, and configuring services
- Monitoring system services and status
- Managing service startup behavior
- Troubleshooting common service issues
Configuring Remote Access
- Understanding remote administration concepts
- Configuring SSH access
- Using the Red Hat web console
- Managing systems remotely and securely for government operations
Managing Network Configuration
- Understanding Linux networking fundamentals
- Configuring network interfaces
- Managing IP addresses and network settings
- Testing and troubleshooting network connectivity
Managing Software Packages
- Understanding Red Hat package management
- Using DNF to install and manage software
- Updating system packages
- Working with software repositories
System Administration Practices
- Applying basic Linux administration workflows
- Monitoring system health and resources
- Following enterprise Linux administration best practices for government systems
- Preparing systems for further administration tasks
Practical Workshop and Course Review
- Performing common RHEL administration tasks
- Managing users, services, networking, and software
- Applying command-line administration techniques
- Preparing for further learning with Red Hat System Administration II (RH134)
Requirements
- Participants are expected to possess foundational technical competencies related to computer applications across various operating systems.
Disclaimer: This program is included within the NobleProg global training catalog. Instruction is delivered via authorized NobleProg network partners, such as NobleProg Ontario Inc., ensuring standardized quality for government and private sector learners.
35 Hours
Testimonials (1)
Lots of exercises
