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Red Hat offers you a bright future, with its open source feature and hence with RHCSA (the first entry level certification for Linux Administration) , you can begin your Linux career with this.
You will study the Installation and configuration of Linux Operating System in this and hence with a bundle of commands you’ll be a pro in handling the System Admin work in an organisation. With Red hat RHCSA certification, you can give your career a head start and are not locked with only one sector of information technology, you get chance to work in different sectors like healthcare companies, Airlines and also in commercial banks.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux is an open source, protected, smooth and easy-to-use operating system designed to secure, customize and provide flexible and stable foundation for all IT work pressure and deployment. Red Hat launched its certification RHCSA by which you can easily enter into the Linux OS world. An RHCSA certification is earned by giving a Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) exam . The exam is for 2.5 hours and in order to get RHCE (Ex300) certified, candidate must clear RHCSA (Ex200) certification.
| Tracks | Regular Track | Full day (Fastrack) |
|---|---|---|
| Training Duration | 60 hours | 60 hours |
| Training Days | 30 days | 7 days |
- What is Operating System.
- Install Linux Operating system on VM & Bare Metal.
- Login Mechanism through CLI & GUI.
- What is Shell & Shell Variables.
- Understanding File System Concepts with Absolute & Relative Path.
- Linux Essential commands(cd,ls,mkdir,touch,cat,cp,mv,rm,history)
- SoftLink & Hardlinks.
- Essential toolkit(Grep, head, tail, sed, awk, tr, echo)
- I/O Redirections
- Types of Users & groups in Linux.
- Database files of users & groups.
- Useradd, Userdel, Usermod, chage, chfn ,su commands.
- Configure Controls for users by login.defs & /etc/default/useradd files.
- User Monitoring Commands (w,who,last,lastb & /var/log/secure files).
- Sudo Controls in Linux.
- Types of Permission in Linux.
- Symbolic & Numeric method to change permissions.
- Special Permission (sticky bit, suid, sgid)
- Access Control list in linux.
- Types of Process in Linux.
- Identification & Termination of Process.
- Types of Process State.
- Types of Target in linux.
- Introduction to systemctl commands & How it works.
- Requirement of Partitioning & Types of Partition Schemes in Linux.
- Creating & Manage Partition in linux.
- Mounting & Unmounting of Partitions.
- Logical Volume Management.
- Stratis & VDO in Linux.
- Introduction of GRUB2 Boot Loader in Linux.
- Understand Boot Sequence via each components.
- Crack root Password in Linux.
- Reinstall Boot Loaders in Linux.
- What is Networking & How it works in Linux.
- IPv4 & IPv6 Addressing in Linux.
- Command line tools nmcli in details.
- Nslookup, Netstat, nmap, nc, tcpdump, wireshark commands in linux.
- What is Centralized Authentication.
- Introduction to Kerberos, LDAP & IPA.
- Types of file server Introductions
- Automounter Configurations.
- Introduction of Port based Security.
- INPUT, OUTPUT, FORWARD Chain in Firewalls.
- Firewall service & firewall-cmd commands
- Zones in Firewalls
- Port Forwarding & Port Labelling in Firewalls.
- Introduction to Selinux Policy.
- Types of Selinux & How it Works.
- Booleans & types in Selinux.
- Troubleshooting of Selinux errors.
- Understanding of Package Management in Linux(RPM)
- Yum Client Configuration.
- Module Installation in Linux.
- Subscribe your machine for updates.
- Shell & Shell Variables.
- Input & O/p in via linux shells.
- Positional Parameters in linux.
- Loops in Linux.
- Synchronous & Asynchronous Backup in Linux.
- Tape Archive in linux.
- Backup by rsync tools.
- Introduction of Backup tools in linux.
- Introduction of System Tuning in Linux.
- Understand tuning Parameters in linux.
- How to tune your system via tuned daemon.
- What is Virtualization.
- Types of Virtualization.
- Install virtual machine using kvm
- The candidate would earn the certificate of Red Hat Certified System Administrator post clearance of Ex200 (RHCSA) which is valid up to 3 years and can be updated in the future . Every candidate has it’s own unique certification id and number which is globally accredited. After clearing the exam, one will be Redhat Certified System Administrator.
- You can work directly as a Linux admin in any company where you will have the opportunity to work as a Linux Amdin where you will be handling the entire systems of the organisation , and troubleshooting the problems occurred .
- You will have the opportunity to handle services that a company provide to users of technology products or services. That means a technical support person provides help regarding specific problems with Redhat Linux OS that one faces .
- You will be working as a help desk who deals with the end users and the office systems with technical guidance and support. You will be able to support and fix any software or hardware related problems in an organization.
- You will be managing and monitoring the installed Redhat Linux OS and its infrastructure. You will be responsible for installation , configuration and managing the whole Linux OS systems in the organization.
- Placement Assistance
- Live Project Assessment
- Lifetime Career Support
- Lifetime Training Membership (Candidate can join same course again for purpose of revision and update at free of cost at our any center in India or you can solve your query by online help)
- RHCSA Exam Scenario Based Preparation Included IN Training
