RH033 Red Hat Linux Essentials Course Content

RH033 Red Hat Linux Essentials Course Content

 

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RH033 Red Hat Linux Essentials

UNIT 1- Overview
   Objectives
   Agenda
   UNIX History
   UNIX Principles
   GNU Project/FSF
   GPL – GNU General Public License
   Linux Origins
   Why Linux?
   Red hat Enterprise Linux
   Recommended hardware Specifications
   Local Logins
   Virtual Consoles
   Running Commands
   Changing Your Password
   Linux Graphical Environments
   End of Unit 1

UNIT 2- Command Line File system Browsing
   Objectives
   Agenda
   Linux File Hierarchy Concepts
   Current Working Directory
   Changing Directories
   Listing Directory Contents
   The Home Directory
   Absolute Pathnames
   Relative Pathnames
   File Names
   Copying Files and Directories
   Copying Files and Directories: The Destination
   Moving and Renaming Files and Directories
   Moving and Renaming Files and Directories: The Destination
   Removing and Creating Files
   Determining File Content
   Viewing an Entire Text File
   Viewing Files One Screenful at a Time
   Slocate
   Getting help: man pages
   Other Help Utilities
   End of Unit 2
   Lab: Command Line Filesystem Browsing

UNIT 3- GNOME and KDE Desktops
   Objectives
   Agenda
   The X Window System
   GNOME
   KDE
   Starting XFree86
   Switching Between GNOME and kde
   Nautilus
   Graphical Terminals
   Graphical Editors
   Web Browsers
   OpenOffice.org Office Suite
   Useful Keystrokes in X
   Useful Keystrokes in X, continues: Copy& Paste
   End of Unit 3
   Lab: File system Browsing Using GNOME

UNIT 4- The bash Shell
   Objectives
   Agenda
   Bash Introduction
   Bash Heritage
   Command Line Shortcuts
   Command Line Expansion
   History Tricks
   Command Editing Tricks
   End of Unit 4
   Lab: Exploring the bash Shell

UNIT 5 – Users, Groups, and Permissions
   Objectives
   Agenda
   Users
   Groups
   He root User
   The Linux Security
   Linux File Security
   Linux Process Security
   Examing Permissions
   User Categories
   File Permission Types
   Examining Directories
   Examining User Permissions
   Examining Group Permissions
   Examining Other Permissions
   Changing Permissions – Symbolic Method
   Changing Permissions – Numeric Method
   End of Unit 5
   Lab: File Permissions

UNIT 6 – vi and vim Editor Basics and Printing
   Objectives
   Agenda
   Overview of vi and vim
   Starting vi and vim
   Three Modes of vi and vim
   Cursor Movement
   Entering Insert Mode
   Leaving Insert Mode:
   Change, Delete, and Yank
   Put (paste)
   Undoing Changes
   Searching for Text
   Saving and Exiting: ex mode
   A Few Tricks
   Printing in Linux
   Printing Commands
   Printing Utilities
   End of Unit 13
   Lab: vi and vim Editor Basics

UNIT 7 – The Linux File system
   Objectives
   Agenda
   Partitions and Filesystems
   Inodes
   Directories
   Cp and Inodes
   Mv and Inodes
   Rm and Inodes
   Symbolic ( or Soft ) Links
   Hard Links
   The Seven Fundamental Filetypes
   Checking Free Space
   Find
   Finding and Processing Files
   Mounting Removable Media
   Formatting a Floppy
   Why Archiive Files?
   Creating an Archive
   Inspecting Archives
   Extracting an Archive
   Why Use File Compression?
   Compression Utilities
   Using Compression
   Compressing Archives
   Tar to Unformatted Flopies
   End of Unit 7
   Lab: The Linux Filesystem

UNIT 8 – Configuring GNOME, KDE, and X-based Tools
   Objectives
   Agenda
   A Layered Vision of the x Window System
   Window Managers
   The GNOME Control Center
   The KDE Control Center
   The panel Application
   Configuring nautilus
   Configuring gnome – terminal
   Saving Desktop Configuration Across Logins
   X-based Email Clients
   Configuring evolution
   End of Unit 8
   Lab: Configuring the X Window System

UNIT 9 – The bash Shell and Configuration
   Objectives
   Agenda
   The bash Shell and Configuration
   Variables
   Configuring the Shell: Local Variables
   Common Local Variables
   The PS1 Local Variable
   Aliases
   Other Shell Configuration Methods
   Configuring Commands: Environment Variables
   Common Environment Variables
   The TRM Environment Variable
   The PATH Environment Variable
    How the Shell Expands the Command Line
   Shell Shartup Scripts
   Login Shells
   Startup Scripts: Order of Execution
   /etc/profile
   /etc/profile.d
    /.bash_profile and / .bashrc
    / ,bash_logout
   End of Unite 9
   Lab: The bash Shell and Configuration

UNIT 10 – Advanced Topics in Users, Groups, and Permissions

   Objectives
   Agenda
   User and Group ID Numbers
   /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, and /etc/group Files
   System Users and Groups
   Changing Your Identity
   User Information Commands
   Default File Permissions
   Special Permissions
   Special Permissions of Executables
   Special Permissions for Directories
   End of Unit 10
   Lad: Switching Users and Setting a umask

UNIT 11 – Advanced Uses of the vi and vim Editors

   Objectives
   Agenda
   File Repositioning
   Screen Repositioning
   Filtering
   Ex mode: search and Replace
   Advance Reading and Saving
   Configuring vi and vim
   Expanding you Vocabulary
   A Peak at the Appendix
   End of Unit 11
   Lab: Advanced Uses of the vi and vim Editors

UNIT 12 – Standard I/O and Pipes
   Objectives
   Agenda
   Standard Input and Output
   Redirecting Input and Output
   Redirecting Output
   Redirecting Standard Output
   Redirecting Standard Output and Error
   Redirecting Input
   Using Pipes to Connect Processes
   Tee
   Piping into the mail Command
   End of Unit 12
   Lab: Standard I/O and Pipes

UNIT 13 – Introduction to String Processing
   Objectives
   Agenda
   Head
   Tail
   Tail – continued
   Wc
   Sort
   Uniq
   Cut
   Other String Processing
   Version Comparison with diff
   Spell Checking
   Formatting Tools
   End of Unit 13
   Lab: Introduction to String Processing

UNIT 14 – String Processing with Regular Expressions

   Objectives
   Agenda
   Pattern Matching with Regular Expressions
   Wildcard Characters
   Modifiers
   Anchors
   Regular Expressions – Examples
   Quote your regex’s!
   Grep
   Sed
   Using sed
   Less and slocate
   Egular Expressions in vi and vim
   Extended regex Syntax
   Awk
   Using awk
   End of unit 14
   Lab: String Processing with Regular Expressions
UNIT 15 – Introduction to Processes

   Objectives
   Agenda
   What is a Process?
   How Processes Are Created
   Process Ancestry
   Process States
   Viewing Processes
   Sending Signals to Processes
   Terminating Processes
   Altering Process Scheduling Priority
   Running a Process in the Foreground
   Running a Process in the Background
   Suspending a Process
   Listing background and suspended jobs
   Resuming Suspended jobs
   Compound Command
   Scheduling a Process to Execute later
   Scheduling Periodic Processes
   Using cron
   Crontab File Format
   End of Unit 15
   Lab: Process Control

UNIT 16 – bash Shell Scripting
   Objectives
   Agenda
   Scripting Basics
   Creating Shell Scripts
   Creating Shell Scripts Cont.
   Generating Output
   Handling Input
   Using Positional Parameters
   Using Functions in Shell Scripts
   Using Functions in Shell Scripts, continued
   Exit status
   Control Structures
   Conditional Execution
   Selection Structures: Using the if Statement
   File Tests
   String Tests
   Selection structures: Using if/else Statements
   Selection Structures: Using the case Statement
   Repetition Structures: The for loop
   Repetition Structures: The while loop
   Continue and break
   Shell Script Debugging

UNIT 17 – Basic Networking Clients
   Objectives
   Agenda
   Ssh: Secure Shell
   Scp: Secure Copy
   telnet and the “r” Services
   iftp
   links Web Clien
   mutt
   rsync
   wget
   Network Diagnostic Tools
   End of Unit 17
   Lab: Basic Networking Clients

UNIT 18 – Programming and Administration
   Objectives
   Agenda
   Programming Tools
   Programming Languages
   Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
   Red Hat Programming Classes
   System Administrator Duties
   Red Hat Administration Classes

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