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RHEL Training Details

The document outlines a three-day training program for Red Hat Linux, covering topics such as the Linux operating system, RHEL features, basic commands, user management, software installation, networking, system services, process management, and shell scripting. Each day includes theoretical lessons followed by practical labs to reinforce learning through hands-on tasks. Participants will gain foundational skills in navigating the Linux environment and managing system resources effectively.

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RHEL Training Details

The document outlines a three-day training program for Red Hat Linux, covering topics such as the Linux operating system, RHEL features, basic commands, user management, software installation, networking, system services, process management, and shell scripting. Each day includes theoretical lessons followed by practical labs to reinforce learning through hands-on tasks. Participants will gain foundational skills in navigating the Linux environment and managing system resources effectively.

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Red Hat Linux Training Detailed Explanation and Labs

Day 1: Introduction to Linux and Red Hat Environment

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1. Overview of Linux Operating System:

- History and evolution of Linux

- Open source and its benefits

- Linux distributions with focus on RHEL

2. Introduction to RHEL:

- Features and use cases of RHEL

- Subscription and support models

3. Basic Linux Commands and File System Navigation:

- pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, rmdir, cp, mv, rm, etc.

- Understanding absolute vs relative paths

4. Understanding File Permissions and Ownership:

- chmod, chown, chgrp, umask

- Permission symbols and numeric representation

Lab 1: Navigating the File System and Using Basic Commands

- Tasks: Create directories, move files, modify permissions

Day 2: User Management, Software Installation and Networking

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1. User and Group Management:

- useradd, usermod, userdel, groupadd, passwd

- /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, /etc/group

2. Managing Software with RPM and YUM:

- rpm commands, querying and verifying packages

- yum for package installation, update, removal

3. Introduction to Networking in Linux:

- Network interfaces, IP addressing, DNS

4. Basic Network Configuration and Tools:

- ip, nmcli, ping, traceroute, netstat, ss

Lab 2: User Management and Software Installation

- Tasks: Create users, assign groups, install packages

Lab 3: Basic Network Configuration and Troubleshooting

- Tasks: Configure IP address, test connectivity

Day 3: System Services, Process Management and Scripting

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1. Managing System Services with systemd:

- systemctl commands: start, stop, enable, status

2. Monitoring and Managing Processes:


- ps, top, kill, nice, renice

3. Introduction to Shell Scripting:

- Variables, control structures, loops

4. Basic System Troubleshooting:

- Reading logs, checking services, disk usage

Lab 4: Managing Services and Processes

- Tasks: Start/stop services, monitor CPU usage

Lab 5: Writing and Running Basic Shell Scripts

- Tasks: Script to back up a directory, monitor disk space

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