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Red Hat Enterprise Linux is one of the top enterprise Linux distributions—and Red Hat Certified System Engineer is one of the top Linux certifications. The RHCE certification is required for many high-level jobs and a prerequisite for all Red Hat higher-level exams. Use these study tips to earn your certification and become more proficient in Linux engineering.
Professor Grant McWilliams, a Linux expert, starts with simple virtualization, system reporting, and task automation. He shows how to link data storage with iSCSI and synchronize the system time with NTP. He also configures advanced system authentication using LDAP and secures it with Kerberos. Then he sets up network services like IPv6 addressing and teaming, and shows how to manage MariaDB databases, including backups and restores. To provide name service resolution, he creates a DNS server using bind and troubleshoots client issues. Using Apache, he creates secure virtual hosts using TLS security and access control. He also covers mail services, network file sharing using both NFS and Samba, and SSH security. In addition to the tutorials, this course offers access to PDF cheat sheets and practice questions so you can test your knowledge for the real RHCE exam.
Topics include:
- Installing Linux on a physical machine
- Installing Linux interactively in a guest VM
- Creating VM clones
- Generating reports on the system
- Automating tasks
- Creating iSCSI targets and initiators
- Configuring NTP services
- Setting up an LDAP server and client
- Configuring teaming
- Configuring network addressing
- Configuring a database
- Creating and restoring database backups
- Setting up a DNS server
- Adding web services with Apache and SELinux
- Creating and mounting NFS shares
- Creating SMB shares
- Configuring mail services with SMTP
- Configuring SSH
Table of Contents
1 Prepare for the EX300 Red Hat Certified System Engineer exam
2 What you should know
3 About the RHCE exam and this course
4 Virtual systems introduction
5 Create a CentOS 7 USB drive on Windows
6 Install Linux on a physical machine
7 Prepare the host for virtualization
8 Create a NAT network using virt-manager
9 Install Linux interactively in a guest VM
10 Lab setup Create a base image
11 Lab setup Create VM clones
12 System configuration introduction
13 Gather statistics from the system
14 Generate reports on system utilization
15 Use shell scripting to automate tasks
16 iSCSI target introduction
17 Install and configure packages
18 Create an iSCSI backstore
19 Create an iSCSI target
20 Create an iSCSI LUN
21 Create access control
22 Configure firewalld
23 Create an iSCSI initiator
24 Mount a target automatically
25 Challenge iSCSI target and initiator
26 Solution iSCSI target and initiator
27 NTP services introduction
28 Install and configure NTP services
29 Configure the chrony server
30 Configure the chrony client
31 Configure time and date
32 Authentication services introduction
33 Install and prepare an LDAP server
34 Configure an LDAP server
35 Set up an LDAP database
36 Create an LDAP user
37 Finish the LDAP server configuration
38 Install and configure an LDAP client
39 Install and configure Kerberos server packages
40 Create a Kerberos database
41 Configure Kerberos client authentication
42 Network services introduction
43 Consistent network device naming
44 Gather network information
45 Configure an IP and subnet mask
46 Configure interface bonding using nmcli
47 Configure interface teaming using nmcli
48 Configure IPv6 and perform basic troubleshooting
49 Use firewalld for packet filtering
50 Use firewalld zones
51 Use firewalld for NAT
52 Use firewalld rich rules
53 Route IP traffic and create static routes
54 Challenge Network services
55 Solution Network services
56 Database services introduction
57 Install and configure MariaDB
58 Manage SELinux for database services
59 Perform logical database backups
60 Restore logical database backups
61 Create a database with tables
62 Perform simple SQL queries
63 Recover the MariaDB root password
64 DNS services introduction
65 Installing DNS packages
66 About the BIND configuration file
67 About BIND zone files
68 Configure a caching-only name server
69 Troubleshoot DNS client issues
70 Web services introduction
71 Install and configure Apache
72 Manage SELinux for web services
73 Configure access control on directories
74 Configure group-managed content
75 Configure a virtual host
76 Configure a virtual host on a nonstandard port
77 Configure a secure virtual host
78 Deploy a basic CGI application
79 Challenge Web services private site
80 Solution Web services private site
81 NFS services introduction
82 Install NFS and configure NFS services
83 Manage SELinux for NFS services
84 Provide network shares to specific clients
85 Mount a simple NFS share
86 Create an NFS share for group collaboration
87 Mount an NFS share for group collaboration
88 Challenge NFS share for group collaboration
89 Solution NFS share for group collaboration
90 SMB services introduction
91 Install and configure Samba services
92 Manage SELinux for SMB services
93 Samba global configuration options
94 Samba share configuration definitions
95 Provide network shares to specific clients
96 Automount using a credentials file
97 Provide network shares suitable for group collaboration
98 Mount a share for group collaboration
99 Challenge SMB share for group collaboration
100 Solution SMB share for group server
101 Solution SMB share for group client
102 SMTP services introduction
103 Install and configure mail services
104 Manage SELinux for SMTP services
105 Configure a local mail server
106 Create a null-client mail relay
107 Create a mail gateway
108 SSH services introduction
109 Install SSH additional packages
110 SSH client configuration
111 SSH server configuration
112 SSH per user client configuration
113 Configure key-based authentication
114 Configure host- and user-based security
115 Taking the exam
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