Name: Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE)
Brand: simplilearn
Rating: 8.67 (3 reviews)

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Swarup Majumdar

4.5

14/03/2019

What I would highlight: Good training and good faculty. I am totally satisfied with the quality of the training.

Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Abhishek Dudhmande

4.5

17/03/2014

What I would highlight: Excellent examples during theory explanations. The trainer is very patient in solving concerns of each participant.

Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Rajeshwari

4.0

12/03/2014

What I would highlight: I am satisfied with the training course; this would really help.

Would you recommend this course?: Yes

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Red Hat
Engineer

Course programme

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Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE)
- Module 01 - Introduction
  - 1.1 Welcome
  - 1.2 What This Course Will Cover
  - 1.3 System Prerequisites
  - 1.4 Prerequisites
- Module 02 - Installation
  - 2.1 Getting Started
  - 2.2 Disk Partitioning
  - 2.3 Network Configuration
  - 2.4 Software Selection
  - 2.5 Server vs. Desktop
- Module 03 - Gnome Desktop Tour
  - 3.1 Program Shortcuts
  - 3.2 System Management
  - 3.3 Preferences
  - 3.4 Accessibility
  - 3.5 Shutting Down and Logging Out
- Module 04 - Essential Tools
  - 4.1 Accessing the Shell
  - 4.2 Redirection
  - 4.3 Grep and Regular Expressions
  - 4.4 Remote Access
  - 4.5 Logging In and Switching Users
  - 4.6 Archives and Compression
  - 4.7 Creating and Editing Text Files
  - 4.8 File Management
  - 4.9 Permissions
  - 4.10 Locating Files
  - 4.11 System Documentation
- Module 05 - Operating a Running System
  - 5.1 Boot/Reboot/Shutdown
  - 5.2 Booting Into Different Runlevels
  - 5.3 Using Single User Mode
  - 5.4 Processes: System Utilization
  - 5.5 Process Priorities
  - 5.6 Killing Processes
  - 5.7 System Logs
  - 5.8 System Console
  - 5.9 Virtual Machines
  - 5.10 Managing Network Services
- Module 06 - Local Storage
  - 6.1 Partition Management Using Fdisk
  - 6.2 Partition Management Using Cfdisk
  - 6.3 Physical Volumes
  - 6.4 Volume Groups
  - 6.5 Logical Volume Manager
  - 6.6 Luks-Encrypted Filesystems
  - 6.7 Mount by UUID
  - 6.8 Adding New Partitions
- Module 07 - File Systems
  - 7.1 Create and Mount File Systems
  - 7.2 Mount and Unmount Encrypted File Systems
  - 7.3 Managing Network File Systems
  - 7.4 Automatic Mounting of File Systems
  - 7.5 Extending Ext 4 File Systems
  - 7.6 Setgid Directories
  - 7.7 Access Control Lists
  - 7.8 File Permission Problems
  - 7.9 NFS
- Module 08 - System Maintenance
  - 8.1 Configure Networking
  - 8.2 Hostname Resolution
  - 8.3 Using Cron
  - 8.4 Booting to Runlevels Automatically
  - 8.5 Using Kickstart
  - 8.6 Allowing Virtual Guests
  - 8.7 Installing RHEL as a Virtual Guest
  - 8.8 Launching Virtual Systems at Boot
  - 8.9 Network Services Running at Boot
  - 8.10 Running a Web Server
  - 8.11 Running a Default FTP Server
  - 8.12 Installing Red Hat Packages
  - 8.13 Updating Red Hat Packages
  - 8.14 Creating a Repository
  - 8.15 Updating the Kernel
  - 8.16 Making Boot Loader Changes
- Module 09 - Users and Groups
  - 9.1 Creating and Deleting Users
  - 9.2 Making Changes to Users
  - 9.3 Changing Passwords and Password Aging
  - 9.4 Creating and Deleting Groups
  - 9.5 Changing Membership in Groups
  - 9.6 Using LDAP
- Module 10 - Security
  - 10.1 Iptables
  - 10.2 Managing Firewalls
  - 10.3 Selinux Enforcing and Permissive Modes
  - 10.4 Selinux File and Process Context
  - 10.5 Restore Default File Contexts
  - 10.6 Modifying System Selinux Settings
  - 10.7 Diagnosing Selinux Policy Violations
- Module 11 - Advanced Topics
  - 11.1 Network Address Translation
  - 11.2 Configuration of Static Routes
  - 11.3 Kernel Runtime Parameters
  - 11.4 Building RPMs
  - 11.5 iSCSI Initiator
  - 11.6 System Utilization Reports
  - 11.7 Automating System Maintenance Tasks
  - 11.8 Remote Logging
  - 11.9 Network Services
- Module 12 - Conclusion
  - 12.1 Course Wrap Up
  - 12.2 Next Steps
- Module 13 - Credits
  - 13.1 About the Author

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