Red Hat RHCT Tutorial Video

Self Study, Red Hat RHCT Tutorial Video on CD - DVD. The tutor guides you using step-by-step examples. Learn directly from your own desk high quality training videos at an affordable price. Works on both PC and Mac.

This Linux RHCT tutorial video is narrated by Michael Jang who also authored the Red Hat Certified Technician Linux Study Guide and also the Red Hat Certified Engineer Study Guide. This excellent and in depth Red Hat RHCT tutorial video will give you the administration skills and knowledge to prepare for and pass this prestigious exam, while the main focus if this training course is based around the exam it also provides a valuable resource for personal who need to further their working knowledge of the Red Hat Linux platform.
Learning RHCT is expedited by the visual nature of the tutorials and users will find it easier to retain knowledge using this method of learning as opposed to learning from training manuals and books. After taking the exam prospective employers are able to verify a person's accreditations via the redhat web site. This certification will increase a persons employability and salary, and these RHCT tutorial videos will help you gain it. .

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  • Works on PC or Mac
Topics Covered on this Training Video Include:
Introduction
Prerequisite Skills
Installing Linux
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System & Service Initialization
  • Understanding the Boot Process
  • Troubleshooting GRUB
  • Loading Kernels & Modules
  • Running the First Process & inittab
  • More on /etc/inittab
  • Controlling how Services Start
  • Shutdown & Reboot
Configuring Kernel Services & Modules
  • Managing Modules
  • Configuring with /proc & sysctl.conf
  • Finding Detected Hardware
  • Controlling & Monitoring Processes
Managing Filesystems
  • Partition Management
  • Creating Filesystems with Journals & More
  • Filesystem Attributes
  • Mounting in /etc/fstab
  • Automounting
  • Filesystem Management Commands
Configuring Network Devices
  • Detecting Network Devices
  • Working with Network Status Commands
  • Running Network Configuration Commands
  • Deciphering Network Configuration Files Pt.1
  • Deciphering Network Configuration Files Pt.2
  • Network Client Tools (DHCP/route/DNS)
Package Management & Kickstart
  • Understanding The Red Hat Package Manager
  • Understanding yum & Dependency Resolution
  • Correctly Upgrading Kernels
  • Using RPM Command Features
  • Setting up Kickstart
User Administration
  • Creating New Users
  • Managing Password Aging
  • Using Login Shells
  • Managing Groups
  • Configuring a Special Group
  • Running sudo & su
  • Understanding Network User Databases
  • Managing File Permissions
  • Managing File Ownership
  • Understanding Access Control Lists
  • Troubleshooting Security Enhanced Linux
Printing & Administration Tools
  • Understanding CUPS
  • Controlling cron & crontab
  • Making syslog he|p your Logs
  • Backing Up Locally & Remotely Pt.1
  • Backing Up Locally & Remotely Pt.2
The X Window System
  • Understanding X Server/X Client Relationship
  • Using X Clients & Remote X Sessions
  • Configuring the X Window Graphically
  • Configuring X With Text Commands
  • Understanding the X Configuration File
Advanced Filesystem Management
  • Configuring Software RAID
  • Recovering a Software RAID Volume
  • Creating Logical Volumes
  • Converting LVM1 to LVM2 & Resizing
  • Limiting Users by Quota
Troubleshooting
  • Reviewing the Scientific Method
  • Troubleshooting the X Window
  • Troubleshooting Networking
  • Booting Differently
  • Using the Rescue Environment
Troubleshooting & System Maintenance
  • Boot Systems Into Different Runlevels
  • Solve Network Configuration Problems
  • Work Through Hostname Resolution Problems
  • Set up the X Window
  • Configure a Desktop Environment
  • Add New Partitions/Filesystems & Swap
  • Troubleshooting at the Command Line
Installation & Configuration
  • Install over a Network
  • Set up your own Partitions
  • Install & Configure Printers
  • Schedule Tasks Using cron & at
  • Connect to a Network Directory Service
  • Work with the Automounter
  • Users/Groups/Quotas & File Access Control Lists
  • Configuring Permissions for Collaboration
  • Install & Update RPMs
  • Properly Update the Kernel Package
  • Remote Repositories Using yum or pup
  • Modify the System Bootloader
  • Implement Software RAID
  • Managing Kernel Run-time Parameters
  • Scripting to Automate System Maintenance
Wrap Up
  • Wrap Up
Credits
  • About This Author
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