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CentOS offers a visage into the world of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). It is a fork. Unlike its Enterprise counterpart, there are fewer encumbrances, especially vis-à-vis the all-too-important frequently required software updates. Use CentOS to align your Applications and Services with RHEL.

Release Syllabus

CentOS Linux version 6 Administration
  • Installation | Deployment
    • Explore features of CentOS
    • Review network topology
    • Obtain and confirm sources
    • Perform Minimal installation
    • Prep Apache installation server
    • Execute Network installation
    • Carry-out a Custom installation
    • Kickstart installation
    • Compare and contrast installations
    • Evaluate results
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  • Post-Installation Initialization and Exploration
    • Explore Boot-INIT sequences
    • Discuss System V Runlevels
    • Generate boot problems
    • Use Rescue Mode to address boot problems
    • Evaluate results
    • Demonstrate usage of the following useful commands & concepts
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  • Basic Linux | Unix Commands
    • ls, pwd, cd, cp, mv, rm, mkdir, rmdir, whoami
    • alias, cat, file, chmod, chown, history
    • STDIN | STDOUT, UNIX Pipes, Redirection, Command Chaining
    • ps, df, top
    • less & more, head & tail, find, which & whereis, w, who
    • tar, gzip, bzip2
    • Checksums
    • User management
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  • File Attributes | Properties
    • Identify common file types
    • Peruse file system permissions
    • Use SETUID | SETGID | Sticky Bit
    • Implement symbolic links
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  • Storage Management
    • Provision additional EXT4 storage
    • Allocate SWAP as needed
    • Logical Volume Management Provisioning
    • Manage LVM volumes
    • Extend LVM volume groups & volumes
    • Extend EXT4 file systems online | offline
    • Implement reserve storage with LVM
    • Evaluate results
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  • Package Management
    • Identify key RPM features
    • Use RPM as needed
    • Install | Remove packages
    • Compare RPM and YUM
    • Identify key YUM features
    • Access package groups with YUM
    • Evaluate results
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  • Apache Web Services
    • Identify key Apache features
    • Explore default environment
    • Explain and reference Apache Logs
    • Provision IP-based Virtual Hosts
    • Provision Name-based Virtual Hosts
    • Test Virtual Host connectivity differences
    • Segregate logs as needed
    • Explore Apache SSL Configuration
    • Evaluate results
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  • Secure Communications
    • Identify key Tools
    • Use: SSH | SCP | SFTP to communicate securely
    • Move data securely from Windows using SSH
    • Implement FTPD with SSL
    • Mandate SSL client usage for FTP services
    • Connect from Windows using SSL as needed
    • Perform network-wide reconnaissance
    • Compare various reconnaissance gathering methods
    • Explore SELinux default configuration
    • Adjust SELinux to facilitate Apache
    • Ensure SELinux directives persist
    • Evaluate results
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