Setting Up a Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server

Setting Up a Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server

3h 59mAdvanced2023-08-01

Authors

Imran Afzal

Imran Afzal

IT Professional, Entrepreneur, and Best-Selling Online Instructor

Course details

When it comes to meeting pressing business needs, you need an operating system that delivers at scale. Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is one of the top enterprise Linux distributions in the world. It’s fast, optimized to run on high-performance servers and workstations, and supports a wide variety of hardware architecture. In this course, learn how to set up a successful new RHEL installation—a key skill for all professional Linux administrators.

Instructor Imran Afzal covers the basics of installing RHEL, executing basic commands, managing user accounts, and working with the Linux filesystem. Learn how to use the graphical interface, command line, and various tools and utilities built into RHEL to configure, maintain, and troubleshoot your server. Along the way, discover advanced administration skills to configure basic security settings that help keep your new Linux network safe.

Skills covered

LinuxServer AdministrationNetwork AdministrationNetwork and System AdministrationOpen SourceDeep Dive (X:Y)

Concepts

Introduction

  • Setting up a Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server

Introduction to Linux and RHEL

  • Introduction to Linux
  • Linux benefits
  • Linux distributions
  • Red Hat products
  • Important things to remember in Red Hat Linux

Install and Configure Red Hat

  • Lab design
  • Download and install virtualization software
  • Download, install, and configure Red Hat Linux
  • Accessing Linux system

RHEL Filesystem and Navigation

  • What is filesystem
  • Filesystem structure and description
  • Navigation commands
  • Files and directories attributes

RHEL Basic Administration

  • Linux command syntax
  • Creating files and directories
  • Adding contents to a file
  • File management commands
  • File view commands
  • File text processing commands
  • File level permissions

RHEL Advanced Administration

  • User and group management
  • Monitor users
  • System information commands
  • System resource management commands
  • Other system management commands
  • RHEL networking
  • System update
  • Getting help in RHEL

Conclusion

  • Next steps - Set up a Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server
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