Linux RHCE Training

  International Certification : Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) by Red Hat. The RHCE is a mid-level certification for administrators who support Linux as a primary server platform in their environment. The RHCE certification shows that upi have demonstrated the knowledge, skill and ability required of senior system administrator responsible for Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems. RHCE is a mid to advanced-level certification that builds on topics covered in the RHCSA certification to include more advanced topics such as security and installing common enterprise networking (IP) services. RHCE certification proves your ability to configure networking services and security on servers running Red Hat Enterprise Linux. TOPS Technologies has designed a simple way of making students/profesionals learn the advance topics of RHCE with thorough focus on theoratical as well as practical aspects of learning. By the end of this course from TOPS Technologies a student/profesional will be able to achieve the following: 1. Configuring static routes, packet filtering, and network address translation. 2. Producing and delivering reports on system utilization. 3. Configuring a system to provide networking services, including HTTP/HTTPS, File Transfer Protocol (FTP), network file system (NFS), server message block (SMB), Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), secure shell (SSH) and Network Time Protocol (NTP). 4. Configuring system logging, including remote logging.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7-RHCE Syllabus  [SA3 ] : RHCE

RH254 Red Hat System Administration III

Red Hat System Administration III (RH254) is designed for experienced Linux administrators. who require automation techniques using Bash Scripting and deployment of network services includes DNS , , APACHE HTTPD, MARIADB, POSTFIX. MAIL SERVER, NFS ,SAMBA ,

ISCSI STORAGE, FIREWALLD etc.

Prerequisites

RHCSA Certification or Equivalent Experience.

RHCSA : 124 AND 134 PAPER [SA1 AND SA2 ]

Course Outline

Unit 1: Controlling Services and Daemons

Objectives:

Control System Daemons and Services Using Systemctl.

Unit 2: Managing IPV6 Networking

Objectives:

Configure and troubleshoot IPv6 address on Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems

Unit 3: Configuring Link Aggregation and Bridging

Objectives:

Configure and Troubleshoot Network Bonding and Teaming on RHEL

Unit 4: Network Port Security

Objectives:

Implement a Secure Network Using Firewalld

Unit 5: Managing DNS for Servers

Objectives:

A Brief Study about DNS Records and how to Configure a Secure Caching DNS.

Unit 6: Configuring Email Transmission

Objectives:

Configure RHEL Server to Transmit all E-mail through an Unauthenticated SMTP

Gateway.

Unit 7: Providing Remote Block Storage

Objectives:

How to Access Remote Storage Space Using ISCSI.

Unit 8: Providing File Based Storage

Objectives:

Export File System to Client Systems Using NFS and Providing Security.

Unit 9: Configuring MariaDB Databases

Objectives:

Install and Configure Mariadb Database.

Unit 10: Providing Apache HTTPD Web Service

Objectives:

Configure a Secure Apache HTTPD Web-service..

Unit 11: Writing Bash Scripts

Objectives:

Write simple shell scripts using Bash.

Unit 12: Bash Conditionals and Control Structures

Objectives:

Bash Conditionals and Other Control Structure.

Unit 13: Configuring the Shell Environment

Objectives:

Use Bash Startup Scripts to Define Environment Variables, Aliases and Functions.

Unit 14: Linux Containers and Docker

Objectives:

Details about Linux Containers and Dockers..

Unit 15: Comprehensive Review

Objectives:

Comprehensive Review of System Administration 3