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Language: English & Hindi
Instructors: Krishna SIr
Validity Period: 765 days
Max Viewing Hours: 200 Hours
Why this course?
| Day-1 Session | |||
| rh124-9.0-student-guide | |||
| rh134-9.0-student-guide | |||
| RH124_Red_Hat_System_Administration_I_en_10.0 | |||
| RH134_Red_Hat_System_Administration_II_en_10.0 | |||
| Day-1 Session | |||
| Operating_system_placement.svg | |||
| computer | |||
| Day-1 Session Discussion about basic Terms before start linux Training and History about Unix-Minix-Linux OS (161:00) | |||
| Redhat Linux Training & Certification Course Content | |||
| Day-2 Session | |||
| Day-2 Session OS Installation Planning and OS Installation Steps | |||
| Day-2 Part-1 Before OS Installation planning (94:00) | |||
| Day-2 Part-2 RHEL-9 OS Installation steps (93:00) | |||
| Day-3 Session | |||
| Day-3 Session Data Management Planning in Windows and Linux | |||
| Day-3 practical Notes | |||
| Day-3-Part-1 Session Data Management Planning in Windows and Linux and Data managemnet Theory Session (114:00) | |||
| Day-3 Part-2 Notes Data management Practical Session | |||
| Day-3 part-2 Data management Practical Session (114:00) | |||
| Day-4 Session | |||
| Day-4 Session Data Management in Linux- Examples of touch-mkdir-tree-cat-tac-which-whereis-file-bin-sbin-echo-cd-ls Commands | |||
| Day-4 Session Data Management in Linux- Examples of touch-mkdir-tree-cat-tac-which-whereis-file-bin-sbin-echo-cd-ls Commands (171:00) | |||
| Day-5 Session | |||
| Discussion-about-cp-rm-mv-rename-rsync-Command-Syntax-Guidances-examples | |||
| Day-5 Notes | |||
| Discussion-about-cp-rm-mv-rename-rsync-Command-Syntax-Guidances-examples (189:00) | |||
| Day-6 Session | |||
| Day-6 Session Examples of cat-tac-echo-wc-semicolon-pipe-symbol-greaterthen-tee-script-command | |||
| Day-6 Session Examples of cat-tac-echo-wc-semicolon-pipe-symbol-greaterthen-tee-script-command (125:00) | |||
| Day-7 Session | |||
| Day-7-Part-1 Examples of head-tail-basic-sed-command | |||
| Day-7-Part-2 Examples of grep-egrep-fgrep-and-uniq command | |||
| Day-7-Part-1 Examples of head-tail-basic-sed-command (84:00) | |||
| Day-7-Part-2 Examples of grep-egrep-fgrep-and-uniq command (92:00) | |||
| Day-8 Session | |||
| Day-8-Part-1 Session Basic VI and VIM File Management Examples | |||
| VI-and-VIM-advance-operation-Notes.txt | |||
| Day-8 Part-1 File management Command-gedit-VI-and-VIM (69:00) | |||
| Day-8 Part-2 File management Command-gedit-VI-and-VIM-advance operations (109:00) | |||
| Day-9 Session | |||
| FIND-LOCATE-Examples-Linux | |||
| Capture (2) | |||
| Examples of which-whereis-locate-find-Commnad-notes | |||
| FIND and Locate Command Examples-Part-1 (7:00) | |||
| FIND and Locate Command Examples-Part-2 (127:00) | |||
| Extra Topics | |||
| Advance-SED-Command-examples-Command-notes (1) (1) | |||
| cut-awk-examples (1) (1) | |||
| SED Command Examples (67:00) | |||
| Cut and AWK examples (62:00) | |||
| Day-10 Session | |||
| tar-slides | |||
| Soft-link-hard-link-difference | |||
| What is Inode in Linux | |||
| Links in Linux | |||
| Examples tar-gzip-bzip2-and-xz-command (81:00) | |||
| Examples of link-soft-and-hard-link-part-1 (18:00) | |||
| Examples of link-soft-and-hard-link-part-2 (66:00) | |||
| Day-11 Session | |||
| Examples of date-cal-timedatectl and NTP Client Settings-Remote-Login-Bashrc-motd-issue-file-explain | |||
| Types of Quotes with Examples-Variables | |||
| Examples of date-cal-timedatectl and NTP Client Settings-Remote-Login-Bashrc-motd-issue-file-explain (130:00) | |||
| Types of Quotes with Examples-Variables (54:00) | |||
| Day-12 Session | |||
| Concept of mount and umount in linux and Understand About Windows and Linux and USB Drive access method in Linux | |||
| USB Drive Access Point Concept | |||
| FHS-Linux-Operating-System (1) | |||
| Concept of mount and umount in linux and Understand About Windows and Linux and USB Drive access method in Linux (119:00) | |||
| USB Drive Access Point Concept (63:00) | |||
| Linux-FHS (60:00) | |||
| Day-13 Session | |||
| Aliases-bashrc-and-STDIN-OUTPUT-STDERROR--and-for-loop-and-script-Examples | |||
| Aliases-bashrc-and-STDIN-OUTPUT-STDERROR--and-for-loop-and-script-Examples (148:00) | |||
| Day-14 Session | |||
| Crontab Theory Session | |||
| Examples of crontab and at utility | |||
| Examples of Crontab and at Utility (145:00) | |||
| Day-15 and Day-16 Session | |||
| RPM-Discussion-Theory | |||
| RPM Management Theory Session (112:00) | |||
| RPM Management using RPM Command-Notes | |||
| RPM Management using RPM Command (177:00) | |||
| Day-17 and Day-18 Session | |||
| YUM-Theory-Slides | |||
| Package Management using YUM Configuration | |||
| YUM Theory Session (100:00) | |||
| YUM Configuration using local iso image (85:00) | |||
| Advance practise with YUM Utility-online-redhat-repo-sync-EPEL-repo-Third-party-Application installation | |||
| Advance practise with YUM Utility-online-redhat-repo-sync-EPEL-repo-Third-party-Application installation (187:00) | |||
| Day-19 & Day-20 Session | |||
| Examples of systemctl comamnd - Service Management | |||
| Systemctl-Examples-Theory-Session-Slides-Latest (1) (1) | |||
| Systemctl-syntax | |||
| Systemctl Theory and Practical Notes | |||
| Systemctl Theory Session (125:00) | |||
| Examples of Service Management using systemctl command (61:00) | |||
| Runlevel-and-targets-Examples (1) | |||
| Runlevel and Targets notes | |||
| Single-usermode-password-break-grub-password-in-RHEL-10 | |||
| Single-usermode-password-break-steps-in-RHEL-7-8-and-RHEL-9 | |||
| Examples of RUNLEVEL and Targets and Password Break steps with GRUB Password Apply (174:00) | |||
| Latest-Singleusrmode-password-break-grub-password-rhel-8-rhel-9-latest-steps (100:00) | |||
| Day-21 and Day-22 Session | |||
| User-management-theory-Slides (1) (2) | |||
| User Management Task- Notes | |||
| User management - Practical Session-Notes | |||
| User Management Theory Session (118:00) | |||
| User Management Practical Session (65:00) | |||
| Examples of password policy | |||
| Examples of SUDO Concept | |||
| Chage-password-policy-theory-session-notes (1) | |||
| SUDO concept in linux | |||
| Password Policy Examples with chage command (132:00) | |||
| Examples of SUDO and SUID Concept (71:00) | |||
| Group-management-Theory-Slides | |||
| Group-Management-command-notes | |||
| Group Management Commands (45:00) | |||
| Day-23 and Day-24 Session | |||
| File Management Permission-Theory (1) | |||
| Capture (1) (1) (1) | |||
| Capture-2 (1) (1) | |||
| Permission Management Theory Session (175:00) | |||
| Examples of chmod-chown-chgrp | |||
| Examples of chmod-chown-chgrp (147:00) | |||
| Day-25 Session | |||
| ACL theory and Notes | |||
| ACL-example-Task | |||
| Screenshot[1]-01 | |||
| User Creation Steps without using useradd command | |||
| ACL-setfacl-getfacl-chmod-and-live-examples-with-sticky bit (133:00) | |||
| SUID-SGID-Sticky-Bit-Example-Theory-slides (1) (1) | |||
| Examples of SUID-SGID-Sticky-Bit Examples (83:00) | |||
| chattr-Theory-slides (1) (1) | |||
| Examples of chattr and lsattr command (1) | |||
| Examples of chattr and lsattr command with SUID concept (66:00) | |||
| Day-26 and Day-27 Session | |||
| Storage Concept- First Session - During the OS installation Partition Creation planning with STANDARD Concept | |||
| UEFI-and-BIOS-comparison-chart | |||
| software and firmware | |||
| comparison-mbr-and-gpt (1) | |||
| Storage Concept- First Session - During the OS installation Partition Creation planning with STANDARD Concept (182:00) | |||
| Partition-Theory-Concept-Part-2 (1) (2) (1) | |||
| How We can Create Partition from any disk and How can use this as a STANDARD partiton | |||
| Explain About MBR and GPT Limits and Create Partition from any disk and How can use this as a STANDARD partiton (183:00) | |||
| Day-28 and Day-29 Session | |||
| Examples of fdisk-parted-command-and-Explain about fstab file fields | |||
| Examples of fdisk-parted-command-and-Explain about fstab file fields (143:00) | |||
| SWAP Creation Steps with partition and file based method | |||
| SWAP Related Slides | |||
| SWAP Creation Steps with partition and file based method (159:00) | |||
| Day-30 and Day-31 Session | |||
| LVM Slides (1) (1) | |||
| LVmSlides (1) | |||
| LVM Configuration part-1 Notes | |||
| LVM Theory Session (87:00) | |||
| LVM Configuration Part-1 (89:00) | |||
| LVM Configuration Part-2 | |||
| LVM Based Installation and LVM based Operations | |||
| LVM Configuration Part-2 (127:00) | |||
| LVM Based OS installation setup and Standard installation Difference (52:00) | |||
| Extra Topic | |||
| Raid-Theory-Explained | |||
| Raid-Concept-New-Slides-KR (1) | |||
| RAID Theory Concept Discussion (95:00) | |||
| Raid Configuration (56:00) | |||
| Day-32 and Day-33 Session | |||
| Booting Process Related Data | |||
| Linux OS Booting Process Part-1 (187:00) | |||
| OS troubleshooting with rescue kernel and rescue mode | |||
| Linux OS Booting Process and Troubleshooting Part-2 (146:00) | |||
| Day-34 and Day-35Session | |||
| networking-concept (1) | |||
| Networking Theory Session (167:00) | |||
| networking-concept-Part-2 | |||
| Capture-1 | |||
| Capture-2 (2) | |||
| Capture-3 | |||
| Networking Theory Session Part-2 (166:00) | |||
| Day-36 and Day-37 and Day-38 Session | |||
| Network Configuration Between the machine using command line | |||
| Network Configuration Between the machine using command line (157:00) | |||
| SSH Theory Session | |||
| SSH-Server-Client-Configuration-Notes | |||
| SSH Server and Client Configuration Session (165:00) | |||
| Firewall_UTM-835x1024 | |||
| Hardware firewall | |||
| Hardware-Firewall-Diagram | |||
| Firewall Security Concept in Redhat Linux | |||
| Concept of port forwarding with FIREWALLD and SE-Linux Concept and Traffic Flow | |||
| Concept of port forwarding with FIREWALLD and SE-Linux Concept and Traffic Flow (171:00) | |||
| Firewall Concept Explain - TCP Wrappers (48:00) | |||
| Examples of IP-Tables Practical Examples (118:00) | |||
| Examples of IP-Tables Commands | |||
| Examples of IP-Tables port forwarding-with-Firewalld-and-selinux-concept (125:00) | |||
| Examples of IP-Tables port forwarding-with-Firewalld-and-selinux-concept | |||
| Firewalld and Selionux Part-1 (153:00) | |||
| image-14 | |||
| Image-4 | |||
| Firewall and Selinux Notes Part-1 | |||
| Firewall and SE-linux Notes Part-2 | |||
| Firewall and SE-linux Notes Part-2 | |||
| Day-37-38-39-40 Session Pending will cover in upcoming classes | |||
| Extra Topic- Server-and-Client Configuration - Section-1 | |||
| DNS-Theory-new-file | |||
| DNS-notes | |||
| DHCP-Theory-Session | |||
| DHCP notes | |||
| DNS Master and SlaveTheory Concept Explained (44:00) | |||
| DNS Master and Slave Server Client Configuration Steps (54:00) | |||
| DHCP-Theory-Session (32:00) | |||
| DHCP-Server-Configuration (75:00) | |||
| Mariadb-Database-Server-Slides | |||
| mariadb-notes | |||
| mariadb | |||
| Mariadb-Theory-practical-session (97:00) | |||
| HTTP-Webserver-Slides (1) (1) | |||
| apache-notes-part-1 (1) | |||
| Apache-notes-Part-2 (1) | |||
| Apache-notes-Part-3 (1) | |||
| Apache-webserver-Configuration-Part-1 (120:00) | |||
| Apache Configuration-part-2 (9:00) | |||
| Apache-Configuration-Part-3 (16:00) | |||
| mailserver-POSTFIX | |||
| krishna-redhat-class-Postfix-mailserver-Configuration (73:00) | |||
| krishna-redhat-class-postfix-mailserver (44:00) | |||
| Extra Topic - Server and Client Configuration - Section-2 | |||
| NFS-Slides | |||
| NFS-notes | |||
| SAMBA-Slides | |||
| FTP-Server-Client-Theory-Session | |||
| FTPNotes | |||
| Original-shell-Book-pdf-1 (1) | |||
| NFS Theory Session (26:00) | |||
| NFS server and NFS Client Configuration Practical Session (35:00) | |||
| Samba-Server-Configuration-linux-windows-sharing (87:00) | |||
| FTP Server and Client Theory Session (34:00) | |||
| FTP Server Configuration Steps (40:00) | |||
| Krishna-Shell-Class-DAY-1-Part-1 (81:00) | |||
| krishna-Shell-Class-DAY-1-Part-2 (20:00) | |||
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