Linux System Engineer: Authentication with LDAP and Kerberos

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Grant McWilliams

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01 - Introduction

01 - Manage authentication with LDAP and Kerberos.mp4

00:36

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:58

03 - OS installation.mp4

09:50

04 - Lab setup.mp4

05:44

05 - Configure hostnames and name resolution.mp4

02:35

06 - Install Guest Additions.mp4

04:22

07 - How to use the exercise files.mp4

00:56

02 - 1. Network Time Services

01 - How NTP works for authentication.mp4

03:09

02 - About NTP in Enterprise Linux 7 and VirtualBox.mp4

03:16

03 - Install and start chrony.mp4

02:03

04 - Configure chrony server.mp4

05:39

05 - Configure chrony client.mp4

01:52

06 - Configure time and date.mp4

05:17

07 - Use cryonyc.mp4

01:49

03 - 2. Setting Up an LDAP Server

01 - LDAP overview.mp4

04:20

02 - Install OpenLDAP server.mp4

04:45

03 - Prepare LDAP server.mp4

02:05

04 - Configure LDAP server.mp4

03:34

05 - Set up LDAP database.mp4

03:07

06 - Create an LDAP user.mp4

03:01

07 - Finish LDAP server configuration.mp4

01:55

04 - 3. Setting Up an LDAP Client

01 - Install LDAP client.mp4

00:43

02 - Configure LDAP authentication on the CLI.mp4

02:11

03 - Configure LDAP authentication graphically.mp4

01:53

05 - 4. Authentication Using Kerberos

01 - Kerberos overview.mp4

01:43

02 - Install Kerberos server packages.mp4

00:27

03 - Configure Kerberos server.mp4

02:47

04 - Create Kerberos database.mp4

04:45

05 - Configure Kerberos client authentication.mp4

03:58

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:43

Description

Earning the Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) certification-the benchmark certification for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)-demonstrates to both your current organization and potential employers that you possess expert-level competence with RHEL. This course covers authentication with LDAP and Kerberos as part of RHCE certification prep. Join instructor and Linux enthusiast Grant McWilliams as he discusses using Network Time Protocol (NTP) for authentication, as well as configuring an NTP server and client. Grant also explains how to set up a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server and client, and how to configure Kerberos client authentication.

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Grant McWilliams is a computer consultant, public speaker, technical writer, professor and software developer specializing in Linux and Open Source. He's been a college professor for 20 years teaching at Bellevue College, Shoreline Community College and Edmonds Community College. He's also provided custom training and curriculum for Boeing, Panasonic, Thales and many other fortune 500 corporations. His training focuses entirely on open source and Linux technologies. His consulting company - Sound Linux Training and Consulting has been in business for 26 years in various forms and specializes in creating custom solutions using open source technologies. These have included Linux based in-flight entertainment systems, massively scaled Xen hypervisor near-embedded platforms as well as cloud, virtual and physical security scanning and penetration testing appliances. His public speaking engagements include Linuxcon (New Orleans 2013), Xen User Summit (NYC 2014) and LinuxFest Northwest (Bellingham WA 2004-2011). His technical writing/editing achievements have included writing documentation and manpages for Citrix Xenserver via the Xenapi Admin Project and technical editor for No Starch Press on the book Wicked Cool Shell Scripts. Specialties: Cloud Computing, Virtualization, Xen Cloud Platform/Xenserver, Linux, BASH, Saltstack, SELinux, PHP, Python, System Design, Technical writing, curriculum creation, Instructor Led Training

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