Mastering Red Hat Linux: From Basics to Advanced

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1. Red Hat Linux 9 Tutorials

1. Introduction to Red Hat.mp4

02:14

2. Download RHEL.mp4

01:02

3. Install RHEL Theory and Install RHEL.mp4

08:09

4. RHEL Gnome Initial Setup and Note.mp4

03:27

5. Introductory Terms and Opening a Shell Prompt.mp4

05:06

6. Creating User Introduction and Creating User practical.mp4

04:28

7. Summary.mp4

00:14

8. Understanding GNOME 3 Desktop.mp4

06:48

9. Concept of GNOME Shell.mp4

06:30

10. Switching from GNOME To GNOME Shell.mp4

06:35

11. Configuring Date and Time.mp4

06:03

12. Applying Command for Date and Time.mp4

05:05

13. Changing Current Date and Time.mp4

09:21

14. Hardware Clock and System Clock.mp4

09:37

15. Basic Configuration of System Locale.mp4

04:50

16. System Locale Using Terminal.mp4

06:30

17. Setting Default System Locale.mp4

08:09

18. Managing Users and Group.mp4

06:47

19. Users Setting Tools.mp4

11:02

20. Listing Directories.mp4

07:39

21. Adding New Group.mp4

04:20

22. Creating Group Directories.mp4

07:26

23. New Files using New Mask.mp4

05:37

24. Setting Mask in Shell.mp4

08:09

25. Accessing Bashar File.mp4

04:07

26. Default Appearance in Linux.mp4

06:50

27. Setting Color Highlight.mp4

05:54

28. Updating the Configuration File.mp4

06:42

29. Creating Plymouth Theme.mp4

05:09

30. Customizing the Login Screen.mp4

05:42

31. Installing Dconf Editor.mp4

04:56

32. Defining Desktop Settings.mp4

10:39

33. Adding Greeter Logo.mp4

05:53

34. Displaying Text Banner.mp4

10:08

35. Customizing Desktop Backgrounds.mp4

07:12

36. Adding Extra Background.mp4

11:10

37. Configuring Fonts in Linux.mp4

05:04

38. Configuring with Font Tools.mp4

09:23

39. Gnome Desktop Features.mp4

01:41

40. Allowing and Disallowing Accounts.mp4

06:29

41. CTRL ALT Backspace Shortcut.mp4

07:31

42. Logging Out for Features Update.mp4

00:29

43. Command Line Access.mp4

05:06

44. Access to Virtual Terminal.mp4

09:18

45. Preventing Computer from Suspending.mp4

06:43

46. User Session Management.mp4

08:04

47. User Session Management Continues.mp4

09:29

48. Understanding to Subscription Manager.mp4

04:15

49. Subscription Manager Commands.mp4

06:49

50. Registration Using GUI and CLI.mp4

03:15

51. Management Application RPM.mp4

07:01

52. Manager Registration Offline.mp4

03:56

53. Setting up KVM Hyper Visor.mp4

07:14

54. Unregistering and Reregistering.mp4

04:36

55. Summary of Subscription Manager.mp4

00:26

56. Introduction to Cockpit.mp4

02:14

57. Setting Primary Server.mp4

12:05

58. How Cockpit Works.mp4

11:25

59. Summary on Cockpit.mp4

00:43

60. Essentials of Basic Linux Commands.mp4

01:25

61. Examples of LS Commands.mp4

07:14

62. Examples on Dir Command.mp4

07:01

63. Understanding PWD Command.mp4

09:43

64. Script for Shell File.mp4

03:46

65. Creating Files with Touch Command.mp4

11:19

66. Change Directory Command.mp4

12:15

67. CAT Command.mp4

11:42

68. Command for Disk Space.mp4

10:38

69. Linux Find Command.mp4

09:16

70. Finding Empty Files.mp4

06:27

71. Uses of Grep Command.mp4

12:07

72. Executing with Grep Command.mp4

07:58

73. Conclusion to Linux Commands.mp4

05:59

2. Red Hat Linux

1. Overview.mp4

07:21

2. Red Hat and Fedora Linux.mp4

07:26

3. The Fedora Project.mp4

06:00

4. Installing Linux.mp4

07:54

5. History of Linux and Unix Brief.mp4

07:04

6. Linux Overview.mp4

04:59

7. Open Source Software.mp4

06:01

8. Linux Software.mp4

04:05

9. Online Information Sources.mp4

02:40

10. Documentation.mp4

03:48

11. Hardware Requirements.mp4

07:57

12. Video and Monitor Information.mp4

08:07

13. Network Configuration Information.mp4

08:59

14. Partitions, RAID and Logical Volumes.mp4

07:04

15. Recommended Partitions.mp4

06:02

16. Software Installation.mp4

08:39

17. X Window System Configuration (Red Hat Only).mp4

07:20

18. Login and Logout.mp4

08:36

19. Getting Familiar With Cinnamon.mp4

07:17

20. Laughing Programs.mp4

09:58

21. Notifications.mp4

06:35

22. Bundled Applications.mp4

08:13

23. File Management with Nemo.mp4

06:38

24. Most Useful Models With System Setting.mp4

07:05

25. Changing the default search engine in Firefox.mp4

09:30

26. Why Should we use the terminal.mp4

08:59

27. Executing Commands.mp4

06:47

28. Navigating the File System.mp4

05:55

29. Managing Files.mp4

09:55

30. The nano text editor.mp4

04:19

31. Searching for files.mp4

06:30

32. Using watch command & Introduction to scripting.mp4

07:51

33. Creating new Users.mp4

05:00

34. Changing Password.mp4

10:28

35. Temporarily Revoking Access.mp4

09:57

36. Administrative access via sudor and video.mp4

09:28

37. Understanding file and Directory Permissions.mp4

07:15

38. Modifying Permissions.mp4

07:15

39. Mounting and Unmounting Volumes.mp4

05:55

40. Automatically mounting volumes at boot time.mp4

06:19

41. Analyzing disk space.mp4

11:47

42. Managing packages in Linux mint.mp4

05:25

43. Installing new applications like FileZilla.mp4

08:32

44. Configuring software sources.mp4

08:07

45. Advanced Package Management.mp4

07:44

46. Keeping your system up to date.mp4

06:20

47. Understanding issues concerning codecs.mp4

11:43

48. Choosing Secure Passwords.mp4

07:28

49. Encrypting your home folder.mp4

07:03

50. Configuring And Testing The Iptables Firewall.mp4

11:06

51. Backing up and restoring important data.mp4

07:28

52. Creating and restoring snapshots.mp4

07:31

53. Creating Command.mp4

07:35

54. More Details on Creating Command.mp4

05:36

55. Creating Command Aliases.mp4

10:40

56. More Details on Command Aliases.mp4

02:42

57. Killing Processes.mp4

05:25

58. Killing Command Processes.mp4

11:37

59. Preparing to move to a new release.mp4

05:54

60. Using Backup and Restore Tools.mp4

10:44

61. Monitoring Resource Usage.mp4

11:44

3. Red Hat Linux Hands-on!

1. Introduction to Red Hat Linux Training.mp4

08:11

2. Date Time and Users Commands.mp4

06:49

3. Systemctl Command.mp4

06:11

4. Systemctl Command Continue.mp4

09:34

5. Viewing System Processes.mp4

06:36

6. Viewing System Processes Continues.mp4

08:13

7. Using Findmnt Command.mp4

09:32

8. Web Servers.mp4

07:23

9. Web Servers Continues.mp4

08:25

10. Linux Shell.mp4

09:30

11. Linux Shell Continue.mp4

06:16

12. Shells and Commands.mp4

09:49

13. Shells And Commands Continues.mp4

08:29

14. More on Shells and Commands Continues.mp4

10:52

4. Linux CentOS - Beginners

1. Introduction to CentOS.mp4

08:44

2. Versions of Linux.mp4

07:19

3. Pre Configuration of Linux.mp4

08:30

4. Significance of Linux.mp4

11:22

5. Downloading from Websites.mp4

07:30

6. Installing Ubuntu.mp4

05:37

7. Points for Making Dual Boot System.mp4

08:12

8. Points for Making Dual Boot System Continues.mp4

07:41

9. Installation Steps for Centos.mp4

08:28

10. Installation Steps for Centos Continues.mp4

08:49

11. Create Storage.mp4

08:03

12. Add Partition.mp4

08:21

13. Familiarization with GUI.mp4

08:29

14. Familiarization with GUI Continues.mp4

09:41

15. File Systems.mp4

05:42

16. Significance of Root User.mp4

08:45

17. Creating Users.mp4

08:19

18. More on Creating Users.mp4

07:27

19. Chmod Command to Change File Permission.mp4

10:56

20. Date Command.mp4

06:04

21. Date Command Continues.mp4

08:54

22. More on Date Command Continues.mp4

08:54

23. Commands for Directory Access.mp4

08:26

24. Commands for Directory Access Continues.mp4

06:46

25. File Modification Commands.mp4

05:55

26. Cat Command.mp4

08:38

27. CP and MV Command.mp4

07:29

28. More on MV Command.mp4

07:54

29. Echo Command.mp4

07:44

30. Pipe Grep Commands.mp4

08:03

31. Update DB Man Command.mp4

07:46

32. locate Command.mp4

09:44

33. Yum Command.mp4

08:21

34. Yum Command Continues.mp4

07:19

35. Exiting on User Command.mp4

09:04

36. RPM Packages.mp4

07:42

37. RPM Packages Continues.mp4

07:22

38. Vim Nano Editors.mp4

06:17

39. More Vim Nano Editors.mp4

07:22

40. VIM Editor.mp4

07:04

41. VIM Editor Continues.mp4

07:01

42. ZZ Save Workshop and Quit Editor.mp4

06:35

43. W Write Workshop to Orignal File.mp4

06:14

5. Linux CentOS - Advanced

1. File System Structure.mp4

07:19

2. ETC Configuration Files.mp4

06:08

3. Hard Link.mp4

07:50

4. Soft Link.mp4

07:55

5. Backup and Restore.mp4

11:10

6. Backup and Restore Continues.mp4

11:17

7. Compress Uncompress Using Tar.mp4

07:00

8. Restore Using Tar.mp4

06:54

9. Tar and Cron.mp4

05:58

10. Cron Command.mp4

10:34

11. More on Cron Command.mp4

08:27

12. Network Manager.mp4

11:55

13. Network Configuration Files.mp4

09:38

14. If config Command.mp4

07:14

15. SYS Confic Network Script.mp4

08:25

16. System SSH.mp4

10:51

17. More on SSH.mp4

10:25

18. SCP Command.mp4

09:48

19. Partition Command.mp4

07:56

20. Partitioning Command Continues.mp4

07:59

21. Use of Fdisk Command.mp4

06:02

22. Options of Fdisk Command.mp4

07:38

23. Managing LVM.mp4

07:22

24. Logical Volume.mp4

06:15

25. Logical Volume Continues.mp4

08:18

26. VG Display.mp4

03:37

27. LV Create and Remove Command.mp4

09:45

Description

Unlock the full potential of Red Hat Linux with our comprehensive course—transform from novice to expert.

What You'll Learn?

Foundational Knowledge: Understand the basics of Red Hat Linux, including installation, GNOME desktop environment setup, and user management.
System Configuration: Learn to configure system locales, manage users and groups, and customize desktop and login screen settings.
Advanced Linux Concepts: Dive into Red Hat and Fedora Linux differences, system configuration (partitions, RAID, logical volumes), network setup.
Practical Skills: Gain hands-on experience with essential commands, service management, web server configuration, and system processes.
CentOS Insights: Get acquainted with CentOS, including installation, file system management, and dual-boot setup.
Advanced CentOS Management: Explore advanced topics like backup and restore, network management, and logical volume management.
By the end of the course, students will be proficient in managing and configuring Red Hat Linux 9 and CentOS, equipped to handle both basic and complex.

Who is this for?

Aspiring Linux Administrators: Individuals aiming to start or advance their careers in Linux system administration.

IT Professionals: Those working in IT or related fields who want to deepen their understanding of Red Hat Linux for better job performance and career growth.

System Engineers: Professionals seeking to enhance their skills in managing and configuring Linux systems for various enterprise environments.

Tech Enthusiasts: Anyone with a strong interest in learning about Linux operating systems and its applications in real-world scenarios.

Students in IT Programs: Individuals currently studying IT or computer science who need practical knowledge of Linux systems as part of their curriculum.

What You Need to Know?

Basic Computer Literacy: Familiarity with general computer operations and navigation.

Understanding of Operating Systems: A foundational knowledge of operating system concepts, preferably some experience with Linux or Unix-based systems.

Interest in Linux Systems: A keen interest in learning Linux administration and system management.

No advanced technical skills are required, but a willingness to engage with the command line and system configuration will be beneficial for maximizing the learning experience.

More details

Description
Introduction
Dive into the world of Red Hat Linux 9 with our comprehensive course designed for both beginners and seasoned professionals. This course offers a detailed exploration of Red Hat Linux, starting from the fundamentals and advancing to more complex concepts. Whether you're setting up a new Linux environment or optimizing an existing one, this course will equip you with the skills needed to navigate and manage Red Hat Linux with confidence.
Course Sections
Section 1: Getting Started with Red Hat Linux 9
In this section, you'll be introduced to Red Hat Linux 9, starting with the basics of downloading and installing the operating system. Weâ€™ll guide you through the GNOME desktop environment, explaining key features and initial setup procedures. Learn to manage users and groups, configure system locale settings, and customize the desktop environment to fit your needs. This section ensures a strong foundation for working effectively within the Red Hat Linux ecosystem.
Section 2: Advanced Linux Configuration
Building on the basics, this section delves into more advanced topics. Explore the differences between Red Hat and Fedora Linux, understand Linux history and open-source software, and gain insight into system configuration essentials such as partitioning, RAID, and logical volumes. You'll also learn about network configuration, software installation, and managing hardware requirements. This section prepares you for deeper system management and configuration tasks.
Section 3: Hands-on Red Hat Linux
Apply your knowledge with practical, hands-on exercises. This section covers essential commands, system management, and web server configuration. Explore systemctl for service management, learn to view and manage system processes, and get familiar with Linux shells and commands. Real-world scenarios and exercises will help solidify your understanding and ensure you can handle various administrative tasks confidently.
Section 4: Introduction to CentOS
Expand your expertise with CentOS, a popular Red Hat derivative. This section introduces CentOS and guides you through its installation and configuration. Learn about file systems, user management, and essential commands for file and directory operations. Discover how to set up a dual-boot system and get familiar with GUI tools and basic administrative tasks specific to CentOS.
Section 5: Advanced CentOS Management
In the final section, delve into advanced management techniques for CentOS. Topics include file system structure, backup and restore procedures, and network management. You'll also explore tools for partitioning and managing logical volumes, ensuring you can handle complex administrative tasks with ease. This section provides the advanced skills necessary for maintaining and optimizing CentOS environments.
Conclusion
By the end of this course, you'll have a robust understanding of Red Hat Linux 9 and CentOS, from basic installation and configuration to advanced management techniques. Whether you aim to manage servers, configure networks, or handle complex system administration tasks, this course will provide you with the expertise needed to excel in your Linux journey.
Who this course is for:
Aspiring Linux Administrators: Individuals aiming to start or advance their careers in Linux system administration.
IT Professionals: Those working in IT or related fields who want to deepen their understanding of Red Hat Linux for better job performance and career growth.
System Engineers: Professionals seeking to enhance their skills in managing and configuring Linux systems for various enterprise environments.
Tech Enthusiasts: Anyone with a strong interest in learning about Linux operating systems and its applications in real-world scenarios.
Students in IT Programs: Individuals currently studying IT or computer science who need practical knowledge of Linux systems as part of their curriculum.

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