Easy Learning Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) Complete Video Training Course DVD(DVD)

Course RequirementsThe ideal target student has passed the Red Hat Certified System Administrator Exam and has experience working in a Linux environment. Duration : 8 hours 18 minutesTable of ContentsI: Course IntroductionII: What to Expect on the RHCE ExamIII: Preparing an Environment for Doing ExercisesModule 1: Advanced System ManagementLesson 1: Configuring Authentication1.1: Understanding Red Hat Identity Management1.2: Using authconfig to set up External Authentication1.3: Configuring a System to Authenticate Using Kerberos1.4: Understanding authconfig Configuration FilesExercise 1Explanation to Exercise 1Interactive Exercise — Module 1, Lesson 1Lesson 2: Configuring iSCSI Target and Initiator2.1: Understanding iSCSI Target and Initiator2.2: Setting up an iSCSI Target2.3: Connecting the iSCSI Initiator to an iSCSI SAN2.4: Verifying the iSCSI ConnectionExercise 2Explanation to Exercise 2Interactive Exercise — Module 1, Lesson 2Lesson 3: System Performance Reporting3.1: Understanding System Performance Parameters3.2: Understanding top3.3: Understanding iostat3.4: Understanding vmstat3.5: Understanding sar Components3.6: Setting up sar3.7: Analyzing sar DataExercise 3Explanation to Exercise 3Lesson 4: System Optimization Basics4.1: Understanding the /proc Contents4.2: Analyzing the /proc File System4.3: Optimizing Through /proc4.4: Introducing sysctl4.5: Using sysctl4.6: Modifying Network Behavior Through /proc and sysctlExercise 4Explanation to Exercise 4Lesson 5: Configuring Logging5.1: Understanding Logging in RHEL75.2: Connecting Journald to Rsyslog5.3: Setting up Remote LoggingExercise 5Explanation to Exercise 5End-of-Module QuestionsModule 2: Networking and ApacheLesson 6: Configuring Advanced Networking6.1: Networking Basics Resumed6.2: Understanding Routing6.3: Setting up Static Routing6.4: Understanding Network Bridges6.5: Setting up Network Bridges6.6: Understanding Network Bonds and Teams6.7: Configuring Network Teams6.8: Configuring IPv6Exercise 6Explanation to Exercise 6Interactive Exercise — Module 2, Lesson 6Lesson 7: Managing Linux-Based Firewalls7.1: Understanding Firewalld Operation7.2: Configuring Firewalld Services and Zones7.3: Creating Services Files7.4: Configuring Rich Firewall Rules7.5: Understanding NAT and Port Forwarding7.6: Configuring NAT7.7: Configuring Port ForwardingExercise 7Explanation to Exercise 7Interactive Exercise — Module 2, Lesson 7Lesson 8: Configuring Apache Virtual Hosts8.1: Understanding Apache Configuration Files8.2: Exploring the httpd.conf File8.3: Configuring a Simple Web Server8.4: Introducing Virtual Hosts8.5: Configuring Virtual Hosts8.6: Common Errors Working with Virtual HostsExercise 8Explanation to Exercise 8Interactive Exercise — Module 2, Lesson 8Lesson 9: Managing Advanced Apache Features9.1: Setting up Authenticated Web Servers9.2: Configuring Apache for LDAP Authentication9.3: Enabling CGI Scripts9.4: Understanding TLS Protected Web Sites9.5: Setting up TLS Protected Web SitesExercise 9Explanation to Exercise 9End-of-Module QuestionsModule 3: DNS and File SharingLesson 10: Configuring a Cache-only DNS Server10.1: Understanding DNS10.2: Understanding Different DNS Server Modes10.3: Analyzing DNS Output with dig10.4: Setting up a Cache-only DNS Nameserver10.5: Opening the Firewall for DNS10.6: Working with Cache DumpsExercise 10Explanation to Exercise 10Interactive Exercise — Module 3, Lesson 10Lesson 11: Configuring NFS File Sharing11.1: Understanding NFSv4 Features11.2: Configuring NFS Exports Suitable for Group Collaboration11.3: Mounting NFS Shares11.4: Using Kerberos to Control Access to NFS Network Shares–Part 111.5: Using Kerberos to Control Access to NFS Network Shares–Part 211.6: Opening the Firewall for NFS11.7: Understanding showmount and NFSv411.8: Understanding NFS SELinux ConfigurationExercise 11Explanation to Exercise 11Lesson 12: Managing SMB File SharingExercise 12Explanation to Exercise 12Interactive Exercise — Module 3, Lesson 12End-of-Module QuestionsModule 4: Essential Back-end ServicesLesson 13: Setting up an SMTP ServerExercise 13Explanation to Exercise 13Interactive Exercise — Module 4, Lesson 13Lesson 14: Managing SSHExercise 14Explanation to Exercise 14Lesson 15: Managing MariaDBExercise 15Explanation to Exercise 15Interactive Exercise — Module 4, Lesson 15Lesson 16: Managing Time ServicesLesson 17: Shell ScriptingExercise 17Explanation to Exercise 17End-of-Module Questions