
Red Hat Certified Engineer
by Michael Jang
Start the free chapterLinux is the most important operating system on the Internet. It\'s recognized everywhere as the cost-effective way to operate all kinds of servers. With the support of powerhouses like IBM, Dell, HP, and Sun, demand for Linux servers is growing. Red Hat is the dominant player in Linux. And the Red Hat Certified Engineer is perhaps the most important of the \"hands-on\" exams recognized for testing real skills. This practical \"how to\" course by VTC author Mike Jang, uses practical examples to demonstrate the skills tested by the RHCE exam. To begin learning simply click the movie links.rn<p><i>* Captions not available on CD version. </i></p>
Course content
Introduction2 lessons
Additional Information for the RHCE Exam11 lessons
- What Else to prepare for the RHCE Exam2:091 credit or ad
- Logical Volume Management4:071 credit or ad
- Logical Volumes During Installation6:001 credit or ad
- Logical Volumes After Installation Pt.12:201 credit or ad
- Logical Volumes After Installation Pt.26:091 credit or ad
- Setting up a Kickstart File4:491 credit or ad
- An Automated Kickstart Installation3:481 credit or ad
- Reviewing Rescue Mode6:231 credit or ad
- Problems during the boot process4:351 credit or ad
- What can go wrong with GRUB7:361 credit or ad
- Create a network installation server5:011 credit or ad
System Monitoring and Fault Analysis5 lessons
System Service Analysis5 lessons
Network Configuration and Security9 lessons
- Network Resource Access Controls3:201 credit or ad
- Dynamic Interface Configuration3:481 credit or ad
- Static Interface Configuration3:101 credit or ad
- Routing Configuration Pt.12:281 credit or ad
- Routing Configuration Pt.25:521 credit or ad
- Netfilter Overview6:111 credit or ad
- iptables Firewall Rules6:091 credit or ad
- Firewall Rules by IP address6:211 credit or ad
- Network Access Translation (NAT)3:171 credit or ad
Network Support Services11 lessons
- Organizing Networked Systems2:081 credit or ad
- Host Name Resolution3:071 credit or ad
- Trace a DNS Query with the dig command2:471 credit or ad
- Exploring DNS with the host command2:491 credit or ad
- An Overview of Domain Name Services3:151 credit or ad
- DNS Packages5:141 credit or ad
- Configuring a BIND Caching Nameserver6:401 credit or ad
- Setting up a Slave Nameserver5:171 credit or ad
- BIND in sysconfig and command support4:041 credit or ad
- The DHCP Service5:571 credit or ad
- Configuring an NTP Server5:371 credit or ad
Sharing on a Network9 lessons
- Network File Sharing Services2:261 credit or ad
- FTP â Basic Server Configuration5:051 credit or ad
- FTP â Security Options6:091 credit or ad
- NFS â Basic Server Configuration3:471 credit or ad
- NFS â Security Options4:491 credit or ad
- Samba â Basic Server Configuration6:101 credit or ad
- More on Samba6:251 credit or ad
- Samba Security Options3:591 credit or ad
- File Server Security3:281 credit or ad
Apache Web Services and More7 lessons
- Apache Web Services3:021 credit or ad
- Critical Apache Configuration Directives6:281 credit or ad
- Creating a Virtual Host6:551 credit or ad
- Limiting Access to an Apache Website5:331 credit or ad
- Apache and SELinux3:391 credit or ad
- Creating a Secure Apache Host7:241 credit or ad
- Configuring the Squid Web Proxy5:271 credit or ad
Configuring Email Services6 lessons
Creating Secure Remote Access3 lessons
Account Security5 lessons
Troubleshooting and System Maintenance5 lessons
Installation and Configuration9 lessons
- Install Packages for Network Services4:081 credit or ad
- Configure SELinux for Network Services2:491 credit or ad
- Configure Services to Start on Boot3:431 credit or ad
- Configure Basic Service Operation3:291 credit or ad
- Configure User/Host-based Security3:521 credit or ad
- Configure Kickstart Installations2:451 credit or ad
- Add Logical Volumes during Installation3:471 credit or ad
- Use iptables to for Firewalls and NAT4:331 credit or ad
- Use PAM for User-Level Restrictions3:351 credit or ad