Mastering Red Hat Linux: From Basics to Advanced

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

1. Red Hat Linux 9 Tutorials

1. Introduction to Red Hat

2. Download RHEL

3. Install RHEL Theory and Install RHEL

4. RHEL Gnome Initial Setup and Note

5. Introductory Terms and Opening a Shell Prompt

6. Creating User Introduction and Creating User practical

7. Summary

8. Understanding GNOME 3 Desktop

9. Concept of GNOME Shell

10. Switching from GNOME To GNOME Shell

11. Configuring Date and Time

12. Applying Command for Date and Time

13. Changing Current Date and Time

14. Hardware Clock and System Clock

15. Basic Configuration of System Locale

16. System Locale Using Terminal

17. Setting Default System Locale

18. Managing Users and Group

19. Users Setting Tools

20. Listing Directories

21. Adding New Group

22. Creating Group Directories

23. New Files using New Mask

24. Setting Mask in Shell

25. Accessing Bashar File

26. Default Appearance in Linux

27. Setting Color Highlight

28. Updating the Configuration File

29. Creating Plymouth Theme

30. Customizing the Login Screen

31. Installing Dconf Editor

32. Defining Desktop Settings

33. Adding Greeter Logo

34. Displaying Text Banner

35. Customizing Desktop Backgrounds

36. Adding Extra Background

37. Configuring Fonts in Linux

38. Configuring with Font Tools

39. Gnome Desktop Features

40. Allowing and Disallowing Accounts

41. CTRL ALT Backspace Shortcut

42. Logging Out for Features Update

43. Command Line Access

44. Access to Virtual Terminal

45. Preventing Computer from Suspending

46. User Session Management

47. User Session Management Continues

48. Understanding to Subscription Manager

49. Subscription Manager Commands

50. Registration Using GUI and CLI

51. Management Application RPM

52. Manager Registration Offline

53. Setting up KVM Hyper Visor

54. Unregistering and Reregistering

55. Summary of Subscription Manager

56. Introduction to Cockpit

57. Setting Primary Server

58. How Cockpit Works

59. Summary on Cockpit

60. Essentials of Basic Linux Commands

61. Examples of LS Commands

62. Examples on Dir Command

63. Understanding PWD Command

64. Script for Shell File

65. Creating Files with Touch Command

66. Change Directory Command

67. CAT Command

68. Command for Disk Space

69. Linux Find Command

70. Finding Empty Files

71. Uses of Grep Command

72. Executing with Grep Command

73. Conclusion to Linux Commands

2. Red Hat Linux

1. Overview

2. Red Hat and Fedora Linux

3. The Fedora Project

4. Installing Linux

5. History of Linux and Unix Brief

6. Linux Overview

7. Open Source Software

8. Linux Software

9. Online Information Sources

10. Documentation

11. Hardware Requirements

12. Video and Monitor Information

13. Network Configuration Information

14. Partitions, RAID and Logical Volumes

15. Recommended Partitions

16. Software Installation

17. X Window System Configuration (Red Hat Only)

18. Login and Logout

19. Getting Familiar With Cinnamon

20. Laughing Programs

21. Notifications

22. Bundled Applications

23. File Management with Nemo

24. Most Useful Models With System Setting

25. Changing the default search engine in Firefox

26. Why Should we use the terminal

27. Executing Commands

28. Navigating the File System

29. Managing Files

30. The nano text editor

31. Searching for files

32. Using watch command & Introduction to scripting

33. Creating new Users

34. Changing Password

35. Temporarily Revoking Access

36. Administrative access via sudor and video

37. Understanding file and Directory Permissions

38. Modifying Permissions

39. Mounting and Unmounting Volumes

40. Automatically mounting volumes at boot time

41. Analyzing disk space

42. Managing packages in Linux mint

43. Installing new applications like FileZilla

44. Configuring software sources

45. Advanced Package Management

46. Keeping your system up to date

47. Understanding issues concerning codecs

48. Choosing Secure Passwords

49. Encrypting your home folder

50. Configuring And Testing The Iptables Firewall

51. Backing up and restoring important data

52. Creating and restoring snapshots

53. Creating Command

54. More Details on Creating Command

55. Creating Command Aliases

56. More Details on Command Aliases

57. Killing Processes

58. Killing Command Processes

59. Preparing to move to a new release

60. Using Backup and Restore Tools

61. Monitoring Resource Usage

3. Red Hat Linux Hands-on!

1. Introduction to Red Hat Linux Training

2. Date Time and Users Commands

3. Systemctl Command

4. Systemctl Command Continue

5. Viewing System Processes

6. Viewing System Processes Continues

7. Using Findmnt Command

8. Web Servers

9. Web Servers Continues

10. Linux Shell

11. Linux Shell Continue

12. Shells and Commands

13. Shells And Commands Continues

14. More on Shells and Commands Continues

4. Linux CentOS - Beginners

1. Introduction to CentOS

2. Versions of Linux

3. Pre Configuration of Linux

4. Significance of Linux

5. Downloading from Websites

6. Installing Ubuntu

7. Points for Making Dual Boot System

8. Points for Making Dual Boot System Continues

9. Installation Steps for Centos

10. Installation Steps for Centos Continues

11. Create Storage

12. Add Partition

13. Familiarization with GUI

14. Familiarization with GUI Continues

15. File Systems

16. Significance of Root User

17. Creating Users

18. More on Creating Users

19. Chmod Command to Change File Permission

20. Date Command

21. Date Command Continues

22. More on Date Command Continues

23. Commands for Directory Access

24. Commands for Directory Access Continues

25. File Modification Commands

26. Cat Command

27. CP and MV Command

28. More on MV Command

29. Echo Command

30. Pipe Grep Commands

31. Update DB Man Command

32. locate Command

33. Yum Command

34. Yum Command Continues

35. Exiting on User Command

36. RPM Packages

37. RPM Packages Continues

38. Vim Nano Editors

39. More Vim Nano Editors

40. VIM Editor

41. VIM Editor Continues

42. ZZ Save Workshop and Quit Editor

43. W Write Workshop to Orignal File

5. Linux CentOS - Advanced

1. File System Structure

2. ETC Configuration Files

3. Hard Link

4. Soft Link

5. Backup and Restore

6. Backup and Restore Continues

7. Compress Uncompress Using Tar

8. Restore Using Tar

9. Tar and Cron

10. Cron Command

11. More on Cron Command

12. Network Manager

13. Network Configuration Files

14. If config Command

15. SYS Confic Network Script

16. System SSH

17. More on SSH

18. SCP Command

19. Partition Command

20. Partitioning Command Continues

21. Use of Fdisk Command

22. Options of Fdisk Command

23. Managing LVM

24. Logical Volume

25. Logical Volume Continues

26. VG Display

27. LV Create and Remove Command

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