Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) is designed as the second part of the Red Hat® Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) training track for IT professionals who have taken Red Hat System Administration I (RH124).
Prerequisites for this course
Successful completion of Red Hat System Administration I (RH124) is recommended.
1. Improving Command-line Productivity
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Writing Simple Bash Scripts
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Guided Exercise: Writing Simple Bash Scripts
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Running Commands More Efficiently Using Loops
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Guided Exercise: Running Commands More Efficiently Using Loops
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Matching Text in Command Output with Regular Expressions
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Guided Exercise: Matching Text in Command Output with Regular Expressions
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Lab: Improving Command-line Productivity
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Summary
2. Scheduling Future Tasks
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Scheduling a Deferred User Job
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Guided Exercise: Scheduling a Deferred User Job
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Scheduling Recurring User Jobs
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Guided Exercise: Scheduling Recurring User Jobs
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Scheduling Recurring System Jobs
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Guided Exercise: Scheduling Recurring System Jobs
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Managing Temporary Files
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Guided Exercise: Managing Temporary Files
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Quiz: Scheduling Future Tasks
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Summary
3. Tuning System Performance
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Adjusting Tuning Profile
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Guided Exercise: Adjusting Tuning Profiles
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Influencing Process Scheduling
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Guided Exercise: Influencing Process Scheduling
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Lab: Tuning System Performance
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Summary
4. Controlling Access to Files with ACLs
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Interpreting File ACLs
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Quiz: Interpreting File ACLs
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Securing Files with ACLs
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Guided Exercise: Securing Files with ACLs
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Lab: Controlling Access to Files with ACLs
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Summary
5. Managing SELinux Security
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Changing the SELinux Enforcement Mode
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Guided Exercise: Changing the SELinux Enforcement Mode
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Controlling SELinux File Contexts
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Guided Exercise: Controlling SELinux File Contexts
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Adjusting SELinux Policy with Booleans
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Guided Exercise: Adjusting SELinux Policy with Booleans
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Investigating and Resolving SELinux Issues
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Guided Exercise: Investigating and Resolving SELinux Issues
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Lab: Managing SELinux Security
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Summary
6. Managing Basic Storage
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Adding Partitions, File Systems, and Persistent Mounts .
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Guided Exercise: Adding Partitions, File Systems, and Persistent Mounts
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Managing Swap Space
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Guided Exercise: Managing Swap Space
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Lab: Managing Basic Storage
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Summary
7. Managing Logical Volumes
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Creating Logical Volumes
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Guided Exercise: Creating Logical Volumes
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Extending Logical Volumes
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Guided Exercise: Extending Logical Volumes
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Lab: Managing Logical Volumes
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Summary
8. Implementing Advanced Storage Features
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Managing Layered Storage with Stratis
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Guided Exercise: Managing Layered Storage with Stratis
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Compressing and Deduplicating Storage with VDO
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Guided Exercise: Compressing and Deduplicating Storage with VDO
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Lab: Implementing Advanced Storage Features
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Summary
9. Accessing Network-Attached Storage
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Mounting Network-Attached Storage with NFS
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Guided Exercise: Managing Network-Attached Storage with NFS
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Automounting Network-Attached Storage
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Guided Exercise: Automounting Network-Attached Storage
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Lab: Accessing Network-Attached Storage
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Summary
10, Controlling the Boot Process
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Selecting the Boot Target
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Guided Exercise: Selecting the Boot Target
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Resetting the Root Password
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Guided Exercise: Resetting the Root Password
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Repairing File System Issues at Boot
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Guided Exercise: Repairing File System Issues at Boot
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Lab: Controlling the Boot Process
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Summary
11. Managing Network Security
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Managing Server Firewalls
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Guided Exercise: Managing Server Firewalls
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Controlling SELinux Port Labeling
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Guided Exercise: Controlling SELinux Port Labeling
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Lab: Managing Network Security
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Summary
12. Installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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Installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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Guided Exercise: Installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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Automating Installation with Kickstart
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Guided Exercise: Automating Installation with Kickstart
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Installing and Configuring Virtual Machines
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Quiz: Installing and Configuring Virtual Machines
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Lab: Installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux