RHCE Adcanced Linux

RHCE Package Intermediate To Advanced Linux

CBT Nuggets RHCE Package Intermediate To Advanced Linux CD1 & CD2| Total Size: 1.23 GB

Description:

The Linux+ Certification Package

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- Introduction to Using Linux
- Intro to Linux Part 2
- Planning your installation
- Pre-installation Hardware Considerations
- Installation of Linux
- Installing and Updating Software in Linux
- User Administration in Linux
- Administration of File systems and Security
- Administration of Networks in Linux
- Linux Essentials
- Configuring Printing and File Sharing
- Configuration Files and Related Topics
- Maintenance of a Linux System
- Troubleshooting Problems in a Linux System
- Troubleshooting in Linux Part 2
- Troubleshooting in Linux Part 3
- Hardware Issues in Linux
- More Hardware Issues in Linux
- Linux+ 2004 Update Intro
- Multimedia in Linux
- Introduction to sed and awk
- Security Issues Part 1
- Security Issues Part 2
- Printing and Mail
- Hodgepodge: Learning to Learn Linux

Intermediate to Advanced Linux Series:

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- Series Intro
- Pre-Installation Considerations
- Installation Issues – Working with Hard Disks
- More Installation Issues
- Advanced Installation Issues
- Post Installation
- X windows
- Window Managers and Desktop Environments
- Package Management
- The Linux Rescue and Recovery Process
- User Administration
- Groups, Quotas, and Sudo Privileges
- The Linux Kernel
- The Linux Kernel Part 2
- The Network File System (NFS)
- Apache Web Server
- Mail Services
- DNS and Bind
- FTP and Internet News
- Shell Scripts
- Introduction to Perl
- Performance Monitoring
- Security
- Security 2

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