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This document outlines topics covered in a Red Hat Linux administration course, including Linux fundamentals like distributions, installation, and file hierarchy. It also covers Linux command line navigation, permissions, and utilities. Additional sections cover users and groups, system administration like the boot process and software management, networking, and system automation through processes, scheduling, and scripting. The document provides a high-level overview of the key areas included in Linux administration training.
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01 linux
- 2. Linux Fundamentals What Linux and Linux Distributions are How to choose a distribution. Getting Access to Linux System Installing Linux Linux file Hierarchy
- 3. Linux command Line Navigating on the command line Managing files and directories Linux Permissions Customization and aliases. Getting Help Finding files, directories and other data Input, Output, redirection and pipes.
- 4. Linux Users and Groups Linux user types, including the super user. File and directory Sharing How to Manage users and groups. Switching users
- 5. Linux System Administration The Linux Boot Process System logging Managing disks and file systems. Installing and managing software
- 6. Linux Networking How to configure Network Interfaces. Transferring files over the network.
- 7. Linux System Automation. Process and job automation Job Scheduling Shell scripting
- 8. THANKS