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Red Hat Linux: Amministrazione di Sistema

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Il corso è stato progettato per permettere ad utenti Linux (o UNIX) di amministrare un sistema Red Hat Linux e configurare una workstation. Al termine del corso i partecipanti saranno in grado di:

Installare Red Hat Linux

Controllare e gestire dell'hardware

Creare e gestire Linux filesystem

Capire il sistema e inizializzare i servizi

Amministrare utenti e gruppi

Automatizzare eventi con at, cron, e anacron

Configurare, compilare e installare il kernel

Gestire la memoria e i processi

Effettuare semplici operazioni di troubleshooting

PREREQUISITI:

Il corso Introduzione a Red Hat Linux o esperienza equivalente su Red Hat Linux AGENDA:

Hardware, Device Configuration and Installation

Supported Hardware

Hardware Considerations

Devices Files and Drivers

Red Hat Linux Device Aliases

Device Configuration

Additional PCI Utilities

RAM Size and Recognition

Block Devices and Filesystems

Filesystem Schemes

The Red Hat Installer

Installer Features

Red Hat Linux Installation

Partitioning Hard Drives

Software RAID

Network Configuration

Package Selection

Validating the Installation

Port-Installation Configuration

System Configuration

Lab : Installing Red Hat Linux

Linux Filesystems

Disk Structure

Disk Partitioning

Fdisk and Friends

Creating Filesystems

Filesystem Attributes

Mounting Filesystems

mount options

Important NFS mount options

/etc/fstab - mount recipes

Unmounting Filesystems

Dealing with Floppy Diskettes

Creating Swap Areas

Filesystem Maintenance

Determining Disk Usage

Final Review: Adding a Drive

Lab: Using autofs and Adding Swap

System Initialization and Services

Boot Sequence

BIOS Initialization

Linux Boot Loader

Kernel Initialization

init Initialization

Terminal Management

init Initialization - /etc/rc.sysinit

SysV Runlevels

/etc/rc.local

Controlling rcX.d init Scripts

Run Levels Demonstration

Daemon Processes

System Shutdown

System Reboot

Lab: Managing Startup

User Administration

User Policy Considerations

The User Account Database - /etc/passwd

Adding a New User Account

Modifying/Deleting Accounts

Password Aging Policies

Group Administration

Switching Accounts

File Ownership

File Permissions

SUID/SGID Executables

The Sticky Bit

The SetGID Access

Mode

Default File Permissions

User Private Groups

User's Environment

Lab: User and Group Administration

Network Configuration

Device Recognition

Network Interfaces

Address Resolution Protocol

ifconfig

ifup / ifdown

Interface Configuration Files

Multiple NICs

Binding Multiple IP Addresses

DHCP/BOOTP

Configuration Utilities

Allowing User Control of Network Interfaces

Basic IP Routes

Default Route

IP Forwarding

Global Network Parameters

Name Resolution

DNS Client Configuration

DNS Troubleshooting

PPP Client Configuration

Network Diagnostics

Lab: Static Network Settings

SysAdmin Tools

Printer Administration

Using printtool

LPRng Configuration Files

LPRng Utilities

Task Automation

Using at

Controlling Access to at

Using cron

Crontab format

System Crontab Files

Controlling Access to cron

Using anacron

The anacrontab file

Using tmpwatch

System Log Configuration

System Logging

Maintaining Logs

Finding Files

Managing whatis

System Monitoring

Backup to Tape

Controlling Tape Drives

Backup/Archive Utilities

Using tar

Using dump / restore

Remote Backups

RPM Package Manager

RPM Queries

RPM Options

RPM - Installing and Upgrading

Removing Packages with RPM

rpmfind

strace

Sending Massages to Users

Sources of Help

Lab: SysAdmin Tools

Alternate Installation Methods

Laptops

Multiboot Systems

LILO Components

The LILO Map Installer

The LILO Boot Prompt

Serial Console Installation

Expert Mode

Driver Disks

Using kickstart to Automate Installation

Lab: Alternate Installation Methods

Kernel Services and Recompilation and Software RAID

Kernel Concepts

Kernel Modules

Kernel Compilation: Preliminaries

Kernel Compilation: Configuration

Kernel Compilation: Compilation and Installation

Kernel Compilation: Post-Installation

The Linux Quota System

The /proc Filesystem

Lab: Kernel Services and Configuration

The X Window System

The X Window System

The X Protocol

Network Transparent

X Security

xauth with ssh

X Modularity

Window Managers

Display Managers

XFree86 Startup

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

Things to Check: X

Things to Check: Services

Things to Check: Networking

Things to Check: Booting

Recovery Run-Levels

Filesystem Corruption

Boot Floppies

Rescue Environment

Lab : Troubleshooting

NOTE:

Dettagli

Calendario

05/02/2007 Roma

05/03/2007 Roma

09/10/2007 Roma

11/12/2007 Roma

DURATA

4 gg

PREZZO

1380 Euro

LINGUA

ITA

TIPO DI CORSO

DESTINATARI

- Amministratori di sistema

- Sistemisti

- Sviluppatori

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