System Administration

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Administration

Contents: 

1. History of Unix and Linux

2. Features

3. Unix File System

4. Installation

5. Rescue and Single User Modes

6. INIT Upstart

7. Basic Skills

8. Compression Utilities

9. Checksums Tools

10. Grep Usage

11. AWK Usage

12. SED Usage

13. Perl Usage

14. User Management

15. File Permissions

16. Access Control Lists

17. Managing File Links

18. Quota Management

19. EXT4 Parted

20. SWAP Configuration

21. Logical Volume Management(LVM)

22. Redundant Array ofInexpensive Disks (RAID)

23. Package Management with RPM

24. Package Management with YUM

25. Cron

26. At batch

27. Syslog Configuration

28. Common Network Utilities

29. Ipv4 Configuration

30. VSFTPD (Very Secure FileTransfer Protocol Daemon) Configuration

31. LFTP

32. Service Management

33. DHCPD (Dynamic HostConfiguration Protocol Daemon) Configuration

34. BIND (Berkely Internet NamingDaemon) – DNS (Domain Naming Service) Config.

35. Samba Share

36. Network File System (NFS)

37. Secure Shell (SSH)

38. Network Time Protocol (NTP)

39. Linux Proxy

40. Linux MAIL

41. Extended Internet Services Daemon (xinetd)

42. A-Z bash commands for hungry learners 

43. Linux Printing 

44. Linux Console Access 

45. Limiting System Resources in Linux 

46. Automated Installation with kiskstart 

47. Linux Backup and Recovery 

48. Linux Kernel

49. Top 10 Super Computers using Linux
50. Three Sysadmin Rules You Can’t (And Shouldn’t) Break
51. Setting up a PXE boot server
52. List of ports that are being used in Linux