Return to Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator (LFCS)

• Learning the Essentials of CentOS Enterprise Linux 7 Administration by Andrew Mallett - https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/lfcs-red-hat-7-essentials/table-of-contents
  • Preparing you for the practical Linux exams based on the LFCS and RHCSA, you will learn Red Hat 7.
  • “This is the first in a series of courses designed to support the Linux Foundation Certified SysAdmin and the Red Hat Certified System Administrator practical Linux exams. Based on CentOS 7.2, we get you started with Linux installation before helping your though the basics of working on a CentOS 7 system.”

This course is part of:

• CompTIA Linux+ (Exam XK0-004) Path
• Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator (LFCS) Path
• LPIC-1: Linux Administrator (Exam 101-500 and Exam 102-500) Path
• RHCSA: Red Hat Certified System Administrator (Exam EX200) Path

Course Overview

• Introducing the Linux Foundation and LFCS Certification
  • Let's Look at How You Will Learn
  • Summary and What's Next

• Installing CentOS 7
  • Introduction to Installing CentOS 7
  • CentOS Downloads
  • VirtualBox Networking with CentOS
  • Install CentOS from Physical Media
  • Install from Network and Internet
  • Configure CentOS Networking
  • Installing X
  • Add VirtualBox Guest Additions
  • Summary and What's Next

• Working at the Command Line
  • Welcome to the Linux Command Line
  • Accessing Linux Consoles
  • Linux File Types
  • Working with Linux Files
  • Working with Linux Directories
  • Working with Linux Links
  • Summary and What's Next

• Reading Linux Files
  • Tools That We Use to Read from Linux Files
  • Reading from Linux Files ** [[Linux Regular Expressions and grep
  • Using sed to Edit Linux Files
  • Comparing Linux Files
  • Finding Linux Files
  • Summary and What's Next

• Using the vim Text Editor

Creating and Editing Files in Linux and Using Touch

Using the nano Text Editor

Learning vim with vimtutor

Setting Defaults with .vimrc

Editing Files with vim

Summary and What's Up Next

• Linux Piping and Redirection
  • Introduction to Linux Pipelines and Redirection
  • Redirecting Linux STDOUT
  • Using the Linux noclobber Option
  • Redirecting Linux STDERR
  • Reading into Linux STDIN

Using HERE documents

Command Pipelines

Named Pipes

Using the Command tee

Summary and What's Next

• Archiving Linux Files
  • Introducing Linux Backups
  • Using the Linux tar Command
  • Using Linux Compression
  • Working with Linux cpio

Imaging with dd Clip Watched

9m 20s Summary and What's Next Clip Watched

• Accessing Linux Command Line Help
  • Introduction and Simple Linux Help
  • Working with Linux Man Pages

Working with Info Pages

2m 7s Using Version Control Systems

6m 2s Summary and What's Next

1m 54s

36m 25s

Introduction to Permissions

5m 0s Listing Permissions

3m 47s Managing Default Permissions

6m 8s Setting Permissions

9m 16s Managing File Ownership

7m 40s Summary and What's Next

4m 31s Accessing the Root Account

19m 53s

Introduction to Root Access

1m 34s Using su

3m 48s Implementing sudo

7m 51s Restricting root Access to SSH

4m 41s Summary and What's Next

1m 58s Accessing Servers with SSH

23m 1s

Welcome to the SSH Client

1m 27s Configuring the SSH Client

7m 50s Using Key Based Authentication

7m 35s Copy Files Securely

3m 36s Summary and What's Next

2m 32s Using Screen and Script

17m 49s

Introduction to Screen and Script

2m 0s Using Script as a Collaboration Tool

4m 57s Running Commands Across Your Estate with Screen

8m 47s Summary

2m 4s