Oracle Linux: System Administration (D71857GC30)
This is an in-depth course that covers installation, configuration and maintenance of Oracle Linux systems. The course focuses on issues universal to every workstation and server and is designed to provide extensive, hands-on experience.Learn To:Install and Configure Oracle Linux.Perform user and group administration.Configure RAID and LVM.Perform software management.Create, mount and maintain filesystems.Additional TopicsClassroom Training allows you to connect face-to-face with expert Oracle instructors. In this course, you'll explore File Access Control Lists, while learning to perform AutoFS configuration. You'll also learn to create and modify user accounts.
Skills Gained
- Learn about origins of Linux
- Overview of Linux Architecture
- PC Hardware and Linux
- Install Linux
- Define a printer and configure print queues
- Understand the boot process
Who Can Benefit
- Administrator
- System Administrator
- Technical Consultant
Prerequisites
- Students should already be comfortable working in a Linux or Unix environment
- An understanding of network concepts is helpful
Syllabus
What is Linux?
- UNIX Origins and Design Principles
- GPL – General Public License
- The Linux Kernel
- Linux Features
- Oracle Linux
- Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel
- Unbreakable Linux Network
Linux Architecture Overview
- The Linux Operating System Components
- Memory Layout
- Important Kernel Threads
- File Systems with Linux
- Security Model Overview
- su and Wheel
- sudo
Pre-Installation Considerations
- Pre-Installation Considerations
- Hardware Compatibility
- Multi-OS Booting
- Partition Considerations
- Filesystem Planning
- Selecting a Filesystem
- Cluster Filesystems
- Optimal Flexible Architecture (OFA)
Installing OEL5
- Installation Choices
- Installation Diagnostics
- Partitioning
- Firstboot
Linux Hardware Discovery, Interaction, and Control
- Hardware Discovery Tools
- Virtual Terminals
- Common UNIX Printing System
- Managing Optical Media
- Managing Linux Device Files
- Kernel Hardware Info – /sys/
- Configuring Kernel Components and Modules
Boot Process and Sysv Init
- Booting Linux on PCs
- GRUB Configuration
- Kernel Boot Parameters
- System Init Styles
- Linux Runlevels and Runlevel Implementation
- System Configuration Files
- Typical SysV Init Script
- Controlling Service Startup
Software Maintenance
- Managing Software
- RPM Features and Architecture
- Working With RPMs
- Managing Software Dependencies
- Using the YUM command
- Manually Installed Shared Libraries
- Installing Source RPM Packages
User/Group Administration
- User and Group Concepts
- User Administration
- Modifying Accounts
- Group Administration
- Password Aging
- Default User Files
- Controlling Logins
- Manual DS Client Configuration
Filesystem Administration
- Partitioning Disks with fdisk and parted
- Creating, Mounting and Maintaining Filesystems
- Determining Disk Usage
- Configuring Disk Quotas
- Viewing and Monitoring Quotas
- Filesystem Attributes
LVM RAID
- Logical Volume Management
- Implementing LVM
- Creating Logical Volumes
- Manipulating VGs LVs
- RAID Concepts
- Array Creation with mdadm
- Software RAID Monitoring
- Software RAID Control and Display
Remote Storage Administration
- Remote Storage Overview
- Remote Filesystem Protocols
- Remote Block Device Protocols
- File Sharing via NFS
- AutoFS
- Multipath Configuration
- iSCSI Architecture, Target Implementations and Configuration
Pluggable Authentication Module (PAM)
- PAM Overview
- PAM Module Types
- PAM Order of Processing
- PAM Control Statements
- PAM Modules
Security Administration
- Tightening Default Security
- Security Advisories
- File Access Control Lists
- Manipulating, Viewing and Backing Up FACLs
- File Creation Permissions with umask
- SELinux Modes, Commands, and Security Framework
- Netfilter Concepts
- Netfilter: Stateful Packet Filter Firewall
Process Administration
- Automating Tasks
- cron
- anacron
- Viewing and Managing Processes
- Tuning Process Scheduling
- Process Accounting
- Enabling Process Accounting
- Setting Resource Limits via ulimit
Basic Networking
- IPv4 Fundamentals
- Linux Network Interfaces
- Ethernet Hardware Tools
- Configuring Network Interfaces
- Network Configuration with ip Command
- IP to MAC Address Mapping with ARP
- NetworkManager
- Network Diagnostics
Advanced Networking
- Multiple IP Addresses
- Enabling IPv6
- Interface Bonding and Bridging
- 802.1q VLANS
- Tuning Kernel Network Settings
- Configuring a DHCP server
The X Window System
- X Modularity
- X.Org Drivers
- Configuring X Manually
- Automatic X Configuration
- Xorg and Fonts
- The X11 Protocol and Display Names
- X Access Control
- Remote Graphical Access With VNC and RDP
Log File Administration
- System Logging
- Rsyslog
- Log Management
- Log Anomaly Detector
Monitoring Troubleshooting
- System Status – Memory, I/O, CPU
- Performance Trending with sar
- Troubleshooting Basics
- strace and ltrace
- Common Problems
- Corrupt Filesystems
- Rescue Environment

















