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Oracle Linux System Administration II

Oracle Linux System Administration II is designed for experienced administrators who want to develop advanced skills in managing Oracle Linux systems. The course covers automated operating system installation, advanced networking, authentication services, directory services, web and file-sharing services, software package management, and advanced storage administration. Participants learn to configure DNS and DHCP, implement LDAP and PAM authentication, automate installations using Kickstart and PXE, configure Samba and NFS, manage network bonding and VLANs, and work with LVM, XFS, and Btrfs file systems. The course also explores Kerberos and IPA Identity Management to support administration across larger Linux environments.
Oracle Linux System Administration II is designed for experienced administrators who want to develop advanced skills in managing Oracle Linux systems. The course covers automated operating system installation, advanced networking, authentication services, directory services, web and file-sharing services, software package management, and advanced storage administration. Participants learn to configure DNS and DHCP, implement LDAP and PAM authentication, automate installations using Kickstart and PXE, configure Samba and NFS, manage network bonding and VLANs, and work with LVM, XFS, and Btrfs file systems. The course also explores Kerberos and IPA Identity Management to support administration across larger Linux environments.
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Course Description

Key Takeaways
  • Configure DNS, DHCP, and other network services.
  • Build an Apache HTTP Server.
  • Configure authentication services using LDAP, PAM, Kerberos, and IPA.
  • Automate installation using Kickstart and PXE.
  • Configure file sharing using Samba.
  • Use advanced package management features.
  • Configure network bonding, VLANs, and VPNs.
  • Create LVM storage and build XFS and Btrfs file systems.
  • Explore and configure Udev.
Course Outline

1. Network Addressing and Name Services

  • Network Addressing and Name Services
  • Introduction to DNS
  • host and dig Utilities
  • Practice 2-1: Configuring a DHCP Server
  • Practice 2-2: Configuring a DHCP Client
  • Practice 2-3: Viewing and Testing the DNS Configuration
  • Practice 2-4: Configuring a Caching-Only Nameserver

2. Authentication and Directory Services

  • Authentication and Directory Services
  • The ldapmodify Utility
  • Practice 3-1: Configuring an OpenLDAP Server (Part 1)
  • Practice 3-1: Configuring an OpenLDAP Server (Part 2)
  • Practice 3-2: Implementing OpenLDAP Authentication
  • Practice 3-3: Authenticating from an OpenLDAP Client (Part 1)
  • Practice 3-3: Authenticating from an OpenLDAP Client (Part 2)

3. Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM)

  • Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM)
  • Practice 4-1: Configuring PAM for a Single Login Session
  • Practice 4-2: Configuring PAM to Prevent Non-root Login

4. Web and Email Services

  • Web and Email Services
  • Practice 5-1: Configuring the Apache Web Server

5. Installing Oracle Linux by Using PXE and Kickstart

  • Installing Oracle Linux by Using PXE and Kickstart
  • Configuring TFTP Services
  • Practice 6-1: Creating a Kickstart File
  • Practice 6-1: Configure gateway as an HTTP Server
  • Practice 6-2: Configuring PXE Services (Part 1)
  • Practice 6-3: Video of Performing a PXE/Kickstart Installation

6. Samba Services

  • Samba Services
  • Practice 7-1: Configuring a Samba Server
  • Practice 7-2: Accessing Samba Shares from a Client Host

7. Advanced Software Package Management

  • Advanced Software Package Management
  • Popular Yum Plug-Ins
  • Practice 8-1: Exploring the host04 VM
  • Practice 8-2: Managing Yum Plug-Ins
  • Practice 8-3: Using Yum Utilities
  • Practice 8-4: Creating a binary RPM Package
  • Practice 8-5: Managing Software Updates with PackageKit
  • Practice 8-6: Working with Yum History and Yum Cache

8. Advanced Networking

  • Advanced Networking
  • Virtual Private Networks: Introduction
  • 802.3ad LAG (Link Aggregation Group)
  • Practice 9-1: Configuring Network Bonding by Using the TUI
  • Practice 9-2: Configuring Network Bonding from the Command Line
  • Practice 9-3: Working with Bonded Interfaces (Part 1)
  • Practice 9-3: Working with Bonded Interfaces (Part 2)
  • Practice 9-4: Configuring 802.1Q VLAN Tagging by Using the GUI
  • Practice 9-5: Configuring 802.1Q VLAN Tagging from the Command Line
  • Practice 9-6: Working with VLAN Interfaces (Part 1)
  • Practice 9-6: Working with VLAN Interfaces (Part 2)
  • Practice 9-7: Configuring a Site-to-Site VPN

9. Implementing the XFS File System

  • Implementing the XFS File System
  • Practice 10-1: Using the SUM Function
  • Practice 10-2: Using the CONCAT Function
  • Practice 10-3: Using the IF Function

10. Implementing the Btrfs File System

  • Implementing the Btrfs File System
  • The btrfs filesystem resize Utility
  • Practice 11-1: Using a Replacement Variable
  • Practice 11-2: Using Ad Hoc Value Variables
  • Practice 11-3: Using User Defined List Variables

11. Storage Administration

  • Storage Administration
  • Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID)
  • Practice 12-1: Creating Linux LVM Partitions
  • Practice 12-2: Creating a Logical Volume
  • Practice 12-3: Creating a File System and Mounting a Logical Volume
  • Practice 12-4: Backing Up Volume Group Metadata
  • Practice 12-5: Creating a Logical Volume Snapshot
  • Practice 12-6: Increasing the Capacity of a Logical Volume
  • Practice 12-7: Restoring Volume Group Metadata
  • Practice 12-8: Creating a Thinly Provisioned Logical Volume
  • Practice 12-9: Using Snapper with LVM Thin Provisioned Logical Volumes
  • Practice 12-10: Creating a RAID Device
  • Practice 12-11: Removing Partitions

12. Advanced Storage Administration

  • Advanced Storage Administration
  • Practice 13-1: Creating and Mounting a File System
  • Practice 13-2: Setting Disk Quotas
  • Practice 13-3: Exploring and Configuring Udev Rules
  • Practice 13-4: Using kpartx

13. File Sharing

  • File Sharing
  • Introduction to vsftpd
  • Practice 14-1: Configuring an NFS Server and an NFS Client
  • Practice 14-2: Removing the NFS Configuration
  • Practice 14-3: Configuring an FTP Server
  • Practice 14-4: Downloading a File from an FTP Server
  • Practice 14-5: Restoring VMs to Original Configuration

14. Kerberos and IPA Services

  • Kerberos and IPA Services
  • System Security Services Daemon
  • Practice 15-1: Kerberos Authentication
  • Practice 15-2: Installing Identity Management
  • Practice 15-3: Configuring SSSD Services
Duration

5 days

Exam Details

Certification: Oracle Linux 8 Advanced System Administration

Who should attend
  • Linux Administrator
  • Cloud Administrator
  • System Integrator
  • Data Center Manager
  • Technical Consultant
  • System Architect
  • Application Developers
  • Support Engineer
  • System Analysts
  • Database Administrators
  • Developer
  • System Administrator
  • Technical Administrator
  • Web Administrator
Prerequisites

Oracle Linux System Administration I

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What is Oracle Linux System Administration II training about?

Oracle Linux System Administration II covers advanced Linux administration, including network services, authentication and directory services, automated installation, file sharing, advanced package management, and storage administration.

Who should attend Oracle Linux System Administration II?

The course is intended for professionals such as Linux and cloud administrators, system integrators, data center managers, technical consultants, system architects, support engineers, application developers, and database administrators.

What are the prerequisites for this course?

Oracle Linux System Administration I is listed as the prerequisite for the Ed 1 course.

Oracle Linux System Administration II

Oracle Linux System Administration II is designed for experienced administrators who want to develop advanced skills in managing Oracle Linux systems. The course covers automated operating system installation, advanced networking, authentication services, directory services, web and file-sharing services, software package management, and advanced storage administration. Participants learn to configure DNS and DHCP, implement LDAP and PAM authentication, automate installations using Kickstart and PXE, configure Samba and NFS, manage network bonding and VLANs, and work with LVM, XFS, and Btrfs file systems. The course also explores Kerberos and IPA Identity Management to support administration across larger Linux environments.

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