Red Hat Linux Networking and Security Administration

London (EC4)

14/06/10

£

1,500

London (EC4)

22/03/10

£

1,500

London (EC4)

14/06/10

£

1,500

Hampshire

Farnborough (GU14)

26/04/10

£

1,500

Farnborough (GU14)

14/06/10

£

1,500

Farnborough (GU14)

26/07/10

£

1,500

Manchester (Greater)

Manchester (M1)

06/04/10

£

1,500

Manchester (M1)

28/06/10

£

1,500

Yorkshire (West)

Leeds (LS12)

04/05/10

£

1,500

Leeds (LS12)

05/07/10

£

1,500

Edinburgh

Edinburgh (EH12)

12/04/10

£

1,500

Edinburgh (EH1)

05/07/10

£

1,500

Brussels

Brussels

31/05/10

£

1,500

Brussels

16/08/10

£

1,500

Taastrup

Taastrup

03/05/10

£

1,500

Taastrup

05/07/10

£

1,500

Helsinki (Greater)

Helsinki

28/06/10

£

1,500

Dublin

Dublin (Dubli)

10/05/10

£

1,500

Dublin (Dubli)

05/07/10

£

1,500

Valetta

Valetta

31/05/10

£

1,500

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Course Overview

In this course you will learn how to configure common Red Hat Linux network services. Network and local security tasks are also topics of this advanced course.

Audience

Linux or UNIX system administrators who already have some real world experience with Red Hat Linux systems administration and want a first course in networking services and security.

Skills Gained

Delegates will learn :

• To setup a Red Hat Linux server and configure common network services and security at a basic level.

Examinations

There are no examinations associated with this course.

Prerequisites

• Red Hat Linux System Administration (RH-133) or equivalent experience in systems administration.
• Knowledge of shell scripting in UNIX or Linux and some familiarity with Perl is also beneficial

Course Outline

• Networking services on Red Hat Linux - server-side setup, configuration, and basic administration of common networking services.

• DNS
• NIS
• Apache
• SMB
• DHCP
• Sendmail
• FTP
• Other common services: tftp, pppd, proxy
• Miscellaneous topics
• Security administration using Red Hat Linux.
• Introduction to security
• Developing a security policy
• Preparation
• Local security
• Files and filesystem security
• • Password security
  • Kernel security
  • Basic elements of a firewall
  • Red Hat Linux-based security tools
  • Responding to a break-in attempt
  • Security sources and methods
  • Overview of OSS security tools
  • Secure Shell