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List of all resources that needs to be persistant
The Bash Terminal
- Command Line shortcuts
- Overview of the file system hierarchy
Standard Outputs, Inputs, and Errors
Piping and Redirection
RHCSA – The grep command
RHCSA – Accessing built-in help guides
RHCSA – Binary files (aka executables)
RHCSA – Using the Linux find command
RHCSA – Hard and Soft Links
RHCSA – Compressing files and folders using gzip and tar
RHCSA – Secure Shell (SSH)
RHCSA – Adding, modifying, and deleting users
RHCSA – Creating, modifying, and deleting groups
RHCSA – Password properties (passwd and chage commands)
RHCSA – LDAP Overview
- Setting up an LDAP client
- RHCSA – Automounting the home directory
NFS – How to set up an NFS client on CentOS 7
Samba – How to set up a Samba client on CentOS/RHEL 7
RHCSA – File and Folder Permissions
Networking basics
Linux Process – Managing Shell Jobs on CentOS/RHEL 7
RHCSA – Memory usage
RHCSA – Processes
Package management with yum and rpm
RHCSA – Managing KVM based Virtual Machines
- RHCSA – virsh and virt-manager
- RHCSA – Autostarting a vm after a reboot
Job Scheduling
RHCSA – Rsyslogd and Journald
RHCSA – Overview of Partitions and Logical Volumes
RHCSA – Logical Volume Management (LVM) Overview
RHCSA – Linux Kernal Overview
RHCSA – The Boot Process
- RHCSA – Understanding GRUB2
- RHCSA – Resetting the root password (via GRUB2)
Systemd – An overview
SELinux Overview
RHCSA – Using Firewalld
Services that makes use of a network
RHCSA – Starting a “login shell” or “interactive shell” using the switch user (su) command
RHCSA – missing topics
Interactive shells and login shells
Linux – Introducing “VIM”, a powerful text editor

Using traceroute

This is a quick guide to using the traceroute command

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