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RH253 Red Hat Linux Networking and Security
Administration:
Course Description:
For Linux- and/or UNIX- systems
administrators who want to build
skills at configuring common network
services and security administration
using Red Hat Enterprise Linux. See
complete details below.
Course Outline (detail):
- Unit 1: System Performance and Security:
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Identify how concepts and well formed policy map to configuration
and accountability in networking and security administration.
- Unit 2: System Service Access Controls:
- Implement secure
access to system and network services using host-based access, SELinux,
and system services management.
- Unit 3: Securing Data:
- Secure data using
fundamental encryption protocols, Public Key Infrastructure, and Digital
Certificates. Configure and utilize encrypted remote system
administration tools.
- Unit 4: Network Resource Access Controls:
- Secure access to
systems and services using the NetFilter kernel-level firewall.
- Unit 5: Organizing Networked Systems:
- Understand and
implement organized networked systems using the DNS and DHCP services.
- Unit 6: Network File Sharing Services:
- Configure,
control and secure access to FTP, NFS, and SMB/CIFS (Samba).
- Unit 7: Web Services:
- Configure,
implement and secure access to the Apache Web Server and Squid Proxy
Cache.
- Unit 8: Electronic Mail Services:
- Configure,
implement and secure access to the Sendmail and Postfix SMTP servers.
- Unit 9: Account Management:
- Understand
account management using Name Switch Service and Pluggable
Authentication.
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