Fedora 14 & Red Hat. Descripción del curso:

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1 Fedora 14 & Red Hat Descripción del curso: Este curso es para los usuarios de Linux que desean comenzar a construir habilidades desde nivel principiante y llegar a la administración de operativo, a un nivel donde puedan adjuntar y configurar una estación de trabajo en una red existente. A quién va dirigido? Los usuarios de Linux, que entienden los conceptos básicos, que desean alcanzar una capacitación técnica para comenzar el proceso de convertirse en un administrador del sistema. Al finalizar el curso el estudiante podrá: Instalar, configurar y mantener el sistema operativo Linux

2 Contents Chapter 1: An Overview of Fedora. Introducing Fedora 14 What Is Linux Linux s Roots in UNIX Common Linux Features Primary Advantages of Linux What Are Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Fedora?. Why Choose Fedora or Red Hat Enterprise Linux? New Features in Fedora 13 y 14 The Culture of Free Software Chapter 2: Installing Fedora. Understanding Fedora Installation Media Using the Fedora 14 Live CD Quick Installation Detailed Installation Instructions Special Installation Procedures Special Installation Topics Troubleshooting Installation Spinning Your Own Fedora Install or Live Media Chapter 3: Getting Productive with the Desktop. Logging in to Fedora Getting Familiar with the Desktop Using the GNOME Desktop Switching Desktop Environments Using the KDE Desktop Using the Xfce Desktop Environment

3 Chapter 4: Using Linux Commands. The Shell Interface Understanding the Shell Using the Shell in Linux Working with the Linux File System Using Text Editors Working with Virtual Terminals Chapter 5: Accessing and Running Applications. Getting and Installing Software Packages Managing RPM Packages Using Software in Different Formats Using Fedora or RHEL to Run Applications Running Microsoft Windows, DOS, and Macintosh Applications Chapter 6: Using the Internet and the Web. Overview of Internet Applications and Commands Browsing the Web Communicating with Participating in Newsgroups Instant Messaging Sharing Files with BitTorrent Using Remote Login, Copy, and Execution Chapter 7: Understanding System Administration. Using the root user account Becoming Super User: The su Command Learning about Administrative GUI Tools, Commands, Configuration Files, and Log Files Configuration files, and Log Files Configuring Hardware Managing File Systems and Disk Space Monitoring System Performance

4 Fixing Your System with the FirstAidKit Choosing Software Alternatives Using Security Enhanced Linux Chapter 8: Setting Up and Supporting Users. Creating User Accounts Setting User Defaults Creating Portable Desktops Providing Support to Users Modifying Accounts Checking Disk Quotas Sending Mail to All Users Chapter 9: Automating System Tasks. Understanding Shell Scripts System Initialization Starting up and shutting down the System Scheduling System Tasks Chapter 10: Computer Security Issues. Linux Security Checklist Using Password Protection Securing Linux with the iptables Firewall Controlling Access to Services with TCP Wrappers Checking Log Files Securing Linux Servers Managing Identities with FreeIPA Capítulo 11: Setting Up Network Connections. Connecting to the Network with NetworkManager Understanding Local Area Networks Setting Up a Wireless LAN Understanding Internet Protocol Addresses

5 Troubleshooting Your LAN Watching LAN traffic with Wireshark Using Wireshark Filters Chapter 12: Connecting to the Internet. Understanding How the Internet Is Structured Routing Proxies Using Dial-Up Connections to the Internet Setting Up Linux as a Router Configuring a Virtual Private Network Connection Setting Up Linux as a Proxy Server Chapter 13: Setting Up Printers and Printing. Common UNIX Printing Service Setting Up Printers Using Web-based CUPS administration Using Printing Commands Configuring Print Servers Chapter 14: Setting Up a File Server. Goals of Setting Up a File Server Setting Up an NFS File Server Setting Up a Samba File Server Troubleshooting your Samba server

6 Chapter 15: Setting Up a Mail Server. Introducing SMTP and sendmail Configuring sendmail Introducing Postfix Stopping Spam with SpamAssassin Accessing mailboxes in Linux Configuring IMAPv4 and POP3 Administering a Mailing List with mailman Chapter 16: Setting Up an FTP Server. Understanding FTP Servers Attributes of FTP servers Using the Very Secure FTP Server Chapter 17: Setting Up a Web Server. Introduction to Web Servers The Apache Web server Configuring the Apache Server Starting and Stopping the Server Monitoring Server Activities Logging errors Analyzing Web-server traffic Chapter 18: Setting Up a DHCP Server. Using Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Setting Up a DHCP Server Opening your firewall and SELinux for DHCP Configuring the /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf file Starting the DHCP server Setting Up a DHCP Client