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    1. Chapter 1 Getting Started with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3
  • Linux, Open Source, and Red Hat 4
  • Origins of Linux 4
  • Distributions 5
  • Fedora 6
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Related Products 7
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server Edition 7
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux Workstation Edition 8
  • Red Hat Add-Ons 8
  • Red Hat Directory Server 9
  • Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization 9
  • JBoss Enterprise Middleware 9
  • Red Hat Cloud 9
  • Installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 9
  • Exploring the GNOME User Interface 33
  • Exploring the Applications Menu 34
  • Exploring the Places Menu 35
  • Exploring the System Menu 36
  • Summary 39
    2. Chapter 2 Finding Your Way on the Command Line 41
  • Working with the Bash Shell 42
  • Getting the Best of Bash 42
  • Useful Bash Key Sequences 43
  • Working with Bash History 44
  • Performing Basic File System Management Tasks 45
  • Working with Directories 45
  • Working with Files 46
  • Piping and Redirection 50
  • Piping 50
  • Redirection 51
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  • Finding Files 55
  • Working with an Editor 56
  • Vi Modes 57
  • Saving and Quitting 57
  • Cut, Copy, and Paste 58
  • Deleting Text 58
  • Replacing Text 58
  • Using sed for the Replacement of Text 59
  • Getting Help 61
  • Using man to Get Help 61
  • Using the --help Option 65
  • Getting Information on Installed Packages 65
  • Summary 66
    3. Chapter 3 Performing Daily System Administration Tasks 69
  • Performing Job Management Tasks 70
  • System and Process Monitoring and Management 72
  • Managing Processes with ps 73
  • Sending Signals to Processes with the kill Command 74
  • Using top to Show Current System Activity 76
  • Managing Process Niceness 80
  • Scheduling Jobs 82
  • Mounting Devices 83
  • Working with Links 87
  • Creating Backups 88
  • Managing Printers 89
  • Setting Up System Logging 91
  • Setting Up Rsyslog 92
  • Common Log Files 94
  • Setting Up Logrotate 96
  • Summary 98
    4. Chapter 4 Managing Software 99
  • Understanding RPM 100
  • Understanding Meta Package Handlers 101
  • Creating Your Own Repositories 103
  • Managing Repositories 104
  • RHN and Satellite 106
  • Installing Software with Yum 109
  • Querying Software 115
  • Extracting Files from RPM Packages 118
  • Summary 119
    5. Chapter 5 Configuring and Managing Storage 121
  • Understanding Partitions and Logical Volumes 122
  • Creating Partitions 123
  • Creating File Systems 129
  • File Systems Overview 129
  • Creating File Systems 131
  • Changing File System Properties 132
  • Checking the File System Integrity 134
  • Mounting File Systems Automatically Through fstab 135
  • Working with Logical Volumes 139
  • Creating Logical Volumes 139
  • Resizing Logical Volumes 143
  • Working with Snapshots 146
  • Replacing Failing Storage Devices 149
  • Creating Swap Space 149
  • Working with Encrypted Volumes 151
  • Summary 154
    6. Chapter 6 Connecting to the Network 155
  • Understanding NetworkManager 156
  • Working with Services and Runlevels 156
  • Configuring the Network with NetworkManager 158
  • Working with system-config-network 160
  • Understanding NetworkManager Configuration Files 161
  • Understanding Network Service Scripts 164
  • Configuring Networking from the Command Line 164
  • Troubleshooting Networking 169
  • Setting Up IPv6 173
  • Configuring SSH 174
  • Enabling the SSH Server 175
  • Using the SSH Client 177
  • Using PuTTY on Windows Machines 177
  • Configuring Key-Based SSH Authentication 178
  • Using Graphical Applications with SSH 181
  • Using SSH Port Forwarding 182
  • Configuring VNC Server Access 183
  • Summary 185
    7. Chapter 7 Working with Users, Groups, and Permissions 189
  • Managing Users and Groups 190
  • Commands for User Management 190
  • Managing Passwords 192
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  • Modifying and Deleting User Accounts 193
  • Behind the Commands: Configuration Files 194
  • Creating Groups 198
  • Using Graphical Tools for User and Group Management 201
  • Using External Authentication Sources 203
  • Understanding the Authentication Process 208
  • Understanding sssd 208
  • Understanding nsswitch 209
  • Understanding Pluggable Authentication Modules 210
  • Managing Permissions 212
  • Understanding the Role of Ownership 212
  • Basic Permissions: Read, Write, and Execute 214
  • Advanced Permissions 216
  • Working with Access Control Lists 220
  • Setting Default Permissions with umask 225
  • Working with Attributes 226
  • Summary 227
    8. Chapter 8 Understanding and Configuring SELinux 229
  • Understanding SELinux 230
  • What Is SELinux? 231
  • Understanding the Type Context 231
  • Selecting the SELinux Mode 233
  • Working with SELinux Context Types 235
  • Configuring SELinux Policies 237
  • Working with SELinux Modules 238
  • Setting Up SELinux with system-config-selinux 239
  • Troubleshooting SELinux 239
  • Summary 244
    9. Chapter 9 Working with KVM Virtualization 245
  • Understanding the KVM Virtualization Architecture 246
  • Red Hat KVM Virtualization 246
  • Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization 247
  • Preparing Your Host for KVM Virtualization 248
  • Installing a KVM Virtual Machine 249
  • Managing KVM Virtual Machines 255
  • Managing Virtual Machines with Virtual
  • Machine Manager 256
  • Managing Virtual Machines from the virsh Interface 262
  • Understanding KVM Networking 263
  • Summary 268
    10. Chapter 10 Securing Your Server with iptables 269
  • Understanding Firewalls 270
  • Setting Up a Firewall with system-config-firewall 271
  • Allowing Services 272
  • Trusted Interfaces 275
  • Masquerading 275
  • Configuration Files 278
  • Setting Up a Firewall with iptables 279
  • Understanding Tables, Chains, and Rules 280
  • Understanding How a Rule Is Composed 280
  • Configuration Example 281
  • Advanced iptables Configuration 287
  • Configuring Logging 287
  • The Limit Module 289
  • Configuring NAT 289
    11. Chapter 11 Setting Up Cryptographic Services 293
  • Introducing SSL 294
  • Proof of Authenticity: the Certificate Authority 295
  • Managing Certificates with openssl 296
  • Creating a Signing Request 302
  • Working with GNU Privacy Guard 302
  • Creating GPG Keys 303
  • Key Transfer 305
  • Managing GPG Keys 307
  • Encrypting Files with GPG 308
  • GPG Signing 310
  • Signing RPM Files 310
    12. Chapter 12 Configuring OpenLDAP 315
  • Understanding OpenLDAP 316
  • Types of Information in OpenLDAP 316
  • The LDAP Name Scheme 316
  • Replication and Referrals 317
  • Configuring a Base OpenLDAP Server 318
  • Installing and Configuring OpenLDAP 318
  • Populating the OpenLDAP Database 320
  • Creating the Base Structure 320
  • Understanding the Schema 323
  • Managing Linux Users and Groups in LDAP 326
    13. Chapter 13 Configuring Your Server for File Sharing 333
  • Configuring NFS4 334
  • Setting Up NFSv4 335
  • Mounting an NFS Share 337
  • Making NFS Mounts Persistent 338
  • Configuring Automount 338
  • Configuring Samba 342
  • Setting Up a Samba File Server 342
  • Samba and SELinux 345
  • Samba Advanced Authentication Options 346
  • Accessing Samba Shares 346
  • Offering FTP Services 348
  • File Sharing and SELinux 351
  • Summary 352
    14. Chapter 14 Configuring DNS and DHCP 355
  • Understanding DNS 356
  • The DNS Hierarchy 356
  • DNS Server Types 357
  • The DNS Lookup Process 358
  • DNS Zone Types 359
  • Setting Up a DNS Server 359
  • Setting Up a Cache-Only Name Server 359
  • Setting Up a Primary Name Server 361
  • Setting Up a Secondary Name Server 368
  • Understanding DHCP 369
  • Setting Up a DHCP Server 370
  • Summary 374
    15. Chapter 15 Setting Up a Mail Server 375
  • Using the Message Transfer Agent 376
  • Understanding the Mail Delivery Agent 377
  • Understanding the Mail User Agent 377
  • Setting Up Postfix as an SMTP Server 377
  • Working with Mutt 378
  • Basic Configuration 380
  • Internet Configuration 382
  • Configuring Dovecot for POP and IMAP 383
  • Further Steps 384
  • Summary 384
    16. Chapter 16 Configuring Apache on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 385
  • Configuring the Apache Web Server 386
  • Creating a Basic Website 386
  • Understanding the Apache Configuration Files 387
  • Apache Log Files 393
  • Apache and SELinux 393
  • Getting Help 395
  • Working with Virtual Hosts 396
  • Securing the Web Server with TLS Certificates 399
  • Configuring Authentication 404
  • Setting Up Authentication with .htpasswd 405
  • Configuring LDAP Authentication 406
  • Setting Up MySQL 407
  • Summary 409
    17. Chapter 17 Monitoring and Optimizing Performance 413
  • Interpreting What’s Going On: The top Utility 414
  • CPU Monitoring with top 415
  • Memory Monitoring with top 417
  • Process Monitoring with top 419
  • Analyzing CPU Performance 420
  • Understanding CPU Performance 421
  • Context Switches and Interrupts 421
  • Using vmstat 425
  • Analyzing Memory Usage 425
  • Page Size 425
  • Active vs. Inactive Memory 426
  • Kernel Memory 427
  • Using ps for Analyzing Memory 430
  • Monitoring Storage Performance 433
  • Understanding Disk Activity 434
  • Finding Most Busy Processes with iotop 438
  • Setting and Monitoring Drive Activity with hdparm 440
  • Understanding Network Performance 440
  • Optimizing Performance 446
  • Using a Simple Performance Optimization Test 447
  • CPU Tuning 449
  • Tuning Memory 451
  • Optimizing Interprocess Communication 453
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  • Tuning Storage Performance 455
  • Network Tuning 459
  • Optimizing Linux Performance Using cgroups 464
  • Summary 466
    18. Chapter 18 Introducing Bash Shell Scripting 467
  • Getting Started 468
  • Elements of a Good Shell Script 468
  • Executing the Script 471
  • Working with Variables and Input 472
  • Understanding Variables 472
  • Variables, Subshells, and Sourcing 474
  • Working with Script Arguments 476
  • Asking for Input 480
  • Using Command Substitution 482
  • Substitution Operators 483
  • Changing Variable Content with Pattern Matching 485
  • Performing Calculations 489
  • Using Control Structures 491
  • Using if...then...else 493
  • Using case 496
  • Using while 498
  • Using until 499
  • Using for 500
  • Summary 503
    19. Chapter 19 Understanding and Troubleshooting the Boot Procedure 505
  • Introduction to Troubleshooting
  • the Boot Procedure 506
  • Configuring Booting with GRUB 507
  • Understanding the grub.conf Configuration File 507
  • Changing Boot Options 510
  • Using the GRUB Command Line 513
  • Reinstalling GRUB 514
  • GRUB behind the Scenes 514
  • Common Kernel Management Tasks 516
  • Analyzing Availability of Kernel Modules 517
  • Loading and Unloading Kernel Modules 518
  • Loading Kernel Modules with Specific Options 519
  • Upgrading the Kernel 521
  • Configuring Service Startup with Upstart 521
  • Basic Red Hat Enterprise Linux Troubleshooting 524
  • Summary 527
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    20. Chapter 20 Introducing High-Availability Clustering 529
  • Understanding High-Availability Clustering 530
  • The Workings of High Availability 530
  • High-Availability Requirements 531
  • Red Hat High-Availability Add-on Software
  • Components 534
  • Configuring Cluster-Based Services 535
  • Setting Up Bonding 535
  • Setting Up Shared Storage 537
  • Installing the Red Hat High Availability Add-On 541
  • Building the Initial State of the Cluster 542
  • Configuring Additional Cluster Properties 546
  • Configuring a Quorum Disk 549
  • Setting Up Fencing 551
  • Creating Resources and Services 554
  • Troubleshooting a Nonoperational Cluster 558
  • Configuring GFS2 File Systems 559
  • Summary 560
    21. Chapter 21 Setting Up an Installation Server 561
  • Configuring a Network Server As an Installation Server 562
  • Setting Up a TFTP and DHCP Server for PXE Boot 563
  • Installing the TFTP Server 564
  • Configuring DHCP for PXE Boot 565
  • Creating the TFTP PXE Server Content 565
  • Creating a Kickstart File 568
  • Using a Kickstart File to Perform an Automated
  • Installation 568
  • Modifying the Kickstart File with
  • system-config-kickstart 570
  • Making Manual Modifications to the Kickstart File 573
  • Summary 576
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