Description

ABOUT THE COURSE

This highly practical instructor led Using Red Hat Linux course introduces the delegate to the main concepts of the Red Hat Linux operating system and Bash Shell Programming.

The most commonly-used commands are described in detail as are the command line wildcard and redirection facilities.  The mechanisms by which a user acquires a login environment are discussed and the main features of the Bash Shell are introduced. The Desktop environment will also be explored.

The delegate will practise:

• Using basic Shell commands
• Using and customising the desktop systems
• Accessing help and documentation facilities
• Printing and viewing files
• Creating, copying, renaming, moving and deleting files and directories
• Listing and changing access permissions on files
• Using the Shell's redirection and pipe facilities
• Editing text files using the vi/vim editors
• Monitoring and controlling processes
• Managing the contents of files
• Using the basic file and text searching utilities
• Customising their own login BASH shell environment
• Creating Shell scripts
• Use basic network commands to access remote systems

COURSE CONTENT

• An Introduction to Linux 
• The Graphical Environment
• Basic Commands
• The Linux File System
• File Access Control 
• Redirection and Pipes 
• The vi/vim Editors 
• Processes
• More Basic Commands
• The Bash Environment 
• Bash Shell Scripting Basics 
• Bash Shell Scripting
• Basic Networking Commands