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Objective of RHCSA.

-- BY Vinayak and Param .


Details of RHCSA EXAM.

1. Understand and use essential tools:-


 Access a shell prompt and issue commands with correct syntax.
 Use input and output redirection (>,>>,|,2>,etc)
 Use grep and regular expressions to analyze text.
 Access remote systems using SSH.
 Login & switch users in multiuser targets.
 Archeive , compress, unpack ,and uncompress files using tar ,star ,
gizip and bzip2.
 Create and edit text files.
 Create , delete , copy , move files and directories.
 Create hard and soft link.
 List , set and change standard ugo/ rwx permissions.
 Locate , read and use system documentation including man into files
in usr/doc/share.
Continued….

2. Operate Running System.


 Boot ,reboot ,shutdown a system normally.
 Boot system into different targets manually.
 Interrupts the boot process in order to gain access into a system.
 Identify CPU/Memory intensive processes and kill process.
 Adjust process scheduling.
 Locate and interupt system log files and journals.
 Preserve system journals.
 Start ,Stop and check the status of network services.
 Securely transfer files between system.
Continued….
3. Configure local storage.
 List ,create ,delete partition on MBR and GPT

disks.
 Create and remove Physical Volume.
 Assign Physical Volume to Volume groups.
 Create and delete logical volume.
 Configure system to mount files systems at boot by

universally unique ID (UUID) or labels.


 Add new Partition and logical volume ,and swap to

a system non-destructive.
Continued….
4. Create and configure file systems.
 Create , mount , unmount and use vfat, ext4 , and

XFs files system.


 Mount and unmount network files system using NFS.
 Extend existing logical volumes.
 Create and configure set –GID directories for

collaboration.
 Configure disk Compression.
 Manage layered storage.
 Diagnose and correct file permission problems.
Continued….
5. Deploy , configure and maintain system.
 Schedule tasks using at and cron .
 Start and stop services and configure services to start

automatically at boot.
 Configure systems at boot into a specific target

automatically.
 Configure time service clients.
 Install and update software packages from RED HAT

NETWORK a remote respository or from the local file


system.
 Work with packages module streams.
 Modify the system bootloader.
Continued….
6. Manage basic networking.
 Configure IPv4 and IPv6 adresses.
 Configure host name resolution.
 Configure network services to start

automatically at boot .
 Restrict network access using firewall

–cmd/firewall.
Continued….
7. Manage Security.
 Create , delete and modify local user accounts.
 Change passwords and adjust password aging

for local user accouns.


 Create , delete and modify local groups and

group memberships.
 Configure superuser access.
Continued….
8. Manage Security.
 Configure firewall settings using firewall

–cmd/firewalld.
 Configure keyboard authentication for SSH.
 Set enforcing and permissive modes for SELinux .
 List and identify SELinux file and process context.
 Restore default file contexts.
 Use boolean settings to modify system SELinux

settings.
 Diagnose and address routine SELinux policy

violations.

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