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Learning RHEL Networking

by Andrew Mallett

June 2015

Intermediate to advanced

216 pages

4h 48m

English

Packt Publishing

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What this book covers

ErrataPiracyQuestions
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
The /etc/system-release fileThe /etc/issue fileUsing lsb_releaseDetermining the kernel version
Elevating privilegesThe su commandDelegating with the sudo command
Consistent naming for network devicesA real-life network device naming exampleDisabling consistent network device namingUsing the ip command to display configurationsUsing the ip command to implement configuration changesPersisting network configuration changesConfiguring the RHEL 7 hostname with hostnamectl
Domain Name SystemInstalling and configuring a Caching Only DNS serverConfiguring clients to use this serverConfiguring the DNS zoneReferencing the zone from /etc/named.confCreating the zone file
Implementing chronydImplementing ntpdImplementing PTP on RHEL 7
Adding an MX record to the DNS server
The iSCSI target (server)
Partitioning the diskCreating the physical volumeCreating the volume groupCreating logical volumes
Creating storage backstores
Adding LUNS to the iSCSI targetAdding ACLS
Overview of btrfs
Volume management the old wayVolume management with btrfs
Creating a RAID1 mirror
An overview of NFS
Simple exportsAdvanced exportsPseudo-root
Diagnosing NFSv3 issuesUsing static ports for NFSv3Configuring the NFS client
An overview of Samba and Samba services
Overview of identity management
Listing the Active Directory informationCreating Active Directory usersCreating Active Directory groupsManaging the Active Directory group membership
Configuring NSSConfiguring PAMConfiguring KerberosConfiguring SSSD
Configuring the httpd serviceInstalling Apache 2.4The configurationConfiguring the DocumentRoot directory
Setting up the server nameSetting up a custom error page
Name-basedThe name resolutionThe Apache configurationIP-basedPort-based
What is SELinux
ModesThe disabled modeThe permissive modeThe enforcing modeLabelsPolicy typesMinimumTargetedMLSPolicies
Unconfined domains
chcon and restoreconBoolean values
The log fileThe audit2allow commandPermissive domains
The firewall status
Reverting to iptables

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