Course Objective
Installation | Deployment
        Explore features of CentOS
        Review network topology
        Obtain and confirm sources
        Perform Minimal installation
        Prep Apache installation server
        Execute Network installation
        Carry-out a Custom installation
        Kickstart installation
        Compare and contrast installations
        Evaluate results    

Post-Installation Initialization and Exploration
        Explore Boot-INIT sequences
        Discuss System V Runlevels
        Generate boot problems
        Use Rescue Mode to address boot problems
        Evaluate results
        Demonstrate usage of the following useful commands & concepts

Basic Linux | Unix Commands
        ls, pwd, cd, cp, mv, rm, mkdir, rmdir, whoami
        alias, cat, file, chmod, chown, history
        STDIN | STDOUT, UNIX Pipes, Redirection, Command Chaining
        ps, df, top
        less & more, head & tail, find, which & whereis, w, who
        tar, gzip, bzip2
        Checksums
        User management

File Attributes | Properties
        Identify common file types
        Peruse file system permissions
        Use SETUID | SETGID | Sticky Bit
        Implement symbolic links
    
Storage Management
        Provision additional EXT4 storage
        Allocate SWAP as needed
        Logical Volume Management Provisioning
        Manage LVM volumes
        Extend LVM volume groups & volumes
        Extend EXT4 file systems online | offline
        Implement reserve storage with LVM
        Evaluate results
    
Package Management
        Identify key RPM features
        Use RPM as needed
        Install | Remove packages
        Compare RPM and YUM
        Identify key YUM features
        Access package groups with YUM
        Evaluate results

Apache Web Services
        Identify key Apache features
        Explore default environment
        Explain and reference Apache Logs
        Provision IP-based Virtual Hosts
        Provision Name-based Virtual Hosts
        Test Virtual Host connectivity differences
        Segregate logs as needed
        Explore Apache SSL Configuration
        Evaluate results

Secure Communications
        Identify key Tools
        Use: SSH | SCP | SFTP to communicate securely
        Move data securely from Windows using SSH
        Implement FTPD with SSL
        Mandate SSL client usage for FTP services
        Connect from Windows using SSL as needed
        Perform network-wide reconnaissance
        Compare various reconnaissance gathering methods
        Explore SELinux default configuration
        Adjust SELinux to facilitate Apache
        Ensure SELinux directives persist
        Evaluate results


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