RHCE [教程].ppt

RHCE Red Hat Certified Engineer Major Linux Distributors The Advantage of Linux Low purchase cost Open Source Software (OSS) UNIX heritage Multi User Scalability Vendor support Reliable uptime Security Logging System … The Disadvantage of Linux Steep learning curve Hardware support End-user applications A Comparison Of Win 9x, NT, and Linux Linux Filesystem Hierarchy RHCE Red Hat Certified Engineer Installing Linux Hardware Requirements Harddisk Partitioning Boot Loader Install Packages X Configuration Overview of the Installation Process Starting the installation process Installation Mode Language Keyboard Mouse Partitioning Boot Loader Installation Network Configuration Setting the time zone Overview of the Installation Process Firewall Configuration Specifying authentication options (optional) Specifying user accounts Selecting packages Installing packages Creating a boot disk Configuration the X Windows system (optional) Installing Linux: Consoles Message Logs Configuring InstallTime Options after Installation RHCE Red Hat Certified Engineer SHELL Some of Important BASH Variables PATH SHELL PS1 PS2 Some of Linux Commands(1) RHCE Red Hat Certified Engineer BASH Important Command Forms Linux File Types Bash Special Variables Some of Linux Commands(2) RHCE Red Hat Certified Engineer Some of Linux Commands(3) Some of Linux Commands(4) ‘vi’ Powerful Text Editor RHCE Red Hat Certified Engineer Run Levels Configuring Boot loader Administrative Tasks RHCE Red Hat Certified Engineer Linux Installation and Package Management Make and Install Programs from Source RPM (Redhat Package Manager) Kernel About Kernel and Loadable Modules Manage Kernel Modules at Runtime (/etc/modules.conf) Reconfigure, Build and Install a Custom Kernel Configuring Modems redhat-config-network-tui Command in Text Mode Modem Configuration Files kppp Command in X window RHCE Red Hat Certified Engineer Shell Scripts Shell Scripts RHCE Red Hat Certified Engineer Installing