
COMP-10018 Linux Administration - csunix.mohawkcollege.ca
Manuals We will use the Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating system (RHEL), version 8.3, for our servers. We will use Debian 12.5 (a.k.a. Bookworm) for w01.
COMP-10032 UNIX Security Course Content - Mohawk College
The Security Enhanced Linux framework is a valuable tool for securing servers. It's primary function, as deployed by RedHat/CentOS is to limit the access of server processes, like httpd, …
Lab 01 - Automated Installation and Configuration
Relax and take a deep breath, it's time to dive back into Linux. This lab will require you to call upon the Linux administration skills you already know and to build a few new ones.
Lab: Installing And Updating Software - Mohawk College
Introduction Installing new software and keeping installed software current is one of an administrator's core duties, today we get to practice these skills.
Computer Systems Technology - Mohawk College
Students can perform Microsoft and Linux administration, maintenance and operating system deployment. Students will be competent in a multi-vendor operating system environment and …
Lab 03 - Secure Remote Access - Mohawk College
label linux menu label Install system menu default kernel images/RHEL-8.3/vmlinuz append initrd=images/RHEL-8.3/initrd.img ip=dhcp inst.repo=http://10.1.1.100/83 …
Lab 03a - SELinux - Mohawk College
This lab will not make you and SELinux expert. It should give you the skills to turn SELinux on without breaking into a cold sweat. It is recommended that you review the Security-Enhanced …
Lab Environment - Mohawk College
Linux VM: 2 GB RAM 1 VCPU (2 recommended) 18 GB Virtual disk (average 3 GB physical disk used per VM) 2 NIC NAT required for installation of packages and container images Host-only …
Lab: Routing - csunix.mohawkcollege.ca
Part C: Getting s02 To Talk To w01 As you may have concluded if we want s02 to communicate with w01 we'll need a router in between the two. We could add a dedicated router VM, but …
Container DIY (Do It Yourself) - csunix.mohawkcollege.ca
Part B: cgroups The control group Linux kernel mechanism allows system resources to be allocated across groups of processes. Today we will use systemd and cgroups to guard …