Troubleshooting is both an art and a science. An instinct and a technique. In Linux Troubleshooting Techniques and Tools (RH142), system administrators will learn techniques for troubleshooting a Linux system and how to use the troubleshooting tools available on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. This course is a four-day, heavily lab-oriented class designed to help learn or improve troubleshooting skills. Students will gain troubleshooting experience by debugging live systems.
An introduction to troubleshooting methods, best practices, and tools.
Analysing log files; monitoring file changes; Rebuilding the RPM database.
Working with advanced GRUB features; rescue and GRUB CDs; advanced ext2/ext3 filesystem repair; rescuing RAID and LVM volumes.
An example to track configuration changes with a revision control system.
Preempting hardware failures (looking for the signs); protecting against hardware failures; redundant configurations; tools to help identify hardware failures and intermittent problems.
An overview of tools and techniques for troubleshooting applications. Some common application problems and how to solve them.
Manual configuration of network cards, troubleshooting advanced setups (bonded interfaces, virtual interfaces); connectivity issues; network diagnostic tools.
Working effectively with (and not against) security tools, including SELinux, SSL, and authentication.
Support options; Knowledgebase; certified training; initiating support calls; TAM support; developer support; bugzillas; support workflow; diagnostic and information-gathering tools
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