EX200: Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA)

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Why RHCSA Training Course from GRRAS?

The RHCSA (EX200) course at GRRAS prepares you with essential, hands-on Linux administration skills, including installation, configuration, user management, networking, and system security. Our real-world labs and expert guidance ensure you gain practical experience and confidence to manage enterprise Linux environments. With Red Hat’s globally recognized certification and GRRAS’s structured training approach, you build a strong foundation, enhance your career prospects, and unlock job opportunities across IT, cloud, DevOps, and cybersecurity domains.

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The RHCSA course builds strong Linux administration skills through hands-on training in installation, storage, networking, security, and system management. With real-world labs and exam-focused practice, you become fully prepared for the RHCSA EX200 certification and entry-level Linux admin roles.

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What is RHCSA – Red Hat Certified System Administrator?

The Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA – EX200) is a globally respected, performance-based certification designed for individuals starting or advancing their Linux system administration career. The RHCSA exam validates your skills in essential Linux administration tasks such as OS installation, configuration, storage, user management, networking, security, and system maintenance on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).

To earn the RHCSA certification, students typically progress through two core official courses: RH124 and RH134.

RH124 (Red Hat System Administration I):

  • This is the entry-level foundational course in the RHCSA track.
  • It covers essential Linux administration tasks, including command-line basics, file and directory management, user account setup, and basic system operations.
  • Ideal for beginners and for those new to Linux with minimal prior experience.

RH134 (Red Hat System Administration II):

  • RH134 builds on the fundamentals learned in RH124 and prepares learners for advanced RHCSA-level skills.
  • Focuses on deeper system administration topics such as LVM storage management, filesystem structures, system services, boot processes, and SELinux security.
  • Completes the knowledge required to appear for the RHCSA EX200 exam.

The EX200 is a hands-on, performance-based exam that tests your ability to manage and configure Red Hat Enterprise Linux in real-world scenarios. It covers core administration tasks required for enterprise Linux environments and is the benchmark certification for Linux system administrators worldwide.

Who Should Enroll in the RHCSA EX200 Training?

  • Aspiring Linux system administrators looking to start a successful IT career.
  • Working professionals with 1+ years of experience who want to validate or upgrade their Linux skills.
  • IT support staff, DevOps beginners, cloud professionals, and anyone aiming to work on Red Hat-based systems.

By completing this program and passing the EX200 exam, you become a Red Hat Certified System Administrator, earning a globally recognized credential that strengthens your resume and boosts your career in system administration, DevOps, and cloud computing.

What you’ll learn

  • Master essential tools and commands for Linux system administration.
  • Manage users, groups, permissions, and system security.
  • Configure and troubleshoot networking on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
  • Deploy, configure, and maintain system services effectively.
  • Manage storage, filesystems, and LVM-based setups.
  • Perform automation tasks and schedule system jobs.
  • Maintain system performance, monitor logs, and handle routine maintenance.

  • Learn the installation process and essential configuration steps.
  • Configure system partitions, storage, and software selections.
  • Verify system readiness and perform initial setup tasks.

  • Navigate the Linux system using Bash shell commands.
  • Execute administrative tasks through terminal-based utilities.
  • Use command history, shortcuts, and help tools for efficiency.

  • Create, delete, move, and organize files and directories.
  • Set and modify file permissions and ownership.
  • Use commands like cp, mv, rm, and chmod for file operations.

  • Open and modify files using editors like vim, nano, or gedit.
  • Search, replace, and format text within files.
  • Review configuration files for system services and applications.

  • Create, modify, and remove user accounts.
  • Manage group memberships and privileges.
  • Set user passwords, shells, and home directory settings.

  • Apply read, write, and execute permissions for users and groups.
  • Use ACLs for advanced permission configurations.
  • Manage file security by adjusting ownership and context.

  • Access remote machines via SSH securely.
  • Transfer files using SCP or SFTP protocols.
  • Perform remote administration tasks using command-line tools.

  • Start, stop, enable, and disable services using systemctl.
  • Manage background daemons and system tasks.
  • Configure service behavior for boot-time operations.

  • Install and configure SSH server settings.
  • Apply security measures like key-based authentication.
  • Restrict user access and manage firewall rules for SSH.

  • View system logs using journalctl and log files.
  • Filter logs to identify performance issues or errors.
  • Configure log storage and retention policies.

  • Automate recurring tasks using cron jobs.
  • Create system timers for time-based operations.
  • Monitor scheduled task execution and logs.

  • Configure IP addresses, DNS, and routing.
  • Manage network interfaces through CLI tools.
  • Troubleshoot connectivity using network diagnostic commands.

  • Create and extract archives using tar, gzip, and zip.
  • Transfer files between systems using rsync.
  • Compress files to optimize storage space.

  • Install, update, and remove packages using yum/dnf.
  • Manage software repositories for package sources.
  • Verify package dependencies and signatures.

  • Navigate directory structure and system paths.
  • Identify filesystems and mount/unmount devices.
  • Manage disk partitions and storage volumes.

  • Combine commands using pipes and redirection.
  • Use keyboard shortcuts for faster navigation.
  • Automate repetitive commands through scripting basics.

  • Configure log rotation and retention policies.
  • Monitor system logs to detect unusual activity.
  • Use logging services for centralized monitoring.

  • Identify performance bottlenecks using monitoring tools.
  • Adjust CPU, memory, and I/O parameters.
  • Optimize system processes and service performance.

  • Understand SELinux modes and enforcement levels.
  • Modify file and process security contexts.
  • Troubleshoot access denials using SELinux tools.

  • Understand GRUB and boot loader configuration.
  • Troubleshoot failed system boots.
  • Modify kernel parameters for system optimization.

  • Configure firewall rules using firewalld or iptables.
  • Manage zones and security policies.
  • Monitor and log network activity for security auditing.

  • Create, run, and manage Linux containers.
  • Use container tools to isolate applications.
  • Manage container images and storage efficiently.
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Join a community of professionals who have successfully earned their RHCSA (EX200) certification with GRRAS. Their achievement reflects strong Linux administration skills and opens doors to top roles in IT, DevOps, and cloud infrastructure worldwide.

Why Enroll for GRRAS Red Hat Certified System Administrator?

Industry-Aligned Curriculum

Learn from a curriculum built around Red Hat’s official RHCSA (EX200) objectives, ensuring you master real-world Linux administration skills that are directly applicable in enterprise environments.

Personalized Career Support

Get dedicated career guidance, resume building, mock interviews, and full placement assistance through GRRAS’s extensive hiring network to help launch your Linux system administration career.

Expert Mentorship

Train under certified Red Hat professionals with deep hands-on experience who guide you step-by-step through essential commands and practical labs. Real-time exposure to tasks that reflect industry challenges.

Real-World Projects

Work on live, practical Linux administration tasks—from storage and networking to SELinux and system services—so you gain job-ready skills and confidence to handle real enterprise systems.

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