In this movie, learn how to implement proper network security for the users of this installation of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
- In this video, we'll work with the new dynamic firewall…that comes with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, firewalld.…Firewalld replaces the iptables interface.…Even still, iptables is available…in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.…Firewalld uses zones and services…instead of chain and rules.…It allows for better security rules management…because it allows configuration changes to be executed…without stopping the current connections.…Before we get started, let's make sure…that the firewalld service is running.…
To do this, we'll type systemctl followed by status…and the service name firewalld, or "firewall D,"…and hit Enter.…Looks like this service is currently loaded and active.…If you didn't have it loaded and running,…you would use the systemctl command…to start and enable the firewalld service.…You can see how to do that in a previous video.…Since we know it's active and running,…let's check the firewall state.…To do this, type firewall-cmd, for command,…followed by --state.…
That shows us that it's running.…As I mentioned, firewalld uses zone management…
Author
Sandra Toner
Released
9/30/2016- Learning the RHEL environment
- Planning and installing the network
- Examining the RHEL operating system
- Executing basic commands
- Editing files
- Creating and managing user accounts
- Configuring file systems and local storage
- Managing logs, software, and other systems
- Implementing local RHEL security
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome57s
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1. Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Basics (Operate Running Systems)
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2. RHEL Installation (Deploy, Configure, and Maintain Systems)
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Planning the network3m 21s
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Installing the network6m 15s
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3. RHEL Essentials (Understand and Use Essential Tools)
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Examining the RHEL OS4m 41s
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Executing basic commands7m 45s
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Editing files with Vim2m 26s
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Finding help2m 31s
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4. User and Group Management (Manage Users and Groups)
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Working with users9m 56s
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Creating user accounts3m 51s
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5. RHEL File Management (Create and Configure File Systems)
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Using file management tools3m 18s
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6. RHEL Configuration Files (Configure Local Storage)
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Configuring system files5m 27s
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Configuring network files2m 55s
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Working with systemd4m 35s
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7. RHEL Configuration (Deploy, Configure, and Maintain Systems)
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Configuring cron3m 51s
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8. RHEL System Management (Deploy, Configure, and Maintain Systems)
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Managing logs1m 56s
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Managing software4m 4s
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Managing the boot procedure4m 39s
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9. RHEL Security (Manage Security)
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Learning security basics2m 37s
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Conclusion
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Pursuing next steps2m 27s
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