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Centos / redhat tutorials guides (request)

ally_uk

Apart from the official redhat and Centos documentation. Does anybody know of any decent sites or guides I want to learn more about how to get a server up and running. I need it to cover the basics such as ssh, package management, vnc, FTP

I came across a site called Linux Academy has anyone used it?

Much appreciate and respect to the Druids of Open Source Greatness

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Asif Dasl

Got there before me! I highly recommend their stuff too, though I'm a Linux newb..

MrAgent

The RHCSA book by Michael Jang has lots of labs for you to follow as well.

coffeeluvr

MrAgent wrote: »

The RHCSA book by Michael Jang has lots of labs for you to follow as well.

I agree 100% Great book!!

ally_uk

I have the Jang book am slowly making my way through it, The first two chapters are a bit confusing but I figured just to setup a Host machine which visualization packages installed. And have a second machine running virtually.

I have ordered CentOS 6 Linux Server Cookbook: Amazon.co.uk: Jonathan Hobson: Books

I also am reading the latest version of the Linux bible which is pretty good so far apart from the chapter on Shell Scripting appears to be quite high end and there is no starter example. But I have shell scripting CBT CD so will work through that.

The Linux CBTsite looks awesome although it's out of my price range.

Training by Linux Academy

Has anyone used the above?