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    NOTE: Network Configuration, Baseurl for repo, Semanage might be different on your local

    machine
    → It is recommended not to perform partition on vmware or your Physical machine.
    → Keep in my case-sensitivity ( Data and data are different)
    Perform this task on Server1
    1) Network Configuration:
    Hostname: server1.lab.example.com
    IP: 172.25.250.10
    Subnet: 255.255.255.0
    Gateway: 172.25.250.254
    Name Server: 172.25.250.254
    2) Configure Yum Repository:
    Needed packages are available on http://content.example.com/rhel8.0/x86_64/dvd/AppStream/ and
    http://content.example.com/rhel8.0/x86_64/dvd/BaseOS/
    3) TroubleShoot SElinux
    On servera investigate and fix the issue with the Apache HTTPD daemon, which is configured to listen
    on port 82/TCP, but which fails to start. Adjust the firewall settings appropriately so that port 82/TCP is
    open for incoming connections
    4) User Managment
    - A group named Database.
    A user Natasha who belongs to Database as a secondary group.
    A user Andrew also belongs to Database as a secondary group.
    A user Gary who does not have access to an interactive shell on system and who not a member
    of Database.
    The users Natasha, Andrew, Gary has password " sestiver "
    5) Collobrative Directory
    - Create a collaborative directory /publicdocs/mydata.
    Group ownership of /publicdocs/mydata is Database.
    The directory should be readable, writable, and accessible to members of Database, but not to
    any other user.
    Files created in /publicdocs/mydata automatically have group ownership set to the Database
    group.
    6) Cronjob
    - The user Andrew must configure a cron job.
    The cron job runs every minute and execute '/usr/bin/echo myexam >> /tmp/exam
    7) NTP Client
    - Configure your system as NTP client
    The NTP server is "http://classroom.example.com"
    8) Configure the Autofs
    - classroom.example.com exports NFS share folder /rhome to your system- remoteuserX home
    directory is classroom.example.com:/rhome/remoteuserX on NFS share
    - remoteuserX home directory should be auto mounted locally beneath /rhome as
    /rhome/ remoteuserX when remoteuserX login into local system
    - home directories must be writable by their users
    9) User Creation:
    - Creates a user named unameuser with following Characteristics.
    The userid must be 9640.
    User password must be "sestiver"
    10) Set permission
    - Copy the file /etc/fstab to /var/local
    - Configure the permission of /var/local/fstab as below
    - The file /var/local/fstab is owned by the root and also belongs to the group root
    - It should not be executable by anyone.
    - The the group Database should able to read and write /var/local/fstab.
    - The user unameuser is able to read & write /var/local/fstab.
    - The user Andrew is able to read & write /var/local/fstab.
    - The user Gary can neither write nor read /var/local/fstab.
    - All other user can only have the ability to read /var/local/fstab.
    11) Locate Files and Directories
    - Find all files & directories that is owned by group Database.
    - Copy all files & directories to /var/managerdocs folder.
    12) Create Archive
    - Create an archive file in /srv/backlog.tar.xz
    - /srv/backlog.tar.xz file contain backup of /var/log
    13) Search String
    - Search a string in from the file /usr/share/dict/words
    - Store output to a file /tmp/ingoutput
    Perform this task on Server2
    1) Recover the root password:
    - set root password "sestiver"
    2) Network Configuration:
    Hostname: server2.lab.example.com
    IP: 172.25.250.11
    Subnet: 255.255.255.0
    Gateway: 172.25.250.254
    Name Server: 172.25.250.254
    3) Configure Yum Repository:
    - Needed packges are available on http://content.example.com/rhel8.0/x86_64/dvd/ AppStream/ and
    http://content.example.com/rhel8.0/x86_64/dvd/BaseOS/4) Create the Swap Partition
    - Create a swap partition of 512MB and it persist between reboot.
    5) Resize the logical Volume
    - Set the size of the logical volume to 50PE under dell volume group.
    ( Only Possible on already existing partition)
    ( Please see Last Question (9))
    6) Create LVM
    - Create one logical volume with volume group name Alpha
    - Set the size of 1PE to 32M
    - Also create one logical volume to 28PE with name of Beta under volume group.
    - File system must xfs and mount it under /srv/volume persistently.
    7 ) Create Virtual Disk Optimizer
    - Create VDO volume with name vdo1.
    - Physical size of VDO device must be 5 GiB
    - Set the logical size 10 times (50 GiB) the size of Physical Block device
    - Mount VDO on /mnt/vdo And filesystem must be xfs
    8) Tuned Profile
    - Set the recommended tuned profile
    9) Resize Ques
    - Create a LVM
    - Create a partition : 1200M
    - 1PE = 16MB
    - Volume Group name: dell
    - logical Vol: lenevo
    - Logical vol size: 20PE
    - Filesystem: xfs
    - Mount Point: /mnt/extend

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