RHEL9.3 System Administration I
Build a foundation in Red Hat Enterprise Linux administration: command-line essentials, user management, file systems, and enterprise-level tools.
About this course
Course Details
RHEL9.3 System Administration I (RH124) introduces core Linux administration skills for Red Hat Enterprise Linux. You'll practice essential command-line operations, file system navigation, user and group management, and software installation through labs in a live RHEL 9.3 environment.
This course is designed for learners without previous RHEL administration experience who want to build foundational skills for enterprise Linux environments.
What you'll learn
Course outline
Labs
What's in this course
Prerequisites
- Basic familiarity with Linux command-line concepts
- Completion of Linux Essentials or equivalent introductory Linux experience recommended
Best for
- Beginners pursuing a career in enterprise Linux system administration
- Professionals preparing for the Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA EX200) exam
- IT staff transitioning to Red Hat Enterprise Linux environments
- Educators delivering Red Hat curriculum
Certification
This course covers topics aligned with the Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA, EX200) exam. RHCSA validates the ability to perform core system administration tasks on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Resources & support
NDG Online provides technical support specifically related to the functionality of the lab environment only. Any questions or concerns regarding the learning material or lab content must be directed to your instructor. Self-paced learners who find they require additional support are encouraged to seek out a course at a local academic institution.
Common questions
Does this course prepare me for the RHCSA exam?
The course follows Red Hat's RH124 curriculum on RHEL 9.3. System Administration I and II together cover material aligned with the RHCSA (EX200) exam.
How long do I have access?
Choose 3 or 6 months of access at purchase. Both options include the full course content and labs.
Do I need Red Hat experience to start?
No. Basic Linux command-line familiarity is enough. If you are new to Linux entirely, start with Linux Essentials first.