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It is very helpful to learn Linux by this video. Only the issue is video is keep on getting strucked/being idle for 10-15 min for couple times. I saw the course till 2:48:00, So i faced the video struck issues couple of time's like at 1:21:00 & 2:09:00 & 2:48:00. So I'm not feeling good to move on watching video by missing content. If possible cold you please check this.
Great content but the only problem is that it hangs and freeze while watching, no in a bad connection way, but as the rest of the topic was paused till the next section, therefor many of those sections were incomplete
This is Red Hat 6, and is not worth taking the time to learn it. Red Hat seven moved from /etc/initial.d for daemon and program starting to systemctl, this is completely foreign looking if you learn Red Hat 6. While you might learn some things about the Red Hat OS most of them are already obsolete. I took the RHCSA test for Red Hat 6 and only about 40% of the knowledge is usable in Red Hat 8. Other changes are Red Hat 6 uses extended volumes and ext4, which are both no longer used. This was an actual trap in the RHCSA 6 test, sda1 (/boot) and sda2 (/) were already used, during the test you had to create three additional volumes/partitions but they were not made know as they where spaced out in the test. As a note RHCSA tests are timed practical tests, question one was break into the OS, question 2 was make a partition/volume, question 8 was make another volume, question 16 was make a swap partition, but Red Hat 6 had a limit to the number of partitions on a disk and if you wanted more than 4, the 4th partition had to be an extend partition, that could than have other partitions/volumes created on it. This is no longer the case with Red Hat 7 or 8. So a cautionary note is if you are performing a practical test, even if it is timed, take the time to read all questions that require you to perform an actual task. I did this and caught the trap, one of my co-workers did not and failed the test because to make the swap partition he had to undo several other questions/answers and attempt to redo all of them with limited time. Red Hat 6 uses the ext4 file system but in Red Hat 7 it is xfs and in Red Hat 8 it defaults to xfs. To partition a disk in 6 you used fdisk, but in 7 and 8 it is gdisk and there are differences. Also in 8 you have to have a sda1 and sda2 are both used if you want a secure UEFI boot (which has better performance - which is not an option in 6). In Red Hat 7 and 8 you are not limited to only 4 physical partitions on a disk any more. Also Red Hat 6 uses fdisk to partition disks but is not even installed in Red Hat 8. you have to go out of your way to install fdisk if you want it but is is no longer used, gdisk is and is looks different. Lastly the Red Hat 6 OS is end of life. Red Hat 7 is only getting security patching now, no new features. I learned this when I purchased a Dell PC as a Red Hat 7 workstation. The issue came up that Red Hat 7 (7.9 kernel) only supported the Intel 9 NIC but the new Dell PC had an Intel 11 NIC. While the Red Hat 7.9 installed the NIC did not work because the ex1000 device driver did not support hardware above Intel 9. When I contacted Red Hat, I was informed that Red Hat 7 is no longer getting new functionality, only security patching. What viewers need to realize that if this video has not been taken down by Red Hat, the knowledge is of limited value or the site is outside of US jurisdiction, but if that was the case Red Hat 8 classes would be on the site. I thank you for the effort but I caution anyone spending 8 hours plus lab time on an obsolete OS. If you really do want to learn Red Hat I recommend the RHCSA & RHCE Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 9updated) book by Asghar Ghori. I have his Red Hat 6, 7, and 8 books on my shelf and have used them to study on my own for the RHCSA tests.
is the RHCSA cert really worth it in the UK? Looking on job websites I don't really see it cited, like 2000 times as many employers looking for AZ-104. This video is great for understanding the foundation of RHEL though, great job as always (I passed my CCNA because of you!)
I know a couple people who kickstarted their careers with it so it most probably still is. While it's not as well known as the comptia certificates at the end of the day it still proves a level of competency and will probably help reassure potential employers.
Also i didint think that this course is suitable for RHCSA EX200V8K and 9K because this topics such GRUB password modification and quots isnt present in exame
Can reupload this video, because i play is crash, at another part in this video. Not finish every chapter, because stuck/crash this video on another chapter. please help to reupload🙏🙏
This course is not working properly. Every chapter is bugged somehow. The video stops and that's it. I'll fast forward to the next chapter, a few minutes are ok, then the same thing happens...
@@howtonetworkcom sorry sir it isn't my internet. If my internet would get disconnected then I wouldn't be able to comment. Plus it wasn't buffering either. Moreover other people in the comments are also complaining about similar issues.
I just clicked somewhere in the middle of the video and watched "runlevels" explained. You do know that runlevels aren't used anymore since RHEL 6.x (which has been EOL for quite some time)? They've been replaced by systemd boot targets. Is there any more outdated or otherwise obsolete information in this video?
@@howtonetworkcom I'm a professional Linux trainer and an LPI author, and I don't understand why you would publish outdated information in the first place.
@everyone that finds this in the future. The video freezes A LOT. this is not your internet or youtube. despite what the uploader says. got a thumbs down from me.
@@howtonetworkcom he makes a very legitimate point, Paul, portions of the video freeze (while not buffering) for several minutes. This happened repeatedly and I'm only 1 hour in. The most significant freeze for so far has been 1:03:26 to 1:14:39. That's well over 11 minutes.
Ehy! Why during the lectures the video stop at some point for even ten minutes consecutvly and the It starts again with a new lecture after the sigla, leaving arguments not completly explained??? EDIT: Still trying to study by following this tutorial (I am quitting on this channel just because it's teasing me and I found better free contenet), if you do not want to wast time just avoid this course,arguments are talked very superficially and lectures stop (pause) for the majority of the time, if we would compress this tutorial to show only the lectures where he actually talk, the tutorial would be less than 4 hours. If this is a free marketing strategy to sell more courses, well, if a pubblic course like that is not good, think to their privare courses and the customer service.
class is ok but editing is super bad and usually each segment stops about midway and video pauses till next section, many explanations are stopped midway
waht rubbish , after every session of video recording it stuck and session is not complete. can you upload it again pls ?? upolaod atleast complete containts 🥵🥵
Almost all lessons have no end...it makes your work not clear. Please reload your video that it will be full. But now I must give you dislike. But I change it then you repair your video.
Red Hat offers flexibility in how you can take this course. You can choose to attend instructor-led training sessions in a classroom setting or opt for the self-paced online version, depending on your learning style and schedule
Red Hat's Ansible network automation training typically covers a wide range of topics, including Ansible basics, network device management, playbook development, and more. It aims to provide a holistic understanding of network automation using Ansible.
It is very helpful to learn Linux by this video.
Only the issue is video is keep on getting strucked/being idle for 10-15 min for couple times.
I saw the course till 2:48:00, So i faced the video struck issues couple of time's like at 1:21:00 & 2:09:00 & 2:48:00.
So I'm not feeling good to move on watching video by missing content. If possible cold you please check this.
True, crap! :-( 😔
Video keep on freezing and skipping so many parts ?
Is there any video about containers ?
The video gets stuck in almost every chapter, overall its a well explained video. Thank you!
The video gets stuck in almost every chapter. But, overall a good learning and well explained video. Thanks much !!
i thought it was just me
Yes, i stuck or crash video
Most of the course, is incomplete. The video freezes
Great content but the only problem is that it hangs and freeze while watching, no in a bad connection way, but as the rest of the topic was paused till the next section, therefor many of those sections were incomplete
Yeah tried for best delivery but unfortunately video getting so many times strucked up, hoping, recording time not properly done
Video is blanked out at :1:03:33 -1:15:05
I know the concepts are the majorly the same but RHEL 6 is already EOL at the time that this is uploaded
Yes, I do say that at the start but it's a free course.
This is Red Hat 6, and is not worth taking the time to learn it. Red Hat seven moved from /etc/initial.d for daemon and program starting to systemctl, this is completely foreign looking if you learn Red Hat 6. While you might learn some things about the Red Hat OS most of them are already obsolete. I took the RHCSA test for Red Hat 6 and only about 40% of the knowledge is usable in Red Hat 8.
Other changes are Red Hat 6 uses extended volumes and ext4, which are both no longer used. This was an actual trap in the RHCSA 6 test, sda1 (/boot) and sda2 (/) were already used, during the test you had to create three additional volumes/partitions but they were not made know as they where spaced out in the test. As a note RHCSA tests are timed practical tests, question one was break into the OS, question 2 was make a partition/volume, question 8 was make another volume, question 16 was make a swap partition, but Red Hat 6 had a limit to the number of partitions on a disk and if you wanted more than 4, the 4th partition had to be an extend partition, that could than have other partitions/volumes created on it. This is no longer the case with Red Hat 7 or 8. So a cautionary note is if you are performing a practical test, even if it is timed, take the time to read all questions that require you to perform an actual task. I did this and caught the trap, one of my co-workers did not and failed the test because to make the swap partition he had to undo several other questions/answers and attempt to redo all of them with limited time.
Red Hat 6 uses the ext4 file system but in Red Hat 7 it is xfs and in Red Hat 8 it defaults to xfs. To partition a disk in 6 you used fdisk, but in 7 and 8 it is gdisk and there are differences. Also in 8 you have to have a sda1 and sda2 are both used if you want a secure UEFI boot (which has better performance - which is not an option in 6). In Red Hat 7 and 8 you are not limited to only 4 physical partitions on a disk any more. Also Red Hat 6 uses fdisk to partition disks but is not even installed in Red Hat 8. you have to go out of your way to install fdisk if you want it but is is no longer used, gdisk is and is looks different.
Lastly the Red Hat 6 OS is end of life. Red Hat 7 is only getting security patching now, no new features. I learned this when I purchased a Dell PC as a Red Hat 7 workstation. The issue came up that Red Hat 7 (7.9 kernel) only supported the Intel 9 NIC but the new Dell PC had an Intel 11 NIC. While the Red Hat 7.9 installed the NIC did not work because the ex1000 device driver did not support hardware above Intel 9. When I contacted Red Hat, I was informed that Red Hat 7 is no longer getting new functionality, only security patching.
What viewers need to realize that if this video has not been taken down by Red Hat, the knowledge is of limited value or the site is outside of US jurisdiction, but if that was the case Red Hat 8 classes would be on the site.
I thank you for the effort but I caution anyone spending 8 hours plus lab time on an obsolete OS.
If you really do want to learn Red Hat I recommend the RHCSA & RHCE Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 9updated) book by Asghar Ghori. I have his Red Hat 6, 7, and 8 books on my shelf and have used them to study on my own for the RHCSA tests.
@@wvanyar1801 very, very informative. Thank you for your insight. I fully agree about the book by Asghar Ghori. I have the updated version.
@@wvanyar1801 if you have updated version videos please send me the details about that
@@newtrends6610, no videos, just my on the job work and preparing for the RHEL8 RHCSA test.
is the RHCSA cert really worth it in the UK? Looking on job websites I don't really see it cited, like 2000 times as many employers looking for AZ-104.
This video is great for understanding the foundation of RHEL though, great job as always (I passed my CCNA because of you!)
I know a couple people who kickstarted their careers with it so it most probably still is. While it's not as well known as the comptia certificates at the end of the day it still proves a level of competency and will probably help reassure potential employers.
7:17 - Linux was first developed by LINUX TORWALDS in year 1991. This Linux kernel is given to OSF.
His name is Linus not Linux. How they got this wrong is beyond me.
Great material- but I don't think you can pass the modern RHEL 9 exam with this prep.
Your samba server video part 1 is not working properly its stuck after configuration file explaining
If can upload vid again I will be thankful because in each lesson the video lagging
Thanks again! video freezing on some parts 1:21:32
otherwise great content. much appreciated
Appreciate the efforts. Thanks a lot.
Thank you for the course!
this is RHEL 6, current RHCSA is RHEL 9
Please upload rhce full course like this
Do you have an "In 60 Days" like course for RHCSA coming down the line?
Why so much empty quiet pauses between everything? Video could be less than half this time
Thank you for the course
thanks for your efforts
it is absolutely good, and well explained.
Please help i keep getting this error "#
Is this course enough to learn RedHat completely?
Also i didint think that this course is suitable for RHCSA EX200V8K and 9K because this topics such GRUB password modification and quots isnt present in exame
Is it normal that a lot of time the video doesn't continue and stop the registration?
Lot of topic is skipped it’s not loaded
Same to me
7:11 his name is Linus not Linux
manny lessons are broken, they start and freeze... its very very flustrating... I'm wathing over 2 hours of course and over 5 lessons are broken.
thank you very much sir
Great thanks for posting
Can reupload this video, because i play is crash, at another part in this video. Not finish every chapter, because stuck/crash this video on another chapter. please help to reupload🙏🙏
May I know where to down load the installation disk? The CD you are reffering here, was it a ISO ?
networking part doesn't work freezing screen for me
has anyone had uninterrupted viewing of the first hour of this video? anyone at all...besides the owner??
This course gets stuck in so many places it's almost unusable.
great tutorials with some missing time.
Thanks👍👍
ty so much
i'm purchasing a book on Rhcsa 8. Is still worth it or should i wait for new book based on Rhcsa 9?
We've added the new course to howtonetwork.com
What would be the recommended hardware?
This course is not working properly. Every chapter is bugged somehow. The video stops and that's it. I'll fast forward to the next chapter, a few minutes are ok, then the same thing happens...
okay, well it's streaming off youtube so there should be zero issues.
thank you..
Lots of issues in this video it's stuck
Hiya can someone tell me in rhel 8 course ftp and http are excluded?
Root password reset procedure is over complicated in you lessons, and i didnt see any reason to do that things at such difficult way.
Please add Google pay or UPI method it's convenient for Indian users please I dont have credit card I want to buy lab access please
Is this the course to undertake PRIOR to RH124 and RH134?
Video frozen at 1:06:11
The entire course freezes a lot. Huge dissapoinment.
Okay well that will be your internet. Not the video or TH-cam.
@@howtonetworkcom sorry sir it isn't my internet. If my internet would get disconnected then I wouldn't be able to comment. Plus it wasn't buffering either.
Moreover other people in the comments are also complaining about similar issues.
Can we refer to rhcsa course notes while doing exam?
Almost all your modules are incomplete. Frustrating. But I also need to appreciate your hard work.
I just clicked somewhere in the middle of the video and watched "runlevels" explained. You do know that runlevels aren't used anymore since RHEL 6.x (which has been EOL for quite some time)? They've been replaced by systemd boot targets. Is there any more outdated or otherwise obsolete information in this video?
I explain on the video that it's an old version so do your own due diligence for the new version.
@@howtonetworkcom I'm a professional Linux trainer and an LPI author, and I don't understand why you would publish outdated information in the first place.
They are in just for the views.
@@nikikovacs1923 You think everyone runs up to date systems?
@@peppigue First rule of system administration. You don't run EOL systems.
Video pauses in the middle of explanation and only restarts after the next marker...
I can't watch it all...
No containers? There should be containers too...
This video course is for RHEL 6, don't use it to prepare for RHEL 8. I recommend you the Asghar Ghori book (The updated one).
thanks
Video seems to have been sourced by an incomplete torrent. Keeps stopping due to missing bytes.
It's just my MP4 videos. Perhaps ask TH-cam as it's streaming well for others.
31:00; 47:00; 1:04:00; 1:21:30; 2:01:40
Why it stalled after the fresh install?
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2:08:00. 2:25:00. 2:48:00
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3:09:50
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3:27:00. 3:37:30
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3:45:00, 4:02:00. 4:08:30, 4:15:15
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4:33:00. 4:44:44, 4:57:00, 5:17:00, 5:21:17, 5:50:50, 5:57:00, 6:15:30
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6:34:00, 6:44:40, 7:09:00, 7:31:00, 7:41:00
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40:15
Is there much difference b/t commands _ls l_ and _ls lp?_
42:55
I thought *pwd* stood for *Print Working Directory* or *Present Working Directory.* 🤔
thanks
this is awesome course...
Great tutorials courses. Thank you very much.
Very nice explanation
@everyone that finds this in the future. The video freezes A LOT. this is not your internet or youtube. despite what the uploader says. got a thumbs down from me.
That's on your connection. Not sure why you are rating my video with thumbs down!
@@howtonetworkcom he makes a very legitimate point, Paul, portions of the video freeze (while not buffering) for several minutes. This happened repeatedly and I'm only 1 hour in. The most significant freeze for so far has been 1:03:26 to 1:14:39. That's well over 11 minutes.
@@howtonetworkcom That's not an internet problem..
Just watch the videos in the beginning of the course, it hangs there as if it paused...
Ehy! Why during the lectures the video stop at some point for even ten minutes consecutvly and the It starts again with a new lecture after the sigla, leaving arguments not completly explained???
EDIT: Still trying to study by following this tutorial (I am quitting on this channel just because it's teasing me and I found better free contenet), if you do not want to wast time just avoid this course,arguments are talked very superficially and lectures stop (pause) for the majority of the time, if we would compress this tutorial to show only the lectures where he actually talk, the tutorial would be less than 4 hours. If this is a free marketing strategy to sell more courses, well, if a pubblic course like that is not good, think to their privare courses and the customer service.
is this course solely enough to go for the RHCSA exam ?
Waiting for reply from someone.
Nope, most of it is outdated. Buy the latest book and do your due diligence. The uploaders are in for the views which translates into revenue.
@@phillyshot where can i get the book ?
openstack video, please
Wow! Nice
Linus Torvald* is the Linux guy - not linux lol.
Lol, Linux was not developed by LINUX Torvalds.
video freeze in 2:15:26 and more episode(
How old is this ???
"use anyway" on the weak password, smh
LVM Error
it's stuck
good
class is ok but editing is super bad and usually each segment stops about midway and video pauses till next section, many explanations are stopped midway
Always freezes.
Terrible.
Video pauses numerous times, there're way too many pauses. Watching in 2x and skipping the pauses is the only way this is watchable.
The video is broken. Do you have it some where else?
Don't use it to study, the content is obsolete.
Watchers BEWARE: Must watch at 2x speed
Miller Joseph Anderson Kevin Rodriguez Gary
don't start this course, most of lessons don't work,, please update working full course one again, every short video in this course frozen.
waht rubbish , after every session of video recording it stuck and session is not complete. can you upload it again pls ?? upolaod atleast complete containts 🥵🥵
57:12 Exercise
Very, very outdated. Lots of obsolete or incorrect information.
they forgot of BSDs xD
A white terminal? Rest in peace eyes. Good primer at least.
Keeps freezing throughout the course. This is useless.
Hard to understand pronunciation.
Come on.. how can you leave this uploaded. You're wasting people's time.
Almost all lessons have no end...it makes your work not clear. Please reload your video that it will be full. But now I must give you dislike. But I change it then you repair your video.
Your English is poor. Your sentences are broken. Try to improve your English before you try to learn in English.
it's a waste of time. the video gets stuck in the most important part of each topic
Walker Angela Jackson Kevin White Kimberly
Outdated material. Look elsewhere.
Terrible video. Lessons are incomplete and the video skips to another lesson with no conclusion at the end.
Perez Jessica Robinson Paul Allen John
Thank you for the course!