RCHE Red Hat Certified Engineer Linux Study Guide[c] Exam (Rh302)

A standard disk partition command utility, which allows you to modify the physical and logical disk partition layout.

The successor to the freely available version of Red Hat Linux; more information on this Linux distribution is available online at fedora.redhat.com.

Filesystem has multiple meanings in Linux. It refers to mounted directories; the root directory (/) filesystem is formatted on its own partition. It also refers to file formats; Linux partitions are typically formatted to the ext3 filesystem.

The official way to organize files in Unix and Linux directories. The top level directory is known as the root directory (/); users' home directories are configured in /home.

The find command searches for a desired file through a given directory and its subdirectories.

The First Interactive Partition Splitter, fips, allows you to split existing VFAT partitions.

A hardware or software system that prevents unauthorized access over a network. Normally used to protect a private LAN from attacks through the Internet.

The process that starts when you've configured RHEL 3 during installation to boot into the GUI (runlevel 5).

The fsck command checks the filesystem on a Linux partition for consistency.

A TCP/IP protocol designed to optimize file transfer between computers.