RHCSA (EX200) Certification Preparation on RHEL 10
Five days of hands-on labs to administer Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 and pass the EX200 exam that earns the RHCSA credential. The course covers every official objective, from the shell to SELinux, and has you working the way the exam works: no internet, only the documentation on the system. It is also the foundation you need before aiming for RHCE.
The essentials
Publisher : Red Hat
Certification : Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA)
Exam code : EX200
Duration : 5 days (35 h)
Level : Intermediate
Formats : Live virtual class · In-person in Casablanca · On-site (intra-company)
Languages : French or English
Exam facts : Fully hands-on exam on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 · no internet access
Exam voucher: included or optional depending on the package — contact us.
Work efficiently in the shell: redirection, grep, archives, links and permissions
Install software from RPM and Flatpak repositories
Automate simple tasks with Bash scripts
Control boot, processes, logs and tuning profiles
Partition disks, build logical volumes and mount local and NFS file systems
Configure IPv4/IPv6 networking, users, groups and privileged access
Secure the system with firewalld, SSH keys and SELinux
Program
Essential tools
Shell, redirection, grep and regular expressions
SSH, switching users, tar archives
Files, links, ugo/rwx permissions, documentation
Managing software
RPM repositories and packages
Flatpak repositories and packages
Shell scripting
Conditionals and loops
Arguments and processing command output
Operating running systems
Boot, targets and interrupting the boot process
Processes, priorities and tuned profiles
Logs and persistent journals
Secure file transfer
Local storage and file systems
GPT partitions, LVM and swap
VFAT, ext4, XFS, NFS and autofs
Extending logical volumes
Deploying and maintaining systems
Scheduling with at, cron and systemd timers
Services, default target and boot loader
Time synchronization and updates
Networking, users and security
IP addressing, name resolution, firewalld
Accounts, groups, password ageing, sudo
SELinux contexts, booleans and port labels
Prerequisites
No formal prerequisite for the exam
Recommended: regular use of the Linux command line
Ideally, some prior experience running servers
Target audience
Linux system administrators who want to validate their skills
DevOps, cloud and platform engineers
Professionals heading towards RHCE or OpenShift
Security staff who need to understand server administration
The exam
EX200 is a fully hands-on exam: you carry out real administration tasks on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 systems. Internet access is not allowed and you cannot bring notes or books; the product documentation installed on the system is normally available. Red Hat advises reading its Certification Program Guide before booking a session. Our final day is a full mock exam run under the same constraints, followed by a debrief of every task.
Preparation tips
Redo every official objective on a RHEL 10 virtual machine without your notes
Always check that your configuration survives a reboot
Practise finding syntax in man pages and /usr/share/doc instead of online
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Is the RHCSA multiple choice?
No. EX200 is entirely hands-on: you configure real systems and the end result is what gets marked.
Which RHEL version is tested?
The current exam is based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10. Our labs use the same version.
Do I have to take RH124 and RH134 before the exam?
No, they are not mandatory. Red Hat recommends those courses or equivalent hands-on RHEL experience; our preparation covers the same exam objectives.
Can I use the internet during the exam?
No. Only the documentation on the system itself can be used, which is why knowing how to search it quickly matters.
How is the course delivered?
Live online, in person in Casablanca or on-site at your organization, in French or English, with a RHEL 10 lab machine for each participant.
Securevalley training — online and in-person sessions. Contact us for pricing and registration terms.
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