Hi fellow Penguins,
Can someone recommend a easy to read yet comprehensive redhat enterprise linux pdf or ebook online?
Greatly appreciate any response.

Hi Butvoh and welcome to LQ.

I recommend that you edit your original question to or post a follow-up to provide a bit more information to persons who may be able to offer you some assistance.

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I don't know about easy to read, but there's nothing like the source for comprehensive!

Redhat's SysAdmin Guide for RHEL 7

Cheers!

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I like the Red Hat Linux Bible. It does not cover EVERYTHING (no single book can) but it covers enough.
I have one copy I purchased, and a newer one that I won. (Free is very nice.)

If you check your local used bookstore, you may find one that covers RHEL5 or RHEL6.

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Hello,

I am having three e-books:

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Administration (Sander van Vught)
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server (William Leemans)
Red Hat RHCSARHCE (Sander van Vught)

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Thanks for sharing the ebook.

Cheers!