5 Days course
Language: English
This course is only available on request!!
| Advanced Solaris 2.X System Administration
5 Days course Language: English This course is only available on request!! |
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DESCRIPTION |
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN |
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND: |
ASSUMED KNOWLEDGE |
OUTLINES
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO UNIXCHAPTER 2: CLIENT/SERVER MODEL
1) Time sharing vs. Central vs. Distributed
2) Configurations
CHAPTER 3: INSTALLING THE OPERATING SYSTEM
1) Introduction
2) Client/Server relationship
3) Solaris Installation Options
4) Hardware Requirements
5) Installation
6) Booting with the CD-ROM
7) Configuring the workstation
8) File Systems
9) The final states
10) The root password
CHAPTER 4: THE BOOT PROCESS
1) SPARC bootstrap procedure
2) /sbin/init Process
3) Run control scripts
4) The start files
5) The kill files
6) Adding a new run control file
7) Disabling a run control file
CHAPTER 5: CHANGING RUN LEVELS
1) Changing run levels
2) shutdown command
3) init command
4) hald command
5) reboot command
CHAPTER 6: RECONFIGURING THE KERNEL
1) The kernel
2) /kernel directory
3) /platform directory
4) /usr/kernel directory
5) /etc/system file
6) Kernel parameters
CHAPTER 7: DEVICE CONFIGURATION AND NAMING
1) About device drivers
2) physical device names
3) logical device names
4) instance device names
5) dmesg Command
6) format Command
7) prtconf Command
CHAPTER 8: CONFIGURING A LOCAL FILE SYSTEM
1) Disk terminology
2) Disk slices
3) format Utility
4) partition menu
5) Viewing the VTOC
6) mounting a file system
CHAPTER 9: CONFIGURING A NETWORK FILE SYSTEM
1) About NFS
2) NFS Server tasks
3) sharing and unsharing the file system
4) NFS Server daemons
5) NFS Client tasks
6) mounting and unmounting
7) NFS Client daemons
CHAPTER 10: CONFIGURING THE AUTOMOUNTER
1) The Automounter
2) The automount command
3) The autofs filesystem
4) The automountd daemon
5) Master map
6) Direct map
7) Indirect map
CHAPTER 11: VOLUME MANAGER
1) Volume Management
2) Access to diskettes
3) Access to CDs
4) The vold daemon
5) The /etc/vold.conf file
CHAPTER 12: BACKUP AND RECOVERY
1) Backups
2) The ufsdump command
3) Incremental backups
4) The ufsrestore command
5) Other archiving commands
CHAPTER 13: SOFTWARE ADMINISTRATION
1) Software administration
2) How is a package added?
3) Verification of a package
4) How to remove a package
5) Admintool
CHAPTER 14: DEVICE ADMINISTRATION
1) Peripherals
2) Adding a new device
3) Serial ports
4) DTE and DCE
5) Hard and soft carrier
6) Modems
CHAPTER 15: THE SERVICE ACCESS FACILITY
1) Services and SAF
2) Serial port managers
3) Setting up terminals with admintool
4) Setting up terminals with Solstice AdminSuite
5) The sacadm command
6) The ttyadm command
7) The pmadm command
CHAPTER 16: SECURITY
1) Common sense rules to security
2) Restricted shells
3) User status
4) Restricted root access
5) The /etc/default/su file
6) Automated Security Enhancement Tool
7) ASET security
8) ASET tasks
9) ASET reports
10) ASET master files
11) The aset command
CHAPTER 17: THE NIS/NIS+ ENVIRONMENT
1) The Domain Name Service
2) What is the Network Information Service
3) NIS maps
4) What is NIS?
5) NIS and NIS+ working together
CHAPTER 18: SETTING UP NIS
1) Setting up the NIS root master
2) Setting up a NIS client
3) Additional NIS+ commands
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Students are prepared to install and maintain
a local-area network of workstations running the Solaris 2.X operating
system. 
Custom
install a Solaris 2.X server
Those Solaris users who are tasked with System
Administration responsibilities or anybody who wishes to gain an in depth
practical knowledge of Solaris 2.X System Administration.
Students should be able to use OpenWindows, edit files with either vi or the text editor, use fundamental UNIX commands, and have had
three months or more experience with a Solaris system.