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Unix Administration II

This 5-day Unix administration course covers topics such as networking essentials, the client-server model, Solaris management console, swap space administration, NFS, AutoFS, RAID, volume management, access control lists, RBAC, smartcard authentication, system logs, name services, DNS/LDAP configuration, NIS servers, and shell programming basics.

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Unix Administration II

This 5-day Unix administration course covers topics such as networking essentials, the client-server model, Solaris management console, swap space administration, NFS, AutoFS, RAID, volume management, access control lists, RBAC, smartcard authentication, system logs, name services, DNS/LDAP configuration, NIS servers, and shell programming basics.

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Unix Administration II

Duration: 5 Days

Networking Essentials

 MAC Addresses
 The ifconfig Command
 Network Packets
 Network Configuration at Boot Time
 Reconfiguring Network Information
 Additional Resources

The Client-Server Model

 Client Processes
 Server Processes
 The inetd Daemon
 Network Ports
 RPC Services
 Additional Resources

Using the Solaris Management Console

 The Solaris Management Console Server


 The Toolbox Editor
 Add a URL
 Add a Tool
 Verify Toolboxes
 Additional Resources

Swap Space Administration

 Virtual Memory
 Swap Space
 Viewing Swap Space
 Adding a Temporary Swap File
 Removing a Temporary Swap File
 Adding a Permanent Swap File
 Adding a Swap Partition
 Additional Resources

Administering Dump Files

 Crash Dumps
 Dump Configuration
 Core Files
 Core File Configuration
 Additional Resources

NFS

 What is NFS?
 NFS Benefits
 NFS Daemons
 Starting Server Daemons
 Setting up a NFS Server
 Setting up a NFS Client
 Common NFS Errors
 NFS Logging
 Using Solaris Management Console to Administer NFS
 Additional Resources

AutoFS

 AutoFS Essentials
 Automount Mapps
 The Master Map
 Indirect Maps
 Direct Maps
 Special Maps
 Controlling the automountd Daemon
 The automount Command
 Additional Resources
RAID

 RAID Basics
 Hardware and Software RAIDs
 RAID Levels
 RAID Tips
 Additional Resources

Volume Management

 Logical Volumes
 The State Database
 Creating a State Database
 Creating a Level 0 RAID
 Creating a Level 1RAID
 Viewing Logical Device Information
 Making the root Partition a RAID Device
 Additional Resources

Access Control Lists

 Access Control Lists Essentials


 Displaying ACLs
 Setting ACLs
 Modifying ACLs
 The mask Setting
 Removing ACLs
 Copy an ACL from One File to Another
 Default ACLs
 ACLs and the File Manager
 Additional Resources

RBAC

 RBAC Essentials
 Profile Shells
 RBAC Databases
 Using SMC to Manage RBAC
 Administrating RBAC via the Command Line
 Additional Resources

Smartcard Authentication

 Smartcard Essentials
 OCF Server
 SmartCard Console
 The smartcard Command
 Additional Resources

System Logs

 System Log Essentials


 The /etc/syslog.conf File
 The m4 Macro Processor
 The Default /etc/syslog.conf File
 Monitoring System Log Files
 The logger Command
 Using the SMC Log Viewer
 The syslogd Daemon Options
 Additional Resources

Name Services Essentials

 Naming Services
 The /etc Files
 DNS Overview
 NIS Overview
 NIS+ Overview
 LDAP Overview
 The /etc/nsswitch.conf File
 The Name Service Cache Daemon
 The getent Command
 Additional Resources
DNS and LDAP Client Configuration

 Introduction to Naming Service Client Setup


 Setting up a DNS Client
 Setting up a LDAP Client
 Additional Resources

NIS Server

 Introducing NIS
 NIS Daemons
 Configuring the NIS Master Server
 Configuring a NIS Client
 Configuring a NIS Slave Server
 Authorizing NIS Clients
 Additional Resources

Shell Programming Basics

 Commenting Programs
 Magic Cookie
 Finding Commands
 The echo Command
 Using Variables
 Local Variables
 Environment Variables
 Referencing Variable’s Values
 Reading Values into Variables
 Default Values
 Special Variables
 The if Statement
 The while Statement
 The until Statement
 The break Statement
 The continue Statement
 The case Statement
 The for Loop
 Numeric comparison
 String Comparisons
 File Status Checking
 Outcome of UNIX Commands
 Complex Conditionals
 Additional Resources

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