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SUN Solaris
The most advanced operating system on the
planet Available on x64/x86 platforms, the Solaris Operating System is the
chosen environment for enterprise applications, with the largest
installed-base of any other commercial UNIX distribution.
System Administration Learning Paths
Solaris Basics + Solaris Administration Part
1 + Solaris Administration Part 2
System Concepts
Discuss the three parts of the OS ( Kernel,
Shell and File system)
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Distinguishing between multitasking and
multi-user
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Discuss client-server Architecture
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Hierarchy of SUN Servers & their hardware.
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SPARC & SCSI Device architecture.
Installation
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Define Software configurations
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Identify the Hardware Requirement for
installing
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Prepare an existing system for a
standalone installation.
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Network installation
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Jumpstart installation
Software Package Administration and patch
management
The BOOT PROCESS & RUN Levels
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The BOOT PROM (OK Prompt)
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Functionality of different RUN Levels.
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Phases of the boot process
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Discuss the RUN level Scripts.
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Add startup files for additional system
Services,
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Change system run levels from the command
line.
System Security
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Change ownership of files and directories.
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Setting Advanced file permissions, setuid,
setgid, stickybit and facl’s.
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Restricting access to root
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Monitoring failed logins,
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Importance of files, rhosts, hosts, equiv.
User Management
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User admintool to create a new group and a
new user account.
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Use command line to create users useradd,
usermod, userdel, groupadd,
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Groupdel.
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Change password, set password aging.
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Setting environment variables to the user.
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Administration of initialization files.
Process Management
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Locating a process and monitoring the
process.
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Process killing in different ways.
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Scheduling Crontab and at jobs.
Disk Management
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Formatting disks, format options.
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Labeling a disk.
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Viewing volume table of contents.
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Dynamically bringing a disk into OS
control.
File System Management
Backup and Recovery
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Types of Backup Policies.
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Configuring Tape Drivers.
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Backup and Restoration using different
utilities.
Networking Concepts
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