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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)

  • Distinguishing between multitasking and multi-user

  • Discuss client-server Architecture

  • Hierarchy of SUN Servers & their hardware.

  • SPARC & SCSI Device architecture.

Installation

  • Define Software configurations

  • Identify the Hardware Requirement for installing

  • Prepare an existing system for a standalone installation.

  • Network installation

  • Jumpstart installation

Software Package Administration and patch management

  • Display Package info.

  • Add and delete a software package.

  • Obtain info and verify the existing patches.

  • Install patches.

  • Get patch info.

The BOOT PROCESS & RUN Levels

  • The BOOT PROM (OK Prompt)

  • Functionality of different RUN Levels.

  • Phases of the boot process

  • Discuss the RUN level Scripts.

  • Add startup files for additional system Services,

  • Change system run levels from the command line.

System Security

  • Change ownership of files and directories.

  • Setting Advanced file permissions, setuid, setgid, stickybit and facl’s.

  • Restricting access to root

  • Monitoring failed logins,

  • Importance of files, rhosts, hosts, equiv.

User Management

  • User admintool to create a new group and a new user account.

  • Use command line to create users useradd, usermod, userdel, groupadd,

  • Groupdel.

  • Change password, set password aging.

  • Setting environment variables to the user.

  • Administration of initialization files.

 Process Management

  • Locating a process and monitoring the process.

  • Process killing in different ways.

  • Scheduling Crontab and at jobs.

 Disk Management

  • Formatting disks, format options.

  • Labeling a disk.

  • Viewing volume table of contents.

  • Dynamically bringing a disk into OS control.

File System Management

  • Types of files systems.

  • Creating a file system.

  • Mounting and unmounting the file system.

  • File system check, repair a file system.

Backup and Recovery

  • Types of Backup Policies.

  • Configuring Tape Drivers.

  • Backup and Restoration using different utilities.

Networking Concepts

  • TCP/IP Configuring a Host different Network environment.

  • Configuring host as a trusted host.FTP.

    NFS

    • Configuring NFS Server and Client

    • Mounting a file system at Client

    • NFS Daemons.

    • Implementing Auto mount.

    NIS Concepts

    • Configuring NIS Master & Clients.

    • NIS Daemons

    • Updating NIS Maps

    DNS Concepts

    • Configuring a Primary Server, Secondary Server and client.

    • Sendmail concept.

    • Configuring mail server, mail host and mail client.

    • Configuring SMTP and POP3 in send mail.

    Integrations

    • NIS with NFS and Auto mount.

    • DNS with NIS

    • NIS with Sendmail

    • Sendmail with NIS, NFS & Auto mount.

    • DNS with APACHE web server.

    Web Server

    • Concept of web servers.

    • Concepts of virtual hosting.

    • Configuring apache web server.

    • Launching of multiple websites.

 

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