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Course Goal
Our Solaris Administration Workshop I Course will prepare
students to administer Sun Solaris systems in a standalone
environment. In this course, students will gain the
necessary knowledge and skills to install the Solaris
operating system, manage file systems and patches, conduct
backups, control systems processes, manage users and
devices and configure printer services. Each student
attending the course will receive a System Administrator
for Solaris 8 certification test voucher, will be automatically
registered for certification testing, and on the last
day of the course, will take the System Administrator
for Solaris 8, Exam I. This course is intended for System
Administrators and field service and support personnel
that require basic Solaris Systems Administration skills.
Course Prerequisites
Familiarity with Solaris's Open Boot Prom, Unix shells,
file management, file system navigation, booting a workstation,
on-line manual pages and the VI editor is required.
These prerequisites can be met by attending the Sun
Desktop Maintenance Course or equivalent coursework.
Course Scope
The course includes use of the following products:
Solaris 8 (2.8)
SPARC, UltraSPARC, and Sun PCI Workstations
CDROM and Tape Drives
Printers
Course Content
Upon completion, students should be able to:
Describe key system administration terms and concepts
Install and boot the Solaris 8 operating environment
Use the pkgadd command to add software packages
Add and maintain patches
Change system run levels
Implement system security
Add users to the system from the command line and
by using Admintool
Manage system processes, disks, printers and file
systems
Set up event logging and use auditing utilities
Perform file backups and restorations
Course Length
Solaris Administration Workshop I Course is 7 days
of training. Class size is limited to 8 students.
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