| Introduction |
Managing Users and Groups |
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Course Contents |
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Introduction to Solaris |
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System Concepts |
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Solaris , SUN OS, Kernel & Shell Definitions |
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Introduction to User Accounts |
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Password Security |
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Managing User Accounts using GUI or Command-line |
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Managing Groups using GUI or Command-line |
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Customizing the User's Environment using Initialisation Files |
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| Introduction to System Security |
Device and Disk Access |
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Changing System Security Defaults |
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Monitoring User Access |
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File Ownership and Access Permissions |
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Extending File Access Control using ACLs |
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Device Naming Conventions |
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Reconfiguring System Devices |
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Disk Slices and Labels |
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Partitioning Disks |
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| Filesystem and Disk Space Management |
Installation |
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The Solaris Directory Hierarchy |
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File System Types |
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The Unix File System |
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Creating and Mounting Filesystems |
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Maintaining and Backing-up Filesystems |
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Managing Swap Space |
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Methods of Installing Solaris |
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The Solaris Interactive Installation Program |
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Installation Checklists: System Identification and Install Questions |
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Customised Server/Standalone installation |
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Introduction to Jumpstart |
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| Packages and Patches |
Processes |
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Examining System Contents and Revision Levels |
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Installing Optional Software |
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Installing and Deleting Software Packages |
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Patch Administration |
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Managing Processes |
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Scheduling Batch Processes |
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Scheduling Regular Tasks |
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Introduction to the Cron scheduler |
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Managing the Cron Subsystem |
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| The Boot Process |
Printing, Networking & NFS |
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The Boot Process |
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The System Initialisation File |
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Changing Kernel Parameters |
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Defining System Run Levels |
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Maintaining System Initialisation Scripts |
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Introduction to printing |
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Adding access to local printers |
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Introduction to networking |
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Remote system access |
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Introduction to sharing files using NFS |
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Setting up an NFS server and client |
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