| Module 1 - Installing Solaris 10 Operating System |
Module 2 - Introduction to Solaris 10 OS Directory Hierarchy |
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Identify the fundamentals of Solaris 10 O/S Installation |
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Installation of Solaris 10 |
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Installation of additional language support |
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Description / (root) subdirectories |
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Description of the file components |
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Description of file types |
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Describing the importance of certain files |
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| Module 3 - Boot, Service Management and Shutdown Controls |
Module 4 - User and Group Management |
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Multi-User system processes |
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Apply utilities to monitor or manage processes |
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Service Management Facility (SMF) Framework |
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Services and service dependencies |
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Apply the svcs command |
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SMF Identifiers |
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The svcadm command |
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The svcconfig command |
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SMF milestones and their significance |
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OpenBoot PROM command set |
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init command |
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inetadm command |
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Boot the system to a recognized service milestone |
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Alter the system service milestone |
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Shutdown the system |
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Describing user administration fundamentals |
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Managing user accounts using command-line tools |
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Managing group accounts using command-line tools |
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Managing user accounts using the SMC GUI tool |
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Managing group accounts using the SMC GUI tool |
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Creating an administrative users using Role Based Accessing Control |
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Managing initialization and user login control files |
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| Module 5 - Performing System Security |
Module 6 - Hard Disks and Partitioning |
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Monitor system access |
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Switch users on a system |
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Control system access |
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Restrict access to data in files |
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Describe the Solaris Basic Security Module |
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Apply the Solaris 10 Least Privilege model of security |
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Describe the basic architecture of a disk |
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Describe the naming conventions for devices |
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List devices |
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Reconfigure devices |
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Perform hard disk partitioning using the format command |
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Manage disk labels |
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Partition a disk by using the Solaris Management Console |
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| Module 7 - Managing Solaris OS File Systems |
Module 8 - Performing Solaris 10 OS Package and Patch Administration |
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Describe Solaris OS file systems |
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Create a new ufs file system |
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Grow the ufs file system in a logical partition |
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Describe the structure of a UFS inode |
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Check the file system by using the fsck command |
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Resolve file system inconsistencies |
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Monitor file system use |
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Identify mounting basics |
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Perform mounts |
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Perform unmounts |
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Access a mounted diskette, CD-ROM, or DVD |
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Restrict access to a mounted diskette, CD-ROM, or DVD |
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Access a diskette, CD-ROM, or DVD without Volume Management (vold) |
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Describe the fundamentals of package administration |
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Administer packages using the command-line interface |
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Describe the purpose of the Product Registry |
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Describe the fundamentals of patch administration |
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Describe the new process of automated patch updating |
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Install and remove patches |
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| Module 9 - Printers and Printing |
Module 10 - Automating process with cron |
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Identify network printing fundamentals |
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Configure and administer printer services |
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Administer printer services |
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Start and stop the line printer (LP) print service |
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Specify a destination printer |
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Use the LP print service |
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Describe the foomatic printer definitions |
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Use common print commands |
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Schedule a one-time execution of a command using the at command |
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Schedule automatic recurring execution of commands using crontab files |
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| Module 11 - Performing File System Backups |
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Identify the fundamentals of backups |
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Back up files and directories using tar, zip, cpio |
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Backup a file system using the ufsdump command |
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Recover files and directories using tar, zip, cpio |
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Restore ufs file systems using the ufsrestore command |
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