Sun Microsystems Solaris 9: Basic System Administration I 9.0 Certification Training
 The Sun Certified Administrator for Solaris 9 Exam I certification training course provides information about the essential tasks of standalone
installation, file system management, backup procedures, process control, user administration, and device management. Student's training will cover the skills necessary to perform these essential system
administration tasks in the Solaris 9 Operating Environment.
Objectives
This course prepares students for the Sun Certified Administrator for Solaris 9 Exam certification exam 310-014, and is a prerequisite for Sun Certified Administrator for Solaris 9 Exam II (310-015).
Audience
Sun Certified Administrator for Solaris 9 Exam I is designed for system administrators who are new to the Solaris 9 operating system.
Training Prerequisites
Prior to enrolling in Sun Certified Administrator for Solaris 9 Certification Exam I, learners should have experience using
or managing a computer system running under any variant of UNIX. Learners should also have experience in a Solaris operating environment as an end-user, using the vi text editor, and working with a windowing system.
Training
- Interactive Full Multi-Media Lessons
- Hands-on Labs - a perfectly simulated, real-world environment to test skills without risk.
- Engaging course demos and real-world examples
- 24 x 7 Instructor Online Mentoring- to answer all your questions
- Interactive Labs
- Available Online or CD format
- 19 Hours of Training
Sun Solaris Administration 1 Training Course CD and Online
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Sun Solaris Administration 1 Training Course Online Training Course
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$449.00
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Sun Solaris Administration 1 Training Course CD-ROM Training Course
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$499.00
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$599.00
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Outline
Sun Microsystems Solaris 9: Basic System Administration I Certification
- Fundamentals
- Solaris System Concepts
- Basic System Administration Terms
- man Command
- OpenBoot
- Introduction
- Nonresponsive System Interruption
- Device Aliases
- Operating Environment Installation
- Installation
- Fundamentals
- Pre-Installation Planning
- System Installation
- Administration
- Package Commands
- Patches
- Initialization, Shutdown, and User Administration
- Initialization and Run Levels
- Bootstrap Phases
- Run Levels
- Login Procedures
- Introduction
- User Identification
- Account Management
- Shell Initialization Files
- File Security
- Introduction
- grep Command
- ls Command Options
- Basic and Advanced File Security
- chmod Command
- Access Control Lists
- Process Control and File Systems
- Process Control
- Process Information Display
- Process Signaling and Priority
- Active Process Termination
- File Systems Types
- Administration Task
- mount Command Options
- Diskette or CD-ROM Data Access
- Files, Directories, and the Boot Process
- Working with Files and Directories
- File Size Reduction for Tape
- Files, Directories, and Links
- Boot Process and Runlevels
- boot Command
- Runlevel
- Disk Configuration, Backup, and Recovery
- Disk Configuration
- Sun Hard Disks
- Character and Block Disks
- Device Detection and Removal
- Backup and Recovery
- Backup, Archive, and Restore Utilities
- File System Backup to Tape
- Restoration
- Basic Commands
- format Command
- format Menu
- partition Subcommand Menu Selection
- Basic Command Syntax
- File System
- Metacharacter
- Directory Contents and File Types
- Directory Creation or Removal
- vi Editor and Remote Connection Use
- vi Editor
- Basic Operations
- Text Operations
- Remote Connection Use
- Remote Operations
- Remote File Transfer
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