HP-UX System and Network Administration I

Fast Lane- Austria
Vienna, Australia

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Zielgruppe

System administrators and others who maintain and configure system resources, control access to resources, and establish procedures


Voraussetzungen

Fundamentals of the UNIX System (51434S)
or equivalent experience


Kursziele

This hands-on course is the first of two courses that prepare system administrators to successfully configure, manage, maintain, and administer an HP 9000 workstation or server in a networked environment. Emphasis is on configuring file systems, peripherals, and user accounts, as well as managing and configuring core OS, patches and application software. Successful completion of both courses (I and II) can lead to HP professional technical certification. The 5-day course is 50 percent lecture and 50 percent hands-on.
After completing this course the student should be able to:
Optimize your file system layout to allow quicker access to data.
Create and control user accounts and manage a computer running HP-UX.
Manage installed software and patches.
Optimize performance by tuning the kernel to specific application requirements.
Use key concepts to ensure users will get the most from their HP-UX system.
Configure and connect systems to a network.


Kursinhalt

Introduction
The role of the system administrator
Hardware and software responsibilities
The system administrators toolkit

Overview of System Administration Manager (SAM)
Using the SAM GUI
Using the SM terminal interface

Creating and Managing User Accounts
Creating user accounts with SAM
Deactivating/reactivating users with SAM
Managing user passwords from the command line

Customizing User Accounts
Why customize a user account?
Customizing ASCII and CDE logins

Guided Tour of the HP-UX File Hierarchy
Introducing the file system paradigm
System and application directories
Commands to help you navigate

Connecting Peripherals
I/O architecture terminology
SCSI device and LUN addressing
Installing new interface cards

Configuring Device Files
The layout of /dev
Device file naming convention
How device files are created
Creating device files with SAM
Creating a device file with mksf

Configuring Disk Devices
Disk partitioning
Creating physical and logical volumes
Creating volume groups
Creating logical volumes

File System Concepts
Accessing a file system
HP-UX hard and symbolic links
Journaled File System (JFS) structural overview

File System Creation
New file system creation commands
Mounting the new file system
CD-ROM file systems (CDFS)

File System Maintenance
Monitoring file system free space
Extending a logical volume
Extending a file system
Repairing a damaged file

System Backup
How do you perform the backup?
Creating a recovery tape

Scheduling cron Jobs
The cron daemon
Managing on cronfile with crontab

Managing Swap Space
HP-UX memory concepts
Types of swap space

Managing Printers
LP spooler concepts
Adding local printers via SAM
Adding a remote printer via SAM
Adding a network printer with hppi
LP spooler configuration files
Troubleshooting the spooler

Booting an HP-UX System
HP-UX operation states
Interacting with the PDC/BootROM and the ISL
Changing run levels

Configuring the HP-UX Kernel
Why reconfigure the kernel?
Static kernel modules
Dynamically loadable kernel modules
Configuring kernel drivers, subsystems, and tunable parameters
Moving the new kernel into place

Installing Software with SD-UX
SD-UX software structure and software depots
SD-UX daemon/agents
Installing and updated software
Removing software

Installing Patches with SD-UX
Patch naming conventions
Obtaining, installing and removing patches

Connecting to a Network
Setting an IP address and subnet mask
Setting a default route
Setting a system host name
Resolving hostnames to IP addresses
Configuring /etc/hosts
Configuring a DNS client
Configuring an NIS client
Choosing a lookup service
Troubleshooting tools

Installing the OS with Ignite-UX
Installation sources
Planning the installation
Initiating and installing HP-UX 10.x and 11.x
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Phone:+43 (0)1 7079538-0

School Address:

Brauhausstrasse 1
A-2320 Schwechat-Vienna

Tel. +43 (0)1 7079538-0
Fax +43 (0) 1 7079538-20


Jobs & Resumes: Vienna
Houses & Roommates: Vienna

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