Unix System Administration

GBdirect Ltd
London,Leeds,Birmingham,Coventry,Edinburgh,Glasgow, United Kingdom

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

Course Description:

'' On completion of the course the delegate will be able to administer a live UNIX SVR4 system.

Suitable for
System Administrators and Programmers who require a full working knowledge of how to administer a UNIX SVR4 system.
Prerequisites
Completion of Unix Introduction and Unix Shell Programming courses, or equivalent knowledge

Contents:
The System Administrator’s Role
User Account and Group Administration
Login Files
Managing and Scheduling Background Jobs
File System Administration
File Access
Backup and Restore
Managing Swap space
Managing Printers and the Print Environment
Managing System Startup and Shutdown
Basic Networking
Performance Monitoring and Management
Kernel Configuration
System and Software Package Installation
Configuring syslog to manage System Event Messages
Basic Networking
System Housekeeping ...''

Phone:0800 651 0338, +44 (0)870 200 7273

School Address:

GBdirect Ltd
Training Division
Leeds Innovation Centre
103 Clarendon Road
LEEDS
LS2 9DF
West Yorkshire
United Kingdom


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