Solaris System Administration I

Information Management Systems Inc.
Atlanta, GA, United States

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Course Description:

'' This five-day course provides comprehensive information concerning the processes, parameters, and commands associated with the most common Solaris system administration tasks.

You Will Learn To...

Identify the components of the Solaris operating environment, and describe the most significant features.
Describe the files and parameters involved in establishing groups and user accounts, and associating those files and parameters with system security.
Describe the nomenclature used to identify physical/logical devices, and identify the tasks, commands, and utilities involved in configuring/managing devices.
Describe the directory hierarchy, identify/describe the contents of standard ufs file systems, and perform steps for mounting/unmounting/maintaining file systems.
Identify the tools used, and perform steps to view, kill, and schedule processes.
Describe the print services, and perform steps to establish and administer local and remote printers.
Describe the contents of the Boot PROM and NVRAM, system run levels and associated directories, and shutdown procedures.
List the requirements for, and describe the steps involved in base software installation, and installation/administration of software packages and patches.
Define the need for backups, and describe/differentiate the tools used for backup and recovery.
Prerequisites & Audience

Completion of the Introduction to Solaris course or equivalent experience in essential Solaris operations

Outline & Components - Add all components of this Course

Introduction to Solaris
Identify the components of the Solaris operating environment, and describe the most significant features.
UNIX Basics
The Sun Operating System (SunOS) - System IV and System V
Operating System components and features (kernel, shell, and user programs/utilities)
Solaris Components
Solaris Features


Groups, Users, and System Security
Describe the files and parameters involved in establishing groups and user accounts, and associating those files and parameters with system security.
Creating Groups and the /etc/group File
Creating User Accounts and the /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, /etc/profile Files
Administering User Accounts and Passwords
Directory/File Ownership/Permissions and System Security
The root (system) Account
Controlling and Monitoring the root Account


Logical and Physical Devices
Describe the nomenclature used to identify physical/logical devices, and identify the tasks, commands, and utilities involved in configuring/managing devices.
System Devices Overview
Physical Device Names and Application
Logical Device Names and Application
Configuring Devices (commands and utilities)


File Systems
Describe the directory hierarchy, identify/describe the contents of standard ufs file systems, and perform steps for mounting/unmounting/maintaining file systems.
The Directory Hierarchy
Standard ufs File Systems
Creating a File System
Mounting File Systems
Maintaining File Systems


Process Management
Identify the tools used, and perform steps to view, kill, and schedule processes.
Viewing Processes
Terminating Processes
Scheduling Processes (cron daemon, crontab)


Print Services
Describe the print services, and perform steps to establish and administer local and remote printers.
Print Service Description
Local and Remote Printer Setup (commands, GUI)
Managing Local and Remote Printers


System Startup and Shutdown
Describe the contents of the Boot PROM and NVRAM, system run levels and associated directories, and shutdown procedures.
The Boot PROM and NVRAM § System Run Levels
System Startup Directories (/sbin, /etc/rc*.d, /etc/init.d)
System Startup Scripts
S and K Files
System Shutdown Procedures


Installing Solaris
List the requirements for, and describe the steps involved in base software installation, and installation/administration of software packages and patches.
Installation Requirements
Phases of Software Installation
Installation/Administration of Patches and Patch Clusters
Installation/Administration of Software Packages


System Backup and Recovery
Define the need for backups, and describe/differentiate the tools used for backup and recovery.
Local Backup Procedures (ufsdump, cpio, tar, dd)
Local Restore Procedures
Remote Backup/Restore Procedures
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Phone:404 329-6260 or 888 812 9028

School Address:

2470 Cheshire Bridge Road
Atlanta, GA
United States - 30324
Phone : 404 329-6260 or 888 812 9028
Fax : 404 329-6365
Email : cservice@imsinc.com

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