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22nd November 2015, 08:04 AM
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Unix System Administrator Training
I want to do Unix System Administrator Training course from StayAhead Training so can you please provide me the details of this training?
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22nd November 2015, 08:05 AM
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Re: Unix System Administrator Training
StayAhead Training is recognised as one of the leading independent IT Training specialists in the UK. It was established since 1992. Unix System Administration training course The course is designed to give delegates practical experience in the administration of a SVR4 compatible Unix System. Practical work will concentrate on the basic SVR4 unix commands rather than vendor-specific administration menu driven or GUI tools. Skills Gained The delegates will practice: Managing swap space Adding printers to the system Monitoring and controlling print jobs Starting and shutting down the system Customising start-up and shutdown procedures Monitoring system performance with the sar utility Adding, changing and deleting users and user groups Managing user passwords Configuring login files Running background tasks at regular intervals Creating file systems Mounting, monitoring and repairing file systems Managing file access Backing up and restoring files and directories using standard utilities Configuring syslog to manage system event messages Carrying out various housekeeping procedures to manage disk space Requirements Shell Programming is beneficial but not essential. Content- Course Contents - DAY 1 Course Introduction Administration and Course Materials Course Structure and Agenda Delegate and Trainer Introductions Session 1: THE ADMINISTRATOR'S ROLE Role of a System Administrator Using the root login Using and tracking the use of su The sysadm menu system Session 2: ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT Users, user groups and related system files Adding new users and user groups (useradd, groupadd) Changing and deleting users and user groups (usermod, userdel, groupmod, groupdel) Password and login control (passwd) User communication facilites (wall, /etc/motd) Exercise Session 3: LOGIN FILES The Bourne and Korn shell environments Environment variables The system profile /etc/profile The user's .profile The Korn shell start up file .kshrc Korn shell options Listing environment variables and aliases Skeleton directories Exercise Course Contents - DAY 2 Session 4: BACKGROUND JOBS Starting background Jobs (&) Using the nice command Using cron processes Creating crontab entries Using the crontab command The at command Exercise Session 5: FILE SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION Physical disk organisation UNIX partition slices File system device names File system types File system structure File system creation (mkfs) Mounting and unmounting file systems (mount, umount) Checking and repairing file systems (fsck) Monitoring free space (df) Exercise Session 6: FILE ACCESS File access criteria - users, groups and permissions Default permissions with umask Changing file attributes with chmod, chown and chgrp Testing permissions with su Exercise Course Contents - DAY 3 Session 7: BACKUP AND RESTORE FACILITIES Using the cpio command Using the tar command Using the dd command Backup and restore services Exercise Session 8: MANAGING SWAP SPACE Listing, configuring and disabling swap space (swap) Exercise Session 9: TERMINALS AND PRINTERS Managing terminals Using the stty command Terminal model capabilities and commands (infocmp, tput) The LP print service LP print service files Printer configuration (lpadmin) Printer maintenance - managing printer status, job queues etc. (lphsut, lpsched, /etc/init.d/lp, accept, reject, enable, disable, lpmove, lpusers, lpstat, cancel) Printing from copies of files Stopping banner output Exercise Course Contents - DAY 4 Session 10: SYSTEM STARTUP AND SHUTDOWN: The /etc/init procedure System run states The /etc/inittab file System startup procedures and processes System shutdown procedures and processes (init, shutdown) Recovery from boot failure Exercise Session 11: BASIC NETWORKING Basic networking overview Network hardware Network software Network addressing - IPv4 Network masks and subnets Routing Network commands (hostname, ifconfig, netstat, telnet, rlogin, ssh, ftp, sftp, rcp, scp, rsh, ping) Client-Server environment Servers Networking services overview NIS, NIS+, DNS, LDAP NFS, DHCP Exercise Session 12: PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT Performance management System performance tools System activity reporting using the sar command General performance Specific areas of performance Excessive paging Disk I/O performance CPU performance Using the timex command Exercise Course Contents - DAY 5 Session 13: KERNEL CONFIGURATION System configuration Configuration guidelines Reducing disk I/O Increasing user memory Improving CPU performance Special case tuning needs The configuration process (/etc/conf/cf.d, idtune, idbuild) Session 14: SOFTWARE INSTALLATION Operating system installation Other software installation (pkginfo, pkgadd, pkgrm) Exercise Session 15: SYSLOG Syslog configuration The /etc/syslog.conf configuration file Editing the syslog.conf file Logging telnet, ftp and other network daemons Testing syslog logging (logger) Exercise Session 16: GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING Managing files and directories Checking file space used Freeing up disk space Saving disk space File system organisation Helpful hints Exercise Contact address StayAhead Training Training Provider 6 Long Ln, London EC1A 9HF, United Kingdom |
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