SO113 Solaris 10 OE System Administration II Training and Courseware Course Outline
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Unit 1 - The Solaris Management Console
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- The Solaris Management Console Overview
- Why Use the Solaris Management Console?
- Solaris Management Console Organization
- Changing the Solaris Management Console Window
- Solaris Management Console Documentation
- Adding Tools to the Solaris Management Console
- How to Add a Legacy Tool to a Toolbox
- Troubleshooting the Solaris Management Console
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Unit 2 - Software Management
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- Overview of Software Packages
- The Software Installation Database
- Signed Packages and Patches
- Tools for Managing Software Packages
- Guidelines for Adding Software Packages
- Key Points About Adding Software Packages
- Guidelines for Removing Packages
- Using an Administration File
- Administrative File Example
- Using a Response File
- Package Tools
- Installing A Package Using The pkgadd Command
- Alternate Installation Methods
- Obtaining Package Information Using The pkginfo Command
- Obtaining Package Information Using The pkgparam Command
- Checking A Package Using The pkgchk Command
- Removing A Package Using The pkgrm Command
- Package Administration Using admintool
- Package Administration Using prodreg
- Package Installation Using Web Start
- Patch Management
- What Is a Patch?
- What Is a Signed Patch?
- Accessing Solaris Patches
- Patch Management Tools
- Features of Solaris Patch Manager Tool
- Selecting the Best Method for Adding Signed Patches
- Patch Pro Patch Manager
- How to Download the Patch Management Tools From SunSolve Online
- How to Install and Configure the Patch Management Tool
- Installing Patches Using the SMC
- Analyizing and Adding Patches
- List of Recommended Patches
- Download Patches
- Specifying a Backout Directory
- List of Patches
- Installing Patches
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Unit 3 - Network File System
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- NFS - Network File System
- NFS Terminology
- NFS Daemons
- File System Sharing and Exporting
- NFS Commands and Files
- The /usr/sbin/share Command
- Additional Resource Sharing Related Commands
- The /etc/mount Command
- Notes on NFS File System Options
- Configuring NFS
- Setting Up the NFS Server
- Setting Up A NFS Client
- Removing a NFS Resource
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Unit 4 - Auto Mounting File Systems
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- What is Automounting Filesystems?
- How AutoFs Works
- The Navigation Process
- The /etc/auto_master File
- The /etc/auto_home File
- Notes About NIS
- Automounting User Home Directories
- Exporting the Users Home Directories
- Changing the Users Home Directory
- Setting up The Automount Maps
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Unit 5 - Hard Drive Management
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- Hard Drive Management
- Installing the Drive
- Installing a Hard Drive - General
- IDE Drive Installation Notes
- SCSI Drive Installation Notes
- Post Installation
- Partitions and Slices
- Slice Assignments
- Determining Slice Information
- Creating Slices
- Creating Slices Using fmthard
- Creating the Filesystems
- Labeling A Filesystem
- Checking the New Filesystem
- Mounting the New Filesystem
- Notes About New Filesystems
- The lost+found Directory
- Filesystem Permissions
- The /etc/vfstab and /etc/mnttab Files
- The /etc/vfstab File
- Unmounting a Filesystem
- Logical Volumes
- Concatenation and Striping
- Installing Solstice DiskSuite 4.2.1
- Getting Solstice DiskSuite 4.2.1
- Installing Solstice DiskSuite 4.2.1
- Post-Installation Procedures
- Creating Logical Volumes
- Managing Pseudo Filesystems
- The Cache File System
- The Temporary File System
- The Loopback File System
- The Process File System
- Swap Space
- Swap Space and Virtual Memory
- Swap Space and the TMPFS File System
- Determining if More Swap Space is Needed
- How Swap Space Is Allocated
- The /etc/vfstab File
- Planning for Swap Space
- Monitoring Swap Resources
- Adding More Swap Space
- Creating a Swap File
- Activating the Swap File.
- Updating /dev/vfstab
- Removing Extra Swap Space
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Unit 6 - Role Based Access Control
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- Overview of Role-Based Access Control
- The Extended User Attributes Database
- The Authorizations Database
- The Execution Profiles Database
- The Execution Attributes Database
- How to Assume Role-Based Access Control
- Tools for Managing Role-Based Access Control
- Managing Roles
- Modifying a Role
- Deleting a Role
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Unit 7 - System Logging
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- The syslogd Facility
- The /etc/syslog.conf File
- syslogd Functions
- syslogd Actions
- Log Messages Security
- Message Storage Policy
- Prepare Files To Store Log Messages
- Configuring syslogd
- Marking Messages
- Starting, Stopping, and Restarting the syslogd Facility
- Testing the syslogd Configuration
- Additional syslogd Information
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Unit 8 - Creating Custom JumpStart Configurations |
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- Describe the JumpStart configurations
- Implement a basic JumpStart server
- Set up JumpStart software configuration alternatives
- Configuring JumpStart servers to support PXE installations
- Troubleshoot the JumpStart configurations
- Configure a naming service to support JumpStart
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Unit 9 - Performing a Flash Installation |
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- Describe the Flash installation feature
- Manipulate a Flash archive
- Use a Flash archive for installation
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Unit 10 - System Troubleshooting |
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- System Efficiency
- System Troubleshooting
- Recovering From System Problems
- Troubleshooting a System Crash
- What to Do if the System Crashes
- Gathering Troubleshooting Data
- System Crash Checklist
- Viewing System Messages
- How to View System Messages
- Troubleshooting Miscellaneous Software Problems
- What to Do If Booting/Rebooting Fails
- What to Do if a System Hangs
- What to Do if a File System Fills Up
- Troubleshooting Backup Problems
- Troubleshooting File Access Problems
- Solving File Access Problems
- Forgotten Root Password or Corrupted Password File(s)
- Recovering from a Corrupted Root Filesystem
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Unit 11 - Architecture Differences between SPARC and X86 Solaris |
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- Virtual File Systems and Core Dumps Differences
- Storage Volumes Differences
- Controlling Access and Configuring System Messaging Differences
- Performing Advanced Installation Procedures Differences
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