Sun Solaris 10

System Administration

Conducted by

S. Morshed
Md. Zubaer
Saqlain Khan
Consultant
Sun Microsystem

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SUN Solaris / UNIX Overview The Next Stage

 What are Solaris and Unix?  Introduction to UNIX shells

 Advantages and disadvantages  Shell interaction, including: Re-direction
 Basic command examples and piping
 Other versions of Unix  Shell metacharacters
 Future of Unix  The history mechanism, and command
 Logistics and support line editing facilities
 The shell quoting mechanism
 Setting up and using aliases
 Process control
 More complex copying and moving
Getting Started  Protecting files and directories
 Shell variables and setting up the
 Logging in and out environment
 Basic Window system (CDE) use  Environment variables
 Keyboard basics  Introduction to Solaris utilities
 Files, directories and path names  Halting the workstation
 Creating and examining files
 Effective use of directories Common Desktop Environment
 Moving, copying and removing files
 Basic system password security
 A thorough examination of the major
 Answerbook Documentation and the
tools available, such as the Front Panel,
man command
File Manager, Applications Manager and
 Common problems
the Help system
 Brief overview of the new GNOME
window system
Customizing the Workspace and setting basic
user preference
The vi Editor
 Invoking vi
Introduction To Networking
 Insert and Append
 Moving around the text  Introduction to network concepts
 Deleting text  Ethernet Overview
 Change operators  Network basic commands (including
 Other insert operators logging in to other machines)
 Searching for text; Search and replace  Network File System (NFS) - overview,
 Saving and quitting benefits and uses

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  Web browsers and web servers technical  Creating a storage pool
overview  Adding further devices
 Removing a poll
System Administration Overview  Creating file systems within a pool
 The ZFS browser-based GUI
 Sun Hardware types
 Solaris Operating Environment File System Maintenance and
configurations Security
 Review of administration functions
 The mount command
File System Structure  Mount options
 The cachefs and LOFS file systems
 File system structure and slicing  Handling CD and floppy disks
 The Solaris directory hierarchy  USB and Firewire devices
 Identification of files and file types  Making room on the file system
 Using symbolic and hard links  File system security
 SMC file system functions
Disk Storage Management for  Utilities for file system monitoring
local disk drives
System Build (Installing Solaris)
 Disk concepts and structure; slices
(partitions) and Solaris device naming  Planning disk layout
conventions  Booting from CD, DVD or network to
 Physical disk connection build
 Listing and reconfiguring the systems  Building Solaris from scratch; selecting
devices software options, disk slicing, etc.
 Slicing and labelling disks with the format  Post-installation procedures
and fmthard utilities and the Solaris  Overview of automatic installation
Management Console (smc)  Upgrading from a previous Solaris release
 Creating a Solaris file system with newfs
 Using tunefs to change file system Patch Administration
parameters
 Deciding how to mount the new files  Obtaining and installing the latest
system; updating /etc/vfstab for patches, including clusters and individual
permanent mounts patches
 Using fsck to perform file system  Examining the current patch level of a
integrity checks. Monitoring disk usage machine
and directory sizes  Removing patches
 An introduction to Sun Update
An Introduction to ZFS Connection for automatic updates and
patches
ZFS is a new disk storage pool and file system
present in the main Solaris release update 2 of
June 2006. This section gives a good practical
introduction to using ZFS.

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Software Configuration and  Notes on using the GRUB bootloader on
Intel platforms
Package Administration
 How to set up and customise a variety of Adding and Maintaining Users
tools, including shells, Common Desktop
Environment, manual pages and  Concepts
AnswerBook  Ownership of files, directories and
 Examining, Installing and removing processes
software packages using command line  Classes of user
utilities, including Solaris distribution  Adding a user manually, via command
options line tools and graphically
 Using the Webstart installer mechanism  User initialisation file management
to install software  Password control
 Using the Solaris Product Registry  Real and effective id
(prodreg)  Using SMC for user management
 Introduction to Role Based Access
Control (RBAC) facilities
Boot PROM
 Monitor prompt commands (boot, Solaris Groups
probe-scsi, probe-ide, test-net, devalias
etc.)  Overview
 Identifying system settings such as the  The group file
default boot device  Group identification of files and
 Using the eeprom command to view and directories
change settings  The newgrp, groups and chgrp
 Troubleshooting boot failure commands
 Complete example of creating and using
a group
Start-up and Shutdown  Using SMC with groups
 In-depth explanation of the new Service
Management Facility (SMF) System Security
 Using SMF utilities to monitor and
control boot processes  Monitoring access to the system
 Modifying SMF properties with svccfg  Using the su (Switch User) command,
 Self healing and Process Contracts and monitoring its use
 SMF repositories and recovery  Restricting file and directory access using
 Adding your own scripts and SMF protection mechanisms, including access
service descriptions at system boot modes, s and t bits, umask, chown and
 SMF milestones chmod
 Understanding and changing run levels  Introduction to Access Control Lists
 Shutting down, suspending and powering (ACLs)
off the system
 Power management Adding a Printer
 Additional information for previous
Solaris versions  Overview

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  Printer types and connection methods,
including network printers
 Software modifications
 Spooling system commands
 Administrator control commands
 Remote printer facilities
 Printer classes
 Using the Solaris GUIs for printer
management
 Specifying both system and user default
printer destinations

System Processes
 Examining and controlling processes
using ps, kill, and the Process Manager
 Automating commands with crontab and
at, for one-off and regular command
execution

Back-Up and Restore Utilities, Next Batch: 8th August

including snapshots
Friday
 Overview and Preparation Class Hour:
 Tape types and capacities
09:00-01:00PM FRIDAY THEORY+LAB
 Sample ufsdump commands
 Backup strategies
 Taking a complete backup with ufsdump Seats are Limited
 Summary of ufsdump command options Course Fee: 7,999 BDT
 Using fssnap to snapshot the file system
and take a clean backup
Course Duration: 2 Month
 Restoring individual files and directories
 Restoring an entire system Address: House-405 (4th Floor),
 Considerations for disaster recovery Road-27 (Old), Dhanmondi (Opposite
 The tar, cpio and mt utilities of HSBC Bank Besides Genetic Plaza)
 Backups versus archives Phone:01732428293,01197015503,
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