Sun Solaris and Redhat Linux Fundamentals

Sun Solaris and Redhat Linux Fundamentals

This course covers:
Sun Solaris and Redhat Linux Fundamental

Course Contents

INTRODUCTION
History of Unix
Overview of Linux and Unix
System Devices
Operating System, Kernels, Shell, File Systems
Unix Shells
Sun Solaris Features

Redhat Linux Features

THE BOOT PROM
OpenBoot
OpenBoot PROM
Interrupt
Command strings to manipulate custom device aliases.

INSTALLATION AND PLANNING
System Planning
Device Introduction
Hardware Requirements
Preinstallation Planning
System Installation
Identify the Function of the following package
Eg. Pkgadd, pkginfo, pkgchck, and pkgrm
Identify the steps required to install a patch,
Verify which patches are currently installed, and remove a patch using the patchadd,
Patchrm, or showrev commands

INITIALIZATION AND SHUTDOWN
Match the Solaris run levels to their intended functions
Function of the following files or directories and the relationships between them
/etc/inittab, /etc/ini.d, /etc/rc and different ranges 0-6 or S
Identify the commands used to change the run level of the system to specified state

USER ADMINISTRATION
Logging Procedures
Logging In of a System
Logging Out of a System
Identify which users are currently logged into the system
Steps require to create user accounts using command line and Admintool utility
Creating Groups
Commands for adding. Modifying and deleting Users and Groups
Users Profiles
Default Profiles
Maintaining Profiles
Template Profiles

SOLARIS FILE SECURITY
Search for regular expressions in the contents of one or more files.
List command sequences used to display or modify file and directory permissions.
List sequence the steps to create, modify and delete access control lists (ACLs) on files.

PROCESS CONTROL
Commands to display information for all active processes on the system
Terminate unnecessary active process.

FILES AND DIRECTORIES
Reducing the Size of Files and Directories for Tape Storage
Understanding Regular Files, Directories, Symbolic Links
Working with different types of files

FILES AND DIRECTORIES PERMISSION
Implementing Permission, Protecting Resources

BASIC COMMAND SYNTAX
Moving Between special points in a Directory
Listing Directory contents and Determining the File types
Using Commands to Create or Remove Directories
Using Commands to Copy, Create, Rename or Remove Files
Copying, Renaming , Creating and Deleting Files
List the Keyboard sequences that are required to switch between the three modes of operation used by the VI editor
Correct VI commands sequences with their respective search and replace functions