Solaris System Management Training outline

SA-239 outline
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= Target
=/(Root) subdirectory
* Important System Directories
= File Components
* File name
* I Node
* Data blocks
= Recognize file types
* Common files
* Directory
* Symbolic Link
* Device Files
= Use hard links
* Hard link Introduction
* Create a new hard link
* Delete A hard link
= Exercise
* Identify file types
= Partitioning a hard disk
* Disk partition Basics
* Identify disk space and undesired conditions
* Identify wasted disk space
* Identifies overlapping disk slices
* Introduction to disk partition tables
* Use the format command
* Partitioned Disk
* Save the Partition Table to the/etc/format. dat file.
* Use custom partition tables
= Manage disk tags
* Browsing disk vtoc
* Re-tag the disk
= Exercise
* Disks and partitions
= Introduction to the Solaris Console
* Start the Solaris console.
* Use the Solaris console tool
* Restart the Solaris console tool.
* Recognizes the functional area of the Solaris Console
= Use the disk management tool of the Solaris console to partition a disk
* Use a disk tool to partition a disk
= Exercise
* Solaris Management Tools

Part 1 Local disk device management
= Target
= Introduction to basic disk Architecture
* Physical disk structure: Sector, track, and cylindrical
* Disk Data Organization:
* Disk:
= Solaris OE device naming conventions
* Logical device name
* Physical device name
* Instance name
= System devices are displayed in the list
* File/etc/path_to_inst
* Prtconf command
* Format command
= Reconfigure the device
* Re-configure during boot
* Use the devfsadm command
= Exercise

Part 1 managing the Solaris OE File System
= Target
= Solaris OE FILE SYSTEM INTRODUCTION
* Disk-based File System
* Distributed File System
* Pseudo File System
= Create a new UFS file system
* Browse the Solaris OE File System
* Use the newfs command
= Use The fsck command to check the file system
* Use The fsck command to check data consistency
* Super block consistency
* Cylindrical block consistency
* I node consistency
* Data Block consistency
* Lost + found directory
* Non-Interactive Mode
* Interaction Mode
= Solve File System inconsistencies
* Reconnect an allocated unreferenced File
* Adjust the connection count
* Rescue idle list
* Use the backup super block
= Supervise file system usage
* Use the DF command
* Use the du command
* Use the "command"
* Use the Solaris console tool
= Exercise
* Create and maintain a UFS file system

Part 1 mount and detach a File System
= Target
= Loading Basics
* Determine which file systems are currently loaded
* Automatic File System Loading
* Introduction to the Virtual File System Table/etc/vfstab
*/Etc/mnttab file Introduction
= File System Loading
* Manually mount the local file system
* Use the mount command Option
* Manually mount all file systems
* Load a New File System
* Load different types of file systems
= Detaching a File System
* Detach a File System
* Uninstall all file systems
* Uninstall a busy File System
* If the boot fails, fix important files.
= Access the mounted disk and CD-ROM
* Use volume Management
= Restrict access to mounted disks and CD-ROM
* Stop volume Management
* Volume management Fault Diagnosis
= Access disks and CD-ROM without using volume Management
* Use the mount command
= Exercise
* Mount a File System

Part 1 install the Solaris 9 Operating Environment
= Target
= Differentiate the basic concepts of CD-ROM Installation
* Solaris 9 OE installation and upgrade options
* Install software on Solaris 9 Web Start 3.0
* Customized jumpstart Installation
* Solaris Web Start Flash Installation Software
* Upgrade to Solaris oe in standard mode
* Solaris online software upgrade
* Hardware requirements for installing Solaris 9 oe
* Solaris OE Software Components
* Solaris OE Software Group
= Install Solaris 9 OE from CD-ROM
* Pre-installation information
* Demo: Run interactive installation

Part 1 Solaris 9 OE package management
= Target
= Package management basics
* Software Package
*/Var/SADM/install/contents file
= Manage packages from the command line
* Displays installed software packages.
* Install a software package
* Check the installation of a package.
* Uninstall a software package
* Use the spoll directory to install the package
* Package management review
= Exercise
* Manipulate a software package

Part 1 Manage patches on Solaris 9 oe
= Target
= Patch Management preparation
* Solaris OE patch Introduction
* Check Patch Level
* Obtain patches
* Install patches.
= Install and delete Patches
* Install a patch
* Delete A patch
* Install a patch Group
= Exercise
* Patch Maintenance

Part 1 run the boot prom command
= Target
= Boot prom command Basics
* Objectives of open boot Architecture Standards
* Boot prom
* NVRAM
* Post
* Stopping the boot sequence is prohibited.
* Display post output to serial port
= Use the basic boot prom command
* Identify the system boot prom version
* System boot
* Access more details
* List NVRAM Parameters
* Change the NVRAM Parameter
* Restore Default NVRAM Parameters
* Display the devices connected to the bus
= Identify system boot Devices
* Show-Devs command
* Devalias command
= Create and delete customer device aliases
* Nvalias command
* Nvunalias command
= View and change NVRAM parameters from Shell
* Use the eeprom command
= Interrupt the unresponsive System
* Abort a unresponsive System
= Exercise
* Use the openboot prom command

Part 1 Boot and shutdown processes
= Target
= Recognition of running level Basics
* Solaris OE running level
* Determine the current system running level
* Change the running level
= Identifying the phase of the START process
* Guide the prom stage
* Bootstrap stage
* Kernel initialization phase
*/Etc/system file and Kernel configuration
* Init stage
= Control the guiding process
*/Sbin directory
*/Etc/rc #. d directory
* Start running the control script
* Stop running the control script
*/Etc/init. d directory
* Create a New Running Control script
= Execute the system shutdown process
*/Usr/sbin/init command
*/Usr/sbin/shutdown command
*/Usr/sbin/halt command
*/Usr/sbin/poweroff command
*/Usr/sbin/reboot command
= Exercise
* Control the guiding process

Part 1 user management
= Target
= User management Introduction
* Main components of a user account
* System files that store user account information
= Manage user accounts
* Command line tool Introduction
* Create a user account
* Modifying a user account
* Deleting a user account
* Create a group
* Modify a group
* Delete A group
* Use the Solaris Management and control user tool
* Diagnose logon faults
= Exercise
* Add user accounts and groups
= Manage Initialization Files
* Introduction to system-scope Initialization Files
* User Initialization File
* Customize the user's work environment
= Exercise
* Modify the initialization file

Part 1 Execution System Security
= Target
= Supervise System Security
* Display local system users
* Display remote system users
* Display User Information
* Display logon activity records
* Record failed login attempts
= Switching user identities in the system
* Su command Introduction
* Display valid user IDs
* Display real user IDs
* Switch to another common user
* Change to root user
* Supervise Su Attempts
= Control System Access
*/Etc/default/login file
* Ftp access
*/Etc/hosts. equiv file and $ home/. rhosts file
*/Etc/hosts. equiv file rules
* $ Home/. rhosts file rules
= Exercise
* User Access
= Restrict access to file data
* Determine the user group members.
* Identify user accounts
* Change the owner of files and directories.
* Change the members of the file and directory
* File license
= Exercise
* Restrict access to system data

Part 1 configure the printer service
= Target
= Network printing Basics
* Print management tools
* Client-server model
* Print the configuration type
* Basic functions of the Solaris oe lp Printing Service
* LP prints the service directory structure
* Solaris OE printing service process
= Configure the Print Service
* Identify printing server requirements
* Use the Solaris OE printing Manager
* Configure a new network printer
= Manage the Print Service
* Printer configuration
* Set the system default printer
* Change the default printer type.
* Delete the customer printer configuration
* Delete server printer configurations
= Start and stop the LP Printing Service
* Start the LP printing service.
* Stop the LP printing service.

Part 1 use the print command
= Target
= Specify the target printer
* Use the LP command
* Use the LPR command
= Use the LP Printing Service
* Accept print tasks
* Reject a print task
* Activate the printer
* Disable the printer.
* Mobile print task
= Exercise
* Use the LP Printing Service

Part 1 Control System Processes
= Target
= Browsing System Processes
* Use the CDE Process Manager
* Use the prstat command
* Use the Solaris console process Tool
= Clear dead processes
* Use kill and pkill commands
* Perform remote logon.
= Automatic Execution of scheduled commands
* Use the AT command
* Control access to AT commands
= Scheduled command periodical automatic execution
* Crontab file format Overview
* Use the crontab command
* Control access to the crontab command
* Use the Solaris console Task Scheduler Tool
= Exercise
* Use Process Control

Part 1 backup of the file system
= Target
= Backup Basics
* Routine File System Backup
* Tape media type
* Tape device name
* Tape device control
* Backup plan policy
*/Etc/dumpdates File
= Back up unmounted file systems
* Ufsdump command
* Ufsdump Command Options
* Tape backup
* Remote backup to tape
= Exercise
* Backup File System

Part 1 File System Recovery
= Target
= Restore a UFS file system
* Restore a Common File System
* Restore the/usr File System
* Special recovery for executing/(root file system)
* Introduce interactive recovery
* Perform incremental recovery
= Exercise
* Restore Backup files and file systems

Part 2 Use snapshots to back up the mounted file system
= Target
= Create a UFS Snapshot
* Use the ufssnap command
* Limit the size of backup/recovery files
* Display UFS file system snapshot Information
= Backing up UFS snapshot files
* Perform UFS snapshot file backup
* Perform Incremental backup of UFS snapshots
* Recover data from UFS Snapshot Backup
* Deleting a UFS Snapshot
= Exercise
* UFS Snapshot