Solaris Online Training

Solaris Online Course

Solaris Certification Training Course Covers the main sections of this Course. Let me list them Basic UNIX Command, open boot interface, Open boot parameters, adding run-control scripts, the halt/power off commands, the reboot command, the SMF Environment, configuring a service with svccgfg, Partitions, and multiple disks and configuration clusters. Our Solaris Certification Training Course offers real-time projects.

Our trainers are real-time industry Experts and having more than 10 years of experience. They are certified themselves and work for top companies. Our Course is designed to crack the certification Exams like CX-310-200, Solaris System Administrator Certified Professional and CX-310-202. Solaris System Administrator at an entry-level gets a salary of Rs. 8, 50,000 and at an experienced professional earns Rs. 13, 00,000 and more. Our Solaris Certification Course ensures all our students to achieve their dream jobs.

Solaris Online Training Syllabus

Solaris 10 System Administration – Part I

Introduction

• Introduction to UNIX
• What is Kernel – Shell – File System – Client/Server
• Hardware Requirements – Sparc vs Intel
• Basic Unix commands

Boot procedures

• Openboot interface
• Openboot parameters
• Device names and aliases
• Boot Options
• Booting with GRUB

Startup and shutdown procedures

• Boot Phases
• init
• System run levels
• inittab file
• Run control scripts
• Adding a run control script
• Disabling a run control script
• The shutdown command
• The init command
• The halt/poweroff commands
• The reboot command
• The stop-a command

Service management facility

• Basic Features
• The SMF Environment
• SMF and Booting
• SMF Environmental Structures
• Service States
• Managing Services
• Listing Services with svcs and inetadm
• Managing the State of a Service with svcadm
• Configuring a Service with svccfg
• Managing the State of inetd Network Services with inetadm

Installing the solaris operating system

• Installation requirements
• Partitions and multiple disks
• Packages, Clusters and Groups
• Configuration cluster
• Definition of Installation methods
• Interactive Installation Process

Software package administration

• Documentation Packages
• Configuration clusters
• Displaying current software package information
• Checking the installation of a package
• Adding software packages
• Removing software packages
• Package logfiles & Troubleshooting tips

Managing processes

• Introduction to Process Management
• The ps command
• The prstat command
• The kill command
• Using the cron processes
• Creating crontab entries
• Crontab command options
• The at command

Maintenance of patches

• Maintenance of patches and patch clusters
• Verification of currently installed patches
• Installing a patch on the system
• Removing a patch from the system
• Patch logfiles

Disk management

• Displaying disk information
• Partitions/Slices
• Naming conventions
• Physical device names
• Instance name
• Logical device names
• Block and character devices
• Configuring new disk devices
• Partitioning the disk with the format command and Solaris
• Management Console
• Making a new partition

File system management

• Disk based file systems
• Main root sub-directories
• Pseudo file systems
• Components of a ufs file system
• Boot block
• Superblocks
• Inodes
• Data disk blocks
• Ulimit parameter
• File types
• Symbolic and Hard links
• Creating file systems
• The newfs command
• The mount command
• The umount command
• The vfstab file
• The mnttab file
• Filesystem checking
• Determining if a file system needs checking
• Running fsck manually
• The lost+found directories
• Automounting CDs and floppies (Volume Management)
• Checking free disk space
• The df command
• The quot command
• The du command
• Freeing disk space
• Freeing up disk space with compression utilities
• Rotating files with logadm

ZFS

• ZFS – A Basic Description
• Main Features
• ZFS Tools
• Managing ZFS Pools with zpool
• Pool Configuration Features
• Creating and Deleting (‘Destroying Pools’)
• Managing File Systems with ZFS
• Creating and Destroying a File System

File security and acls

• ACLs (Access Control Lists)
• The setfacl command
• The getfacl command
• The ACL mask

User management

• User accounts
• Files used in creating a user – the passwd, group and shadow files
• Adding a user
• Changing user details
• Deleting a user
• User group maintenance
• Password administration
• Local Login control
• Remote Login control
• Login logs
• The wall command
• The message of the day
• Controlling the amount of disk space accessible to users using quotas

Backup and recovery

• Backup overview
• Backup and restore utilities overview
• Tape device names
• The mt utility – retentsion, rewind, space forward or backward and status
• The ufsdump and ufsrestore utilities
• ufs snapshots

Managing the print environment

• The print service
• Print service files
• Printer configuration with lpadmin
• Line printer commands – lpshut, lpsched, accept, reject, enable, disable, lpmove lpusers, lpstat, lp, cancel

Solaris 10 System Administration – Part II

Naming services

• DNS Server and Client Setup
• NIS Servers and Clients
• Setting up NIS Servers and Clients
• NIS+ Overview
• LDAP Overview and Setting up an LDAP Client
• The Name Service Switch Configuration Files
• Name Service Cache Daemon

NFS/CACHE FS

• Network File System (NFS)
• NFS Server
• NFS Client
• /etc/dfs/dfstab File
• NFS Client Configuration
• Troubleshooting NFS
• Cache File System (Cachefs)
• Creating a Cache File System
• Adding/Removing Cache File System
• NFS Logging – user access

Automount

• Automount Maps
• Registering Changes for Automount
• automount -v

Solaris Volume Manager (SVM)

• RAID
• Volume Management Operations
• metadevices
• State Database Replicas
• SVM Commands and Files
• Creating State Database Replicas
• Creating a Disk Concatenation
• Creating a Concatenation of two disk slices
• Creating and Managing Mirrors
• Creating File Systems on Volumes
• Deleting a Metadevice
• Dynamically Growing Existing File Systems

Managing swap space

• Configuring Swap Space
• Adding a Swap File on an Existing File System
• Disabling Swap Space

Jumpstart

• Automatic Installation
• Principles of JumpStart
• Server Setup for JumpStart
• Configuring NIS to Support JumpStart
• Configuring Non NIS Server for JumpStart
• Rules File
• Class File
• Check Utility
• Setting up DHCP for Intel clients
• Jumpstart troubleshooting

Live upgrade overview

• Live Upgrade description
• Basic procedures
• lucreate and luupdate commands
• lucativate an lustatus commands
• Live Upgrade Example

Dump file configuration

• Dump File Definition
• System Crash Dumps
• Core Dump Configuration

Syslog

• syslog Configuration
• The M4 Utility
• Editing the syslog.conf File
• Logging Telnet, FTP and other Networking Daemon
• Testing syslogd Logging

ROLE-BASED ACCESS CONTROL (RBAC)

• Traditional Unix Security vs RBAC
• The RBAC Security Model
• Configuring RBAC Examples

Zones

• Zone Configuration Settings and Characteristics
• Creating Zones
• Managing the Zone State
• Zone System Processes

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Our Trainers provide complete freedom to the students, to explore the subject and learn based on real-time examples. Our trainers help the candidates in completing their projects and even prepare them for interview questions and answers. Candidates are free to ask any questions at any time.

• More than 7+ Years of Experience.
• Trained more than 2000+ students in a year.
• Strong Theoretical & Practical Knowledge.
• Certified Professionals with High Grade.
• Well connected with Hiring HRs in multinational companies.
• Expert level Subject Knowledge and fully up-to-date on real-world industry applications.
• Trainers have Experienced on multiple real-time projects in their Industries.
• Our Trainers are working in multinational companies such as CTS, TCS, HCL Technologies, ZOHO, Birlasoft, IBM, Microsoft, HP, Scope, Philips Technologies etc

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