Description

You will learn how to operate and administer all the features of a Unix Solaris 11 system. You will see how to install, configure the system, system updates, storage, network, users and groups, security and update implement supervision.

Who is this training for ?

System administrators required to deploy and administer machines under Solaris

Training objectives

Training program

• System installation and configuration
  • Installation methods.
  • Initial configuration (date, network, etc.
  • ).
  • Description of IPS (Integrated Package System).
  • Package Administration.
  • System Update.
  • Boot Environment Administration.
  • Practical work Installation, system configuration.
  • Performing updates via packages.
• System Services Administration
  • SMF (Service Management facility).
  • Run levels, milestones and boot mechanisms.
  • Open Boot Prom and GRUB.
  • Added , deletion, shutdown and startup.
  • Useful commands.
  • Starting in maintenance mode.
  • Practical work Administer different system services.
  • Decrypting boot sequences.
• Storage Administration
  • Storage mechanisms.
  • DAS, NAS and SAN connection.
  • ZFS as logical volume manager.
  • ZFS as file system .
  • Snapshots and clones.
  • RAID level management.
  • iSCSI compression, encryption and sharing.
  • Backup, restore.
  • Practical work Implementation of ZFS, backups and restores.
• Administration des zones
  • Partitioning the system using zones.
  • Benefits of system partitioning.
  • Zone administration.
  • Mode access console.
  • Practical work Manipulation of zones.
• Physical network administration
  • Setting up IP addressing.
  • Configuration.
  • Network commands: ping, telnet, rlogin, ssh.
  • Setting up setting up an NFS server and client.
  • Practical work Configuration of network elements.
• Administration of users and groups
  • Managing users and groups.
  • Managing an account and a group.
  • Using quotas.
• Process management
  • Using the shell for process management.
  • Commands and scheduling.
  • Using at, crontab commands.
  • Practical work rnHandling commands.
• Security and supervision
  • System access.
  • Using sudo, RBAC.
  • Monitoring.
  • Syslog and system logs.
  • Crash dump.
  • Description.
  • Analysis.
  • Practical work Securing access to the system and setting up supervision elements.