Solaris 10 System Administration - Part II Duration: 5 Days Course Code: SSA2 Overview: This Solaris System Administration training course will provide delegates with practical experience of configuring various aspects of a Oracle Solaris system up to and including Solaris version 10. This course extends the skills a delegate will have gained from attending the Solaris System Administration - Part 1 course. Delegates will cover more specialised tasks such as managing the system log and configuring remote file sharing with NFS whilst gaining the key skills required to prepare for the Oracle Solaris 10 System Administrator Certified Professional Part II exam (1Z0-878) . Target Audience: This Solaris 10 System Administration - Part II course is aimed at IT staff responsible for administering a networked server in a local area network,running the Oracle Solaris operating environment. It will extend their skills beyond basic administration tasks. Objectives: Administering Solaris systems involves many specialised tasks including; monitoring system events with syslog,performing network installations,dealing with various aspects of the network environment and assigning system roles to users. Delegates taking this class will gain the necessary knowledge and skills to perform these tasks. Prerequisites: Attendance on the Solaris Introduction and Solaris 10 System Administration - Part I courses or similar knowledge is required. Shell Programming knowledge is beneficial but not essential. This skill can be gained by attending the Solaris Shell Programming course. Follow-on-Courses: Solaris Advanced Shell Programming Tools (SASP) Oracle SQL (OSP) Apache Web Server (APH) SSA2 www.globalknowledge.com/en-gb/ [email protected] 01189 123456 Content: Solaris 10 System Administration - Part II Session 4: SOLARIS VOLUME MANAGER Session 9: DUMP FILE CONFIGURATION Training Course (SVM) line line line Dump File Definition Disk Management and File System System Crash Dumps Course Contents - DAY 1 Review Displaying the System Crash Dump line RAID Technology and Volumes Configuration RAID Modes Modifying the System Crash Dump Course Introduction SVM Tools Configuration line Volume Management Operations Core Dumps Administration and Course Materials State Database Replicas Displaying the Core Dump Configuration Course Structure and Agenda Creating State Database Replicas Modifying the Core Dump Configuration Delegate and Trainer Introductions Creating a Disk Concatenation Exercises: SVM Commands and Files Displaying the system crash dump Session 1: NAMING SERVICES Creating State Database Replicas - the configuration line metadb command Displaying and setting the core dump DNS Overview metadevices configuration DNS Server and Client Setup metstat command NIS Creating a Concatenation of two disk Session 10: SYSLOG NIS Servers and Clients slices line Setting up NIS Servers and Clients Creating and Managing Mirrors syslog Configuration NIS+ Overview Creating File Systems on Volumes The /etc/syslog.conf Configuration File LDAP Overview and Setting up an LDAP Deleting a Metadevice Facility Client Dynamically Growing Existing File Security Level The Name Service Switch Configuration Systems Action Files Mirroring Volumes and backup of Mirrors The M4 Utility Template nsswitch Files Exercises: Editing the syslog.conf File Displaying Information From the Name Creating a database and concatenation Logging Telnet,FTP and other Networking Server volume Daemon Name Service Cache Daemon The SMC Log Viewer Reference for Naming Services Testing syslogd LoggingSolaris 10 System Exercise: Setting up an NIS server and Course Contents - DAY 3 Administration - Part II Training Course clientSolaris 10 System Administration - Part line II Training Course Course Contents - DAY 5 Session 5: MANAGING SWAP SPACE line Course Contents - DAY 2 line line Swap Space Session 11: ROLE-BASED ACCESS Configuring Swap Space CONTROL (RBAC) Session 2: NFS/CACHE FS Adding a Swap File on an Existing File line line System Traditional Unix Security vs RBAC Network File System (NFS) Disabling Swap Space The RBAC Security Model NFS Terminology Exercise: Setting up an extra swap area Main Attributes and Associated Files NFS Server Linking Attributes and their Files together NFS Client Session 6: JUMPSTART Attribute File Formats NFS Server Configuration line Configuring RBAC Examples /etc/dfs/dfstab File Interactive Installation Review Using SMC in the RBAC Environment NFS Server Configuration - SMC Automatic Installation Exercise: Defining ; testing a file system's Other NFS Commands Principles of JumpStart management role NFS Client Configuration Server Setup for JumpStart The mount Command Configuring NIS to Support JumpStart Session 12: ZONES Mounting a Local Resource Locale line Mounting a Remote Resource Ethernet Address Basic Description Responding to server failure - mount options IP Address and Hostname Main Features and Benefits Multiple Hosts TimeZone Zone Configuration Settings and Unmounting a Resource Netmasks Characteristics NFS Client Configuration - SMC Bootparams Creating Zones Troubleshooting NFS Timehost Alias User Access to Zones Cache File System (Cachefs) Configuring Non NIS Server for Managing the Zone State Cachefs Terminology JumpStart Zone System Processes Creating a Cache File System Configuration Directory Exercise: Configuring and enabling a Cachefs Statistics and Consistency Rules File Zone Cachefs Logging Class File Removing Cache File System Check Utility NFS Logging - user access Install/Boot Server Installation SSA2 www.globalknowledge.com/en-gb/ [email protected] 01189 123456 Exercise: Setting up an NFS server and setup_install_server Utility client add_install_client Utility Setting up DHCP for Intel clients Session 3: AUTOMOUNT Overview of WAN Boot Installation line Installing a new Client Automount Utility Jumpstart troubleshooting Automount Maps Exercise: Setting up a jumpstart server Registering Changes for Automount and clientSolaris 10 System automount -v Administration - Part II Training Course Exercise: Setting up an automount client Course Contents - DAY 4 line Session 7: MANAGING FLASH ARCHIVES line Flash Archive Definition Creating a Flash Archive Restoring a Flash Archive Specifying the Location of the Flash Archive to be Restored Jumpstart Installation Considerations Displaying Flash Archive Information Session 8: LIVE UPGRADE OVERVIEW line Live Upgrade description Basic procedures lucreate and luupdate commands lucativate an lustatus commands Live Upgrade Example Exercise Further Information: For More information, or to book your course, please call us on Head Office 01189 123456 / Northern Office 0113 242 5931 [email protected] www.globalknowledge.com/en-gb/ Global Knowledge, Mulberry Business Park, Fishponds Road, Wokingham Berkshire RG41 2GY UK SSA2 www.globalknowledge.com/en-gb/ [email protected] 01189 123456.