UNIX System Administration A Beginner s Guide 1st Edition by Steve Maxwell ISBN 0072194863 978-0072194869

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ISBN 10:  0072194863

ISBN 13:  978-0072194869

Author: Steve Maxwell

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Table of contents: 

1. Introduction to UNIX
    1.1 Uncover the History of the UNIX System
    1.2 Explore the Elements of a Computer System
    1.3 Show the UNIX Timeline
    1.4 Versions of UNIX Today
    1.5 Discover the Roles of the UNIX System Administrator
    1.6 Mastery Check

2. Basic UNIX Commands
    2.1 Explore the UNIX Shell
    2.2 Investigate Basic UNIX Commands
    2.3 Project 2-1
    2.4 Mastery Check

3. Using System Administration Tools
    3.1 Managing Solaris Using Admintool
    3.2 Manage Linux Accounts with Userconf
    3.3 Manage HP-UX Using SAM
    3.4 Mastery Check

4. Software Package Management Tools
    4.1 Discover Solaris Package Tools
    4.2 Discover HP-UX Package Tools
    4.3 Project 4-1
    4.4 Project 4-2
    4.5 Discover Linux Package Tools
    4.6 Project 4-3
    4.7 Mastery Check

5. Maintaining UNIX Users
    5.1 Discover the /etc/passwd File
    5.2 Discover the /etc/group File
    5.3 Discover the /etc/shadow File
    5.4 Explore UNIX Account Tools
    5.5 Project 5-1
    5.6 Mastery Check

6. File Systems, Disks, and Tools
    6.1 Explore a UNIX File System
    6.2 Uncover a Disk Partition
    6.3 Determine a Mounted File System
    6.4 Creating a New File System
    6.5 Create a New File System
    6.6 Project 6-1
    6.7 Mastery Check

7. System Security
    7.1 Define a Security Policy
    7.2 Maintain System Patches
    7.3 Uncover System Hardening
    7.4 Investigate Security Tools
    7.5 Project 7-1
    7.6 The Secure Shell Facility
    7.7 Project 7-2
    7.8 Mastery Check

8. Backup and Restore
    8.1 Define Backup Elements
    8.2 Explore Backup Tools
    8.3 Project 8-1
    8.4 Mastery Check

9. System Operations
    9.1 Determine the Boot Process
    9.2 Explore the Shutdown Process
    9.3 Uncover UNIX Operating Levels
    9.4 Project 9-1
    9.5 Mastery Check

10. The TCP/IP Suite
     10.1 Uncover the General Seven-Layer OSI Network Model
     10.2 Discover the TCP/IP Protocol Architecture
     10.3 Discover the Address Resolution Protocol
     10.4 Mastery Check

11. Basic Network Tools
     11.1 Explore the Network Address Table on a UNIX System Using arp
     11.2 Control Network Interfaces Using ifconfig
     11.3 Monitor Network Operations Using netstat
     11.4 Verify Network Connectivity Using ping
     11.5 Gather Network Information with lanscan
     11.6 Project 11-1
     11.7 Mastery Check

12. Advanced Network Tools
     12.1 Monitor Network Traffic with the tcpdump Tool
     12.2 Execute the traceroute Command to Show Network Connectivity
     12.3 Verify Basic Operations Using the landiag Command
     12.4 Project 12-1
     12.5 Mastery Check

13. Overview of SNMP
     13.1 Discover SNMP Basics
     13.2 Uncover MIBs
     13.3 Explore SNMP Versions
     13.4 Investigate SNMP Master and Subagent
     13.5 Mastery Check

14. Using the Domain Name System
     14.1 Discover How the Domain Name System Works
     14.2 Explore Both DNS Server and Client Components
     14.3 Explore DNS Client Components
     14.4 Project 14-1
     14.5 Mastery Check

15. Using NIS
     15.1 Overview of Network Information Services
     15.2 Discover NIS Components
     15.3 Setting Up a NIS Server
     15.4 Configure a NIS Client
     15.5 Setting Up a Secondary NIS Server
     15.6 Mastery Check

16. SNMP System Management Tools
     16.1 Discover Elements of System Management
     16.2 Explore the UCD SNMP Package
     16.3 Use the UCD Management Tools
     16.4 Mastery Check

17. Using Network File System
     17.1 NFS Server Uncovered
     17.2 Mounting Remote File System
     17.3 Exploring NFS Tools
     17.4 Configuring NFS Clients
     17.5 Controlling the File System Mount Table
     17.6 Mastery Check

18. File Transfer Protocol
     18.1 Explore a Sample FTP Session
     18.2 Discover FTP Commands
     18.3 Controlling FTP Access
     18.4 Configure Anonymous FTP
     18.5 Log FTP Activity
     18.6 Project 18-1
     18.7 Mastery Check

19. Important System Administration Tasks/Information
     19.1 Communicate with Users on the System
     19.2 Increase System Swap Space
     19.3 Control Root Access
     19.4 Display System Configuration Information
     19.5 Project 19-1
     19.6 Mastery Check

20. Using DHCP
     20.1 Use the Solaris DHCP Configuration Manager
     20.2 Configure DHCP Clients
     20.3 Mastery Check

21. Using rdist
     21.1 Create an rdist Distribution File for Synchronizing Files
     21.2 Debug an rdist Configuration
     21.3 Investigate rdist Commands
     21.4 Explore an rdist Example
     21.5 Project 21-1
     21.6 Mastery Check

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