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E-raamat: Sun Certified System Administrator for Solaris 10 Study Guide (Exams CX-310-200 & CX-310-202)

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Primarily Written for those who want to earn the Sun Certified System Administrator (SCSA) certification for Solaris 10, this guide presents full coverage of the official objectives for both the required exams: CX-310-200 and CX-310-202. In spite of the laser sharp focus on the exam objectives, this is not a cram style book. Written in a classroom-based teaching style, this book presents material in a sequential fashion: topics and chapters build upon the previously covered topics and chapters. There is no hopping from topic to topic. An introductory chapter for beginners and a cohesive, concise, yet comprehensive presentation of the material makes it a self contained book that requires no prior experience in Solaris or UNIX. Even after passing the exam, you will find yourself coming back to use this book as an on-the-job reference.Full coverage of exam topics includes:





Basic and advanced Solaris 10 installation Managing file systems and core dumps Performing user and security administration Managing network printers and system processes Performing system backups and restores and managing storage volumes Managing naming services Managing role based access control and system messaging Understanding fundamentals of TCP/IP networking and managing network services

The book features complete details on all exam objectives, 250+ practice questions, step-by-step exercises, on-the-job elements, a two-minute drill at the end of each chapter that reviews the key points in the chapter, and chapter self-tests. The CD contains MasterExam practice exam software with all new questions, a Searchable electronic book, and a second practice exam (with free online registration).
Acknowledgments xvi
Introduction xvii
Part I Sun Certified System Administrator Examination for Solaris 10 Study Guide, Exam CX-310-200
1(308)
UNIX Operating System: Mind the Gap
3(22)
Understanding the Operating System
4(2)
Evolution of the UNIX Operating System
6(5)
A Brief History of UNIX
6(3)
A Brief History of Solaris
9(1)
The UNIX Unification: POSIX Standards
10(1)
Understanding the System Concepts
11(2)
Understanding the UNIX Commands and File Organization
13(5)
The UNIX Command Structure
14(2)
Understanding the Directory Tree
16(2)
Breaking the Ice with Your Solaris Machine
18(7)
Logging In and Logging Out
18(1)
Getting Started with Issuing Commands
19(5)
Summary
24(1)
Installing Solaris 10 Software
25(38)
Installation Requirements and Options
26(8)
Hardware Compatibility
26(2)
Installation/Upgrade Options and Requirements
28(3)
Solaris Software Terminology
31(3)
Performing Installation
34(8)
Installing or Upgrading on a SPARC Machine
35(3)
Installing or Upgrading on an x86 Machine
38(4)
Working with Packages and Patches
42(15)
Performing Package Administration
42(6)
Performing Patch Administration
48(5)
Certification Summary
53(1)
Inside the Exam
54(1)
Two-Minute Drill
55(2)
Q&A
Self Test
57(3)
Self Test Answers
60(3)
Performing System Boot and Shutdown
63(38)
Understanding the Solaris Boot Process
64(12)
The Basic Boot Process
65(2)
Basic Boot PROM Commands
67(3)
Exercise 3-1: Rebooting the Hung System
70(1)
Understanding Run Levels
71(5)
Performing Boot and Shutdown Procedures
76(8)
Performing System Shutdown
76(3)
Performing System Boot
79(1)
Greating and Removing Device Aliases
80(1)
Working with NVRAM Parameters
81(3)
Understanding BIOS Settings and Configuration
84(3)
Configuring Devices
87(1)
Service Management Facility and Run Levels
88(7)
Certification Summary
91(1)
Inside the Exam
92(1)
Two-Minute Drill
93(2)
Q&A
Self Test
95(3)
Self Test Answers
98(3)
Managing File Systems
101(30)
Exploring the Solaris Directory Hierarchy
102(5)
File: The Atom of the Solaris World
102(2)
Directory Hierarchy in Solaris
104(1)
Managing Hard and Symbolic Links
105(2)
Understanding Solaris File Systems
107(7)
Disk-Based File Systems
108(1)
Distributed File Systems
108(1)
Memory-Based File Systems
109(1)
Device File Systems (devfs)
110(1)
Creating UFS File Systems
111(2)
Exercise 4-1: Creating a UFS File System
113(1)
Managing File System Inconsistencies and Disk Space
114(11)
Understanding File System Inconsistencies
115(1)
Using the fsck Command
116(1)
Exercise 4-2: Checking a File System Manually
117(1)
Monitoring Disk Space Usage
117(4)
Certification Summary
121(1)
Inside the Exam
122(1)
Two-Minute Drill
123(2)
Q&A
Self Test
125(3)
Self Test Answers
128(3)
Managing Disks
131(34)
Understanding Disk Architecture
132(7)
Understanding a Disk's Geometry
132(3)
Understanding Naming Conventions for Devices
135(4)
Partitioning a Disk
139(6)
Understanding Partitions
140(1)
Labeling the Disk
141(1)
Performing Disk Partition
142(3)
Listing and Reconfiguring Devices
145(5)
Listing Devices
145(2)
Issues with the path_to_inst File
147(1)
Exercise 5-1: Displaying Information on Devices Attached to the Solaris System
148(1)
Reconfiguring Devices
149(1)
Mounting and Unmounting a File System
150(10)
Automatic Mounting with /etc/vfstab
151(1)
Manual Mounting and Unmounting
152(2)
Exercise 5-2: Mounting a CD-ROM, Browsing Its Content, and Unmounting It
154(1)
Accessing Removable Media with Volume Management
155(1)
Certification Summary
156(1)
Inside the Exam
157(1)
Two-Minute Drill
158(2)
Q&A
Self Test
160(3)
Self Test Answers
163(2)
Performing User Administration
165(32)
Basics of User Accounts
166(9)
Structure of a User Account
167(4)
Where User Accounts Live
171(4)
Managing User Accounts
175(17)
Managing User and Group Accounts with the Shell Command Line
176(6)
Managing User and Group Accounts with the SMC GUI
182(1)
Exercise 6-1: Creating a User Account with the SMC GUI Tool
182(2)
Shell Initialization Files
184(3)
Certification Summary
187(1)
Inside the Exam
188(1)
Two-Minute Drill
189(3)
Q&A
Self Test
192(3)
Self Test Answers
195(2)
Performing Security Administration
197(36)
Monitoring System Access
198(5)
Password Management
199(1)
Login Management
200(2)
Exercise 7-1: Capturing Failed Login Attempts
202(1)
Performing System Security
203(4)
Performing Security by Switching User
204(1)
Monitoring Superuser Access Attempts
205(1)
Exercise 7-2: Becoming a Superuser
206(1)
Controlling System Security
207(4)
Restricting ftp Access
207(2)
The .rhosts File: A Major Security Risk
209(1)
Secure Shell Fundamentals
210(1)
Restricting Access to Data
211(16)
Permissions, Ownership, and Group Membership
212(7)
Special File Permissions (setuid, setgid, and Sticky Bits)
219(3)
Exercise 7-3: Setting Special Permissions on a File
222(1)
Certification Summary
223(1)
Inside the Exam
224(1)
Two-Minute Drill
225(2)
Q&A
Self Test
227(3)
Self Test Answers
230(3)
Managing Network Printers and System Processes
233(40)
Managing System Processes
234(18)
Viewing Processes
234(8)
Exercise 8-1: Using the ps Command to View Processes
242(1)
Controlling Processes
243(3)
Scheduling Processes
246(5)
Exercise 8-2: Scheduling a cron Job by Creating and Editing a crontab File
251(1)
Managing Printers
252(16)
Understanding the Solaris Print Process
252(2)
Administering Printers
254(4)
Configuring the LP Print Service
258(5)
Certification Summary
263(2)
Inside the Exam
265(1)
Two-Minute Drill
266(2)
Q&A
Self Test
268(3)
Self Test Answers
271(2)
Performing System Backups and Restores
273(36)
Performing Scheduled Backups of an Unmounted File System
274(16)
Developing a Backup Strategy
275(4)
Performing Backups of an Unmounted File System
279(5)
Using Other Backup Utilities
284(6)
Performing Backup of a Mounted File System
290(3)
Restoring File System Backups
293(6)
Before Restoring Backups
293(1)
Using the ufsrestore Command
294(3)
Exercise 9-1: Restoring the root (/) and usr File Systems
297(2)
Restoring a UFS Snapshot
299(5)
Certification Summary
301(1)
Inside the Exam
302(1)
Two-Minute Drill
303(1)
Q&A
Self Test
304(3)
Self Test Answers
307(2)
Part II Sun Certified System Administrator Examination for Solaris 10 Study Guide, Exam CX-310-202
309(242)
Working with the Solaris Network Environment
311(46)
Understanding Network Fundamentals
312(33)
TCP/IP Networking
313(1)
Network Protocol Layering Models
314(7)
LAN Topologies
321(3)
Ethernet Networks
324(4)
Network Connectivity Devices
328(3)
Network Addressing
331(5)
Network Packets
336(4)
Configuring and Managing IP Network Interfaces
340(4)
Exercise 10-1: How to Monitor Packets by Using the snoop Command
344(1)
Working with Network Services
345(8)
Client/Server Model of Networking
345(1)
Working with Solaris Network Services
346(3)
Certification Summary
349(1)
Inside the Exam
350(1)
Two-Minute Drill
351(2)
Q&A
Self Test
353(2)
Self Test Answers
355(2)
Managing Naming Services
357(42)
Understanding Naming Services
358(9)
Naming Services Supported by Solaris
359(5)
Coordinating the Use of Naming Services
364(3)
Working with NIS
367(12)
Managing NIS Maps
368(3)
Managing the NIS Master Server
371(1)
Exercise 11-1: How to Prepare Source Files for Conversion to NIS Maps
371(3)
Exercise 11-2: Setting Up a Master Server by Using the ypinit Command
374(3)
Managing the NIS Slave Servers
377(1)
Exercise 11-3: Setting Up an NIS Slave Server
378(1)
Configuring the Clients
379(5)
Configuring NIS Clients
379(2)
Configuring the DNS Client
381(1)
Setting Up the LDAP Clients
382(2)
The NIS+ Security
384(2)
A Cache for the Naming Service
386(7)
Managing the Naming Service Cache Daemon
386(2)
Using the getent Command
388(1)
Certification Summary
389(2)
Inside the Exam
391(1)
Two-Minute Drill
392(1)
Q&A
Self Test
393(3)
Self Test Answers
396(3)
Managing Virtual File Systems and Core Dumps
399(44)
Working with Virtual Memory
400(9)
Understanding Virtual Memory
401(2)
Managing Swap Space
403(4)
Exercise 12-1: How to Add More Swap Space without Repartitioning the Disk
407(2)
Working with NFS
409(7)
Understanding NFS
409(2)
Managing NFS
411(5)
Working with AutoFS
416(7)
Understanding AutoFS
416(2)
Configuring AutoFS Using Maps
418(4)
Starting and Stopping the Automount Service
422(1)
Troubleshooting NFS
423(4)
Exercise 12-2: Troubleshooting an NFS Client Machine
425(2)
Working with Crash Dumps
427(11)
Managing Core Files
427(3)
Managing Crash Dumps
430(3)
Certification Summary
433(1)
Inside the Exam
434(2)
Two-Minute Drill
436(2)
Q&A
Self Test
438(3)
Self Test Answers
441(2)
Managing Storage Volumes
443(30)
Understanding RAID and SVM Concepts
444(14)
Implementing Disk System Fault Tolerance
445(2)
Understanding RAID
447(3)
Understanding SVM Concepts
450(3)
Logical Volumes Supported by SVM
453(4)
Exercise 13-1: Accessing the SVM GUI
457(1)
Creating State Databases and Mirrors
458(9)
Creating State Databases
458(1)
Performing Mirroring and Unmirroring
459(4)
Certification Summary
463(1)
Inside the Exam
463(2)
Two-Minute Drill
465(2)
Q&A
Self Test
467(3)
Self Test Answers
470(3)
Managing Access Control and System Messaging
473(30)
Understanding Role-Based Access Control
474(4)
Understanding Roles
475(1)
Understanding Rights Profiles
476(1)
Understanding Authorizations
476(2)
Managing RBAC
478(11)
Understanding the RBAC Configuration Files
479(7)
Managing RBAC
486(2)
Exercise 14-1: How to Create a Profile and a Role and Assign a Role to an Existing User
488(1)
Managing System Messaging
489(9)
Fundamentals of System Message Logging
490(1)
Managing Syslog
491(3)
Certification Summary
494(1)
Inside the Exam
495(1)
Two-Minute Drill
496(2)
Q&A
Self Test
498(3)
Self Test Answers
501(2)
Performing Advanced Installation
503(48)
Understanding JumpStart
504(6)
The JumpStart Concepts
505(2)
Starting the JumpStart Installation
507(3)
Implementing JumpStart
510(9)
Setting Up the sysidcfg File
510(3)
Setting Up a Profile File
513(1)
Setting Up the rules File
514(1)
Creating the Install Server
515(2)
Creating the Boot Server
517(1)
Setting Up the JumpStart Directory
517(2)
Understanding and Using the Flash Archive
519(5)
Understanding the Flash Archive
519(1)
Creating a Flash Archive
520(3)
Installing a Solaris Flash Archive
523(1)
Booting and Installing with PXE
524(4)
Understanding Booting with PXE
524(1)
Configuring a DHCP Server
525(1)
Performing Boot and Installation on the Client
526(2)
Managing Solaris Zones
528(18)
Understanding Zones
528(4)
Configuring a Zone
532(4)
Exercise 15-1: Configuring a Zone
536(1)
Administering a Zone
537(3)
Exercise 15-2: Deleting a Non-Global Zone
540(2)
Certification Summary
542(1)
Inside the Exam
543(1)
Two-Minute Drill
544(2)
Q&A
Self Test
546(2)
Self Test Answers
548(3)
About the CD 551(4)
Glossary 555(20)
Index 575
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