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Solaris™ Operating Environment System Administrator's Guide, Fourth Edition | ||
By Janice Winsor | ||
Publisher | : Prentice Hall PTR | |
Pub Date | : May 23, 2003 | |
ISBN | : 0-13-101401-3 | |
Pages | : 528 | |
The definitive, quick-answer resource for every Solaris 9 sysadmin.
Fully updated! Covers Solaris 9 new Flash Install and Live Upgrade installation features, Secure Shell network commands, and much more
Administering users, devices, systems,networks, and printing
Maximizing efficiency, productivity, and system availability
Fast solutionsfor every Solaris 9 system administration challenge—directfrom Sun!
Solaris Operating Environment System Administrator's Guide, Fourth Edition is the definitive quick-start tutorial for every new Solaris system administrator—and the ideal fast-access reference for every Solaris administrator, regardless of experience. Fully updated to reflect Solaris 9's newest features and management tools, it covers day-to-day administration tools and demonstrates how to maximize efficiency, reliability, and availability in any Solaris environment.
Coverage includes all this, and much more—
NEW! Secure Shell network commands
NEW! Flash Install and Live Upgrade installation features
NEW! Allocate/deallocate/list devices commands; cdrw, rmformat, ssh commands; and more
Basic administration: superuser status, boot processes, monitoring, and communicating with users
Solaris commands: user and environment information, working with files and disks, redirecting output, reading manual pages, and more
Solaris shells: Bourne, C, Korn, Bourne-Again, TC, and Z
User administration: User accounts, file systems, and roles-including Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
Device/system administration: Service Access Facility, configuring additional swap space, creating local e-mail aliases, and more
Network services: remote administration, NIS+, IPv6, and more
From startup to backup, security to printing, this book delivers clearly written, accessible information you'll use today—and every day.
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