Become Professional System Administrator of Oracle Solaris 10 with Oracle 1Z0-877 Exam

This System Administration for the Oracle Solaris 10 OS, Part 1 course facilitates you increase expertise in the vital system administration ideas of Oracle Solaris 10. You can use this course as a stepping stone to learn advanced technologies taught in System administration for the Oracle Solaris 10 OS Part 2 course.

These topics are common guidelines for the content expected to be included on the Oracle 1Z0-877 Exam - Oracle Solaris 10 System Administrator Certified Professional Exam Part 1. 

Introduction of Solaris 10 OS Directory Structure

• Introduction to File System
• Introduction to File Particles
• Recognizing File Types
• Use of Hard Links

Organizing Local Disk Devices

• Vital structure of a disk
• Oracle Solaris OS Naming rules for Devices
• Record System Devices
• Reconstructing Devices
• Making Partition of Hard Disk

Managing Unix File System (UFS) File Systems

• Oracle Solaris (OS) File Systems
• Generating a New UFS File System
• Inspecting File System Use by the fsck Command
• Resolving File System Inconsistencies
• Checking Existing File System

Performing Mounts and Unmounts

• Working With Mounting Basics
• Performing Mounts
• Managing ZFS Mount Points
• Performing Unmounts

Interdiction to ZFS File System

• Explain the Oracle Solaris ZFS file system
• Describing ZFS expressions
• Generating new ZFS bands and file systems
• Demolishing ZFS bands and file systems
• Revising ZFS file system Features

Explaining Interface Settings

• Organizing and Checking Network Interfaces
• Organizing IPv4 Interface Files

Executing Oracle Solaris 10 OS Package Management

• Introduction of Fundamentals of Package Management
• Managing Packages From Command Line

Organizing Pragramme Patches on the Oracle Solaris 10 OS

• Patch Administration grounding
• Installation and Removing of Patches
• Use of smpatch Command
• Configuration of Patch Management Environment

Use of Boot PROM Commands

• Introduction to Boot PROM Basics
• Use of Basic Boot PROM Commands
• Recognizing the System Boot Device
• Generating and Removing Custom Device Aliases
• View and Chang NVRAM Constraints From the OS

Use of Grand Unified Bootloader

• Introducing to the GRUB
• Revising x86 System Boot Performance in Oracle Solaris OS
• The findroot Command for x86
• Controlling GRUB Boot Library

Executing Inheritance Boot and Shutdown Procedures

• Overview  of Solaris SPARC Boot Structure
• Inheritance Boot and Shutdown
• Recognizing Boot Methods Phases
• Legacy Run Level Essentials
• Controlling Legacy Boot Processes
• Performing System Shutdown Procedures

Service Management Facility (SMF)

• Introducing to SMF
• Protected By Default

Performing User Administration

• Introduction to User Administration
• Assigning Password Aging on a User Account
• Supervising User Accounts
• Supervising Initialization Files

Controlling System procedures

• Monitoring System Procedures
• Havoc Frozen Procedures
• Forecasting an Automatic One-Time implementation of a Command
• Forecasting an Automatic Recurring implementation of a Command

Requirements of Oracle Solaris 10 - Operating System Installation

• Analyzing the Requirements for Hardware in Oracle Solaris 10 OS Installation
• Analyzing the Oracle Solaris 10 OS Installations Fundamentals
• Analyzing Software Components for Oracle Solaris 10 OS
• Describing Course of Action for Installing Oracle Solaris 10 OS from a DVD
• Protected by Default Installation Improvement

Overview:

 

The Shell Programming for System Administrators course provides students with the skills to read, write, and debug UNIX shell scripts. This course is intended for system administrators who have mastered the basics of a UNIX Operating Environment (OE) such as the Solaris OE or Linux and who would like to read and understand the various boot scripts and write their own scripts to automate their day-to-day tasks.

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