1. System Security. 2. The Bourne Shell User. 3. The Korn Shell User. 4. The C Shell User. 5. User Accounts. 6. Startup Processes. 7. Reboot. 8. Disks and Filesystems. 9. Backup and Restore. 10. Solaris Filesystems. Appendix A. Answers to Self-Review Questions. Appendix B. Important UNIX Commands. Appendix C. Running Yggdrasil Linux. Appendix D. Linux Information Sheet. Appendix E. Linux Installation and Usage Tips. Appendix F. PC-Based UNIX Systems. Appendix G. Multi-Boot PC UNIX/DOS/Linux Systems. Appendix H. SCSI Interfaces.
This is a quick, friendly, hands-on tutorial on becoming a UNIX sysadmin -- with exclusive access to an up-to-the-minute Web-based training site! It focuses on helping users develop the "thinking skills" and understanding that UNIX system administrators need. Learn how to enforce UNIX security, work with the Bourne, Korn and C Shells; create, modify and delete user accounts; manage system startup and shutdown; and handle backup and restore -- in short, the key tasks of day-to-day UNIX system administration. The accompanying Web site includes a Virtual Study Lounge where you can meet authors and other users; interactive testing modules that offer instant feedback; bonus projects and solutions; updates, new info, feedback areas and more.
Joseph Kaplenkis currently Advisory Software Engineer for IBM Global Services and has extensive UNIX experience at leading IT organizations, including Comdisco, R.R. Donnelley and Loyola University. For fourteen years, he has taught computer science at the College of Dupage, Glen Ellyn, IL.
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