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UNIX/Linux/AIX for advanced users

Intended for

Helpdesk and support people who have to solve problems or who have to support their UNIX (AIX, Solaris, ...) of Linux user community. This course is not meant for those intending to follow an administration course (e.g. Linux system administration).

Background

Participants are expected to have followed the UNIX/Linux/AIX fundamentals course or to have equivalent experience.

Training method

Classroom instruction with demonstrations and practical exercises.

Course leader

Koen De Backer, Peter Vanroose, Kris Van Thillo.

Duration

2 days.

Schedule

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22/03/2012ELeuven840 EUR
25/06/2012NWoerden840 EUR
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  • You can enrol by clicking on the dates in the calendar.
  • N: Dutch; F: French; E: English; No code: language depends on the participants.
  • All prices are VAT excluded.
  • Countries:
    Belgium 
    Netherlands 
    Elsewhere 

Objectives

In this course participants learn to interpret and to influence the functioning and the actual state of a UNIX/Linux system. A correct analysis of problem events and a good explanation of the tools to determine the cause, is what most of this course is about. The tools discussed are system oriented, they help to collect system data or to let you influence system operations.

Main topics

  • Understanding processes:
  • scheduling, priority, daemons and attached processes
  • ps, svmon, ...
  • Disk space usage:
  • free inodes versus free space, du, df, ...
  • Paging space
  • Archiving and backup
  • User and group administration
  • Network diagnosis and communication tools:
  • ftp and Unix 'r' (remote) commands: rlogin, rsh and rcp
  • arp, netstat, ifconfig, ping, dig, nslookup, ...
  • basic tcp/ip configuration
  • Security:
  • sudo, restricted shell, ssh, ...
  • Terminal manipulation, X-window
  • For Power users:
  • tty • non-Unix file formats • task scheduling • ksh vs. bash