UNIX System school training courses in Columbia, SC (public, in-house or online)

This two-day course addresses implementation issues associated with Unix System Services. Topics include SYS1.PARMLIB customization, Hierarchical File System management, RACF security rules, performance and tuning options. This class is intended for systems programmers and security administrators responsible for implementing and maintaining Unix System Services.
Designed For
The course is designed for system programmers, storage administrators and security administrators who will be respo...

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This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Unix System Services from a user’s perspective. Topics include the history of Unix, Unix internal concepts, navigating through the Hierarchical File System and basic Unix commands. Students learn how to work in the Unix System Services environment using the OMVS shell, ISPF shell or through a remote logon during hands-on labs. The course is appropriate for developers, administrators, and systems programmers who are new or who have limited...

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Linux and Unix based network servers support various resources for the corporate world, including databases, e-mail, Web servers, and various types of applications.This course provides the knowledge and skills needed to configure, install, manage, and administer Linux/Unix-based servers.

Course topics include:

Installation and Troubleshooting.
Configuration, Post installation issues.
Standard Networking Services.
X-Windows, Cron, user administration.
User and host secu...

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Recommended Duration:
5 Days
Version
SUN Solaris (V7-V10), IBM AIX V4.3, 5L (V5.1 and V5.2), HP-UX (V11 and V11i), and SGI IRIX V6.5, Linux (Red Hat * SuSe)
Benefits
Upon completion of this course, a system manager should be able to install, update, and boot the Unix operating system; set up user accounts and directories; prepare queues for use; perform backups for integrity and performance reasons; monitor the system for performance and do basic setup of network software and...

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