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This document outlines the course syllabus for the Certified HP Unix Administrator course offered by Sysadmin Academy. The course covers topics such as HP UX administration, file systems, software management, networking, backups, and more. Key topics include managing users and software with SAM, creating and managing file systems, configuring devices and disk partitions, and connecting and configuring networks. The course aims to provide students with the skills needed to administer HP UX systems as a certified HP Unix administrator.

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This document outlines the course syllabus for the Certified HP Unix Administrator course offered by Sysadmin Academy. The course covers topics such as HP UX administration, file systems, software management, networking, backups, and more. Key topics include managing users and software with SAM, creating and managing file systems, configuring devices and disk partitions, and connecting and configuring networks. The course aims to provide students with the skills needed to administer HP UX systems as a certified HP Unix administrator.

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Sysadmin Academy

Certified
HP Unix Administrator

Course Syllabus
Introduction to HP UX Administration Managing Software with SD UX File System Creation
• The Role of the System Administrator • Introducing SD UX • Overview of File System Creation
• Hardware Responsibilities • SD UX Software Structure • The newfs Command
• Software Responsibilities • SD UX Software Depots • The umount Command
• Responsibilities to the Users • SD UX IPD • Automatically Mounting File Systems
• SD UX Daemon/Agents
Overview of SAM • swinstall Main Menu File System Management
• Using the SAM GUI • Starting the Update • Monitoring Disk Usage
• Using the SAM Terminal Interface • Installing Protected Software • Routine Management
• Listing Software • Extending a Volume Group, Logical volume
Creating and Managing User Accounts • Removing Software and File System
• Users & Groups - Access to System and • SD UX Command Summary
Data Managing Swap Space
• The /etc/passwd File Patch Management (SD UX) • System Memory
• The /etc/group File • Patch Naming Conventions • Enabling Swap via /etc/fstab
• Creating User Accounts with SAM • Obtaining Patches • Monitoring Swap Space Usage
• Managing User Accounts from the • Retrieving Patches from the Web Patch
• Command Line • Database File System Repair
• The /etc/skel Directory • Retrieving Patches from Tape or CD • File System Maintenance
• Customizing User Accounts • Installing Patches with swinstall • File System Updates
• Listing Patches • Flushing Buffer Cache
HP UX File Hierarchy • Removing Patches • Running fsck
• Introducing the File System Paradigm • Checking lost+found
• The File System Layout Configuring Device Files
• Application Directories • Listing Device Files with ll, ioscan, lssf Scheduling cron Jobs
• The Layout of /dev • The cron Daemon
Connecting Peripherals • Device File Naming Convention • cron file
• The HP Product Family • Auto configuration • Managing cronfile with crontab
• I/O Architecture Terminology • Creating Device Files with SAM • What Happens When a Job is Scheduled?
• I/O Expansion
• Device Adapters Configuring Disk Devices System Backup
• Types of SCSI • Disk Partitioning • Using fbackup
• SCSI Device Power Up Guidelines • LVM Disk Partitioning • Using frecover
• Viewing the Configuration with ioscan • LVM Device Files • Network Backup and Recovery
• LVM Extents • Being Prepared with make_recovery
Shutdown and Reboot • Creating Physical Volumes, Volume Groups, • Creating a Recovery Tape
• HP UX Operation States • Logical Volumes • Updating the Recovery Tape
• Changing State with Shutdown and Reboot
• System Boot Introduction File System Concepts Connecting to a Network
• System Boot Players • File System Types • Setting an IP Address and Subnet Mask
• System Boot Process Overview • HP UX Hard Links , Symbolic Links • Setting a Default Route
• Autoboot versus Manual Boot • HFS Structural Overview • Setting a System Hostname
• Initiating the Boot Sequence • HFS Blocks , Fragments , Implications • Resolving Hostnames to IP Addresses
• Interacting with the PDC/BootRom • JFS Structural Overview • Configuring /etc/hosts
• Interacting with the ISL • JFS Blocks, Extents and Implications • Configuring a DNS Client
• Run Levels • Choosing a Look Up Service
• Changing Run Levels with init • Troubleshooting Tools
• Configuring init via /etc/inittab

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