Inter Sys Admin for Solaris 10 OSx64/x86-Based Systems Differences - Self-Study Course

The Intermediate System Administration for the Solaris 10 OS x64/x86-Based Systems Differences course provides students with instruction on differences in system administration tasks between SPARC and x64/x86-based systems. This includes differences in system architecture, installation, security, and management tasks.

Students who can benefit from this course:

• System Administrators who need to perform essential system administration procedures on the Solaris OS on x64/x86-based systems

Audience
Course Topics System Architecture Differences

• Describe the differences between the SPARC-based system architecture and the x64/x86-based system architectures

Installation Differences

• Describe the Solaris 10 OS installation differences between the SPARC-based and the x64/x86-based systems

Managing Local File Systems Differences

• Describe the differences between managing Solaris 10 OS file systems on SPARC-based and x64/x86-based systems

Package Administration Differences

• Describe the differences between Solaris 10 OS package and patch administration on SPARC-based and x64/x86-based systems

System Boot Procedure Differences

• Describe the differences between system boot procedures for the Solaris 10 OS on SPARC-based and x64/x86-based systems

User and Security Administration Differences

• Describe the differences in performing user and security administration for the Solaris 10 OS on SPARC-based and x64/x86-based systems

Managing Network Printer and System Process Differences

• Describe the differences in managing network printer and system processes for the Solaris 10 OS on SPARC-based and x64/x86-based systems

System Backup and Restore Differences

• Describe the differences in performing system backups and restores for the Solaris 10 OS on SPARC-based and x64/x86-based systems

Course Objectives

• Perform user and security administration on x64/x86-based systems
• Manage file systems on x64/x86-based systems
• Install software on x64/x86-based systems
• Perform system boot procedures on x64/x86-based systems
• Manage network printers and system processes on x64/x86-based systems
• Perform system backups and restores on x64/x86-based systems