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HP-UX 11i System and Network Administration I     

Length:
Classroom - 5 days
Online - 6 hrs / day - 5 days                 

Prerequisite: HP-UX Fundamentals or a similar Unix fundamentals course.
It is assumed that the student has an understanding of UNIX.  The student must be familiar with basic UNIX commands, and the vi editor. A fundamentals UNIX course is recommended.

Course Description: This course teaches basic topics in HP-UX system administration. The operating system will be HP-UX 11i and the course is taught on HP servers. The student should have attended the HP-UX Fundamentals class (or have equivalent experience) and have approx. 6 weeks of hands on experience with UNIX. 

Course Objectives:

• Understand the HP Hardware architecture (HP 9000/PA-RISC and Integrity servers)
• Understand how to startup and shutdown an HP-UX server
• Understand the boot process on HP PA-RISC and Integrity servers.
• Using SAM menus and actions
• Configure and administer devices and device files
• Managing file systems
• Loading the operating system
• Understand LVM and configure disks using LVM (from SAM and the command line)
• Understand, configure and manage HP’s Journal File System (JFS)
• Configure HP-UX kernel tunables and subsystems.
• Understand the tools to backup and restore files and file systems.
• Understand how to create a recovery tape.
• Understand how to install OS patches
• Understand Dynamic Root Disk (DRD) concepts and tasks

Call (616)-875-4060 for more information or to register