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Solaris 11 System Administration – Level 2
Your services rely on systems whose operation must remain under control. With Solaris, connect commands, configurations and operations to work more methodically. Build your autonomy and ability to contribute to running the environment.
- Duration
- 5 days 35 hours
- Code
- SOL105FR Code
Presentation
This Solaris 11 System Administration Level 2 course develops advanced Solaris system administration skills.
Objectives
Through a practical, exercise-based approach, participants acquire the knowledge to:
- Perform network administration tasks.
- Manage virtual file systems and memory dumps.
- Manage storage volumes.
- Carry out advanced installation procedures.
- Explore zones and ZFS file systems.
Program
Advanced Solaris package management
- Managing publishers.
- Creating a local publisher.
- Handling packages in an inactive boot environment.
- Creating an inactive BE from a backup.
Installation with Automated Installer (AI)
- Installing and configuring the AI server.
- Configuring AI clients.
- Managing manifests.
- Deployment.
- Creating a new image.
Advanced ZFS storage administration
- Shadow Data Migration.
- Differential snapshots.
- Deduplication.
- iSCSI and COMSTAR.
- Splitting a mirrored pool.
Storage backup, recovery and maintenance
- Backup and recovery strategies.
- Local and remote backups.
- Incident management.
- Replacing a failed disk.
- Correcting corrupted data.
Advanced network management
- Introduction to NWAM (NetWork Auto Magic).
- IP multipathing (IPMP).
- Probe-based and link-based configurations.
- Link aggregation.
Zone administration
- Creating and configuring a zone.
- Virtual network overview.
- Virtual devices, hubs, switches and routers.
- Managing a zone's resources, storage, memory and CPU.
Security management and auditing
- Enabling auditing.
- ZFS auditing.
- Auditing by zone.
System optimisation and fault analysis
- Resource control.
- DTrace.
- Performance analysis.
- Core dump analysis.
- System crash analysis.
Audience
This course is intended for UNIX/Solaris administrators seeking to develop their networking and advanced system and disk management skills.
Administrators who want to develop advanced disk management (RAID technology) and network configuration skills may access this course directly.
Prerequisites
Knowledge of local Unix system administration is required.
Teaching and assessment methods
- Initial skills assessment
- Training materials provided to participants
- Continuous assessment throughout the course
- End-of-course feedback questionnaire
- Combination of theory and practical application
- Attendance records
- Post-course follow-up evaluation
Dates and sessions
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No upcoming sessions are currently available.