unix admin training

Create a training course where by the user will learn unix system administration by reading the lesons & practicing the commands & tools via Telnet to a server available in the company. Goal is to deliver lessons with description, easy to read information with some "lead in" description followed by commands used for that topic. Platform will be Solaris 8 or 9 OS You are not writing a book, it has to be easy, to the point information. They have enough books & other reosurces available. Show examples by capturing from a real working machine after establishinga TELNET session Reader must understand the purpose of the command, why they would use, how does it apply on the job for system administration support The same lab exercises can be used by the reader to practice after they can TELNET into a remote host/ system. Be very specific in lab exercises about the machine names + ip addresses the reader is using because we will have to replace that with the host names + ip addresses at work End product will be word documents with names such as - [login to view URL], [login to view URL] , [login to view URL] etc etc & [login to view URL] , [login to view URL], etc etc Each [login to view URL] will have specific list of commands, utilities that will describe the objective, why the command is used, and the actual output of the command/utility as seen by end user. Each [login to view URL] file will have seperate sections with titles listed below, diagrams etc. You have to use your creativity & make it very presentable. See attached list of topics & lesson headings. ## Deliverables 1) End product will be word documents with names such as - [login to view URL], [login to view URL] , [login to view URL] etc etc & [login to view URL] , [login to view URL], etc etc Each [login to view URL] will have specific list of commands, utilities that will describe the objective, why the command is used, and the actual output of the command/utility as seen by end user. Each [login to view URL] file will have seperate sections with titles listed below, diagrams etc.3) Complete ownership and distribution copyrights to all work purchased. 2) Product delivered will be owned & copyright of the software buyer here. Must be original & you mustabode by copyright laws. 3) Following are the top level headings & lessons lesson 1. Introduction to System Administration lesson 1.1. Thinking About System Administration, why is it essential lesson 1.2. Becoming Superuser, root, properties, id lesson 1.3. Communicating with Users using commands such as wall, rwall, methods to send messages lesson 1.4 Basic commands, overview, warming upcommands & utilities lesson 2. File System & Processes Management lesson 2.1. Files, file systems hierarchy, partitions lesson 2.2. Processes, cron, AT, ps command & options lesson 2.3. Devices, how does system identify them, commands related to it lesson 3. Essential Administrative Tools and Techniques lesson 3.1. Getting the Most from Common Commands lesson 3.2. Essential Administrative Techniques, lesson 4. Startup and Shutdown lesson 4.1. About the Unix Boot Process lesson 4.2. Initialization Files and Boot Scripts lesson 4.3. Shutting Down a Unix System, various commands & tools with options lesson 4.4. Troubleshooting: Handling Crashes and Boot Failures lesson 5. TCP/IP Networking lesson 5.1. Understanding TCP/IP Networking, important files lesson 5.2. Adding a New Network Host lesson 5.3. Network Testing and Troubleshooting lesson 6. Managing Users and Groups lesson 6.1. Unix Users and Groups lesson 6.2. Managing User Accounts lesson 6.3. Administrative Tools for Managing User Accounts lesson 6.4. Administering User Passwords, /etc/shadow, /etc/passwd, /etc/groups lesson 6.5. User Authentication with PAM lesson 6.6. LDAP: Using a Directory Service for User Authentication lesson 7. System and File Level Security lesson 7.1. Overview of file system security and commands lesson 7.2. User level security, Remote Login Security lesson 7.3. FTP, shell, operating system security lesson 8. Managing Network Services lesson 8.1. Managing DNS Servers lesson 8.2. Routing Daemons lesson 8.3. Configuring a DHCP Server lesson 8.4. Time Synchronization with NTP lesson 8.5. Managing Network Daemons lesson 8.6. Monitoring the Network lesson 9. Filesystems and Disks lesson 9.1. Filesystem Types lesson 9.2. Managing Filesystems lesson 9.3. From Disks to Filesystems lesson 9.4. Sharing Filesystems lesson 10. Backup and Restore lesson 10.1. Planning for Disasters and Everyday Needs lesson 10.2. Backup Media lesson 10.3. Backing Up Files and Filesystems lesson 10.4. Restoring Files from Backups lesson 10.5. Making Table of Contents Files lesson 10.6. Network Backup Systems lesson 10.7. Backing Up and Restoring the System Filesystems lesson 11. Printers and the Spooling Subsystem lesson 11.1. The Spooling Facility lesson 11.2. System Printing lesson 11.4. Troubleshooting Printers lesson 11.5. Sharing Printers with Windows Systems lesson 11.6. LPRng, LPTSAT, LPMOVE, LPADMIN etc etc lesson 12. Managing System Resources lesson 12.1. Thinking About System Performance lesson 12.2. Monitoring and Controlling Processes lesson 12.3. Managing CPU Resources lesson 12.4. Managing Memory lesson 12.5. Disk I/O Performance Issues lesson 12.6. Monitoring and Managing Disk Space Usage lesson ## Platform Solaris 8 or 9, Intel Platform Single drive system. IDE hard disk.