Course Name   

Fundamentals of UNIX System administration and Networking

Course Length  

3 days

Format  

Lecture/Lab

Accreditation

Hewlett-Packard Education Systems

Course Description

UNIX fundamentals (%51489M) is a 3-days lecture/lab course designed for those students who will be actively using the UNIX operating system. It is designed to introduce a computer running the UNIX operating system, and will prepare students for the entire curriculum of system administration and software development courses. The course provides a basic coverage of  the UNIX operating system.

The course assumes that the students knows nothing about UNIX* or any other UNIX-based operating system.

Labs and demonstration are based on HP-UX and lab files were tested in a red hat Linux 6.0 and 6.1 environment. Linux differences are indicated by the  graphic of penguin. When using a linux system should boot to run-level 3. this will provide a “dumb” terminal login environment rather than the Gnome/KDE windowing environment.

Target Audience

Those who should undertake this course:
- Sytem administrators
- System and Networking Engineer
- Tehnical or security consultant
- Technical Managers

Student
Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites for the students; however, general computer literacy a and familiarity with the keyboard is expected.

- UNIX is a registered trademark of AT& in the U.S.A. and other countries