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 THE ADVANCED UNIX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR 

 THE ADVANCED UNIX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR 

 THE ADVANCED UNIX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR 

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Advanced Administrator|Tutorial Objectives|0-1|12,66

The Advanced System Administrator tutorial will prepare you to:

   *  keep your computing environment healthy,

   *  add new terminals and devices,

   *  setup and maintain strict system security,

   *  perform file system repair,

   *  set up and use the UNIX accounting system,

   *  set up and use the UNIX communication system,

   *  perform system reconfiguration,

   *  optimize system performance, and

   *  effectively use advanced administration commands.

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Advanced Administrator|Tutorial Audience|0-2|11,59

This on-line tutorial is designed for:

   * those who will be maintaining a UNIX computer system,

   * those who have a good UNIX background,

   * those who have some understanding of the UNIX

     system administration process, and

   * those who wish to gain further understanding of

     the advanced UNIX system administration concepts.

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Advanced Administrator|Tutorial Prerequisites|0-3|8,60

The prerequisites for this tutorial include:

     *  understanding with the material in the The UNIX

        System Administrator tutorial, 

     *  preferably, superuser privileges on your system, and

     *  an interest in advanced administrative procedures.

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Advanced Administrator|Topics to Learn|0-3|11,50

Topics covered in the The Advanced System Administrator 

tutorial include:

       *  Adding Devices

       *  Optimizing System Administration

       *  The UNIX Accounting System

       *  Solving Problems

       *  UNIX System Communication

       *  Performing Administrative Tasks

       *  Using Advanced System Administration Commands

       *  The Network File System