UNIX System Administration Handbook (Bk\CD ROM)

UNIX System Administration Handbook (Bk\CD ROM), 2/e

Evi Nemeth, University of Colorado
Garth Snyder, Runway Solutions, Inc.
Scott Seebass, Xinet
Trent R. Hein, XOR Network Engineering

Published January, 1995 by Prentice Hall PTR (ECS Professional)

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Summary

This book covers every aspect of system administration from basic topics to UNIX - and provides explicit guidelines for dealing with the six most popular versions of the UNIX operating system.

Features

provides a wealth of pragmatic advice.
includes detailed information about the six most popular variants of UNIX: Solaris, HP-UX, IRIX, SunOS, OSF/1 and BSDI.
illustrates a broad range of approaches to system administration.
examples in this book are taken directly from real- world systems and situations.
also includes a CD-ROM.

Table of Contents
I. BASIC ADMINISTRATION.

1. Where to Start.
2. Booting and Shutting Down.
3. Rootly Powers.
4. The Filesystem.
5. Controlling Processes.
6. Adding New Users.
7. Devices and Drivers.
8. Serial Devices.
9. Adding a Disk.
10. Periodic Processes.
11. Backups.
12. Syslog and Log Files.
13. Configuring the Kernel.

II. NETWORKING.

III. BUNCH O'STUFF.