Essential SCO System Administration

Essential SCO System Administration, 1/e

Keith Vann

Published November, 1994 by Prentice Hall PTR (ECS Professional)

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lists the main responsibilities of an SCO UNIX system administrator.
shows how to master the fully configurable installation of SCO UNIX.
explains how to configure a broad range of SCO-supported hardware.
shows how to configure and maintain reliable filesystems and an efficient printing subsystem.
tells how to monitor and schedule the use of processor resources.
covers UNIX system security issues.
ensures efficient and appropriate user access to system resources.
lists the tunable kernel parameters wit the greatest impact on system performance.
shows how to troubleshoot a wide range of system problems.
explains how to configure the mail delivery system for operation on a network.
shows how to customize selected built-in SCO applications, such as mail, SCO shell, sysadmsh, vi. @BODYTEXT = @BREAKERS = ABOUT THE AUTHOR @BLANKLINE = @BODYTEXT = Keith E. Vann has over 15 years of experience in the computer industry, 10 of those years working with UNIX. His positions have included: software technical training, curriculum development, software design, technical documentation, technical support, system administration, sales training, and system engineering for SCO, Apple Computer, and Hewlett-Packard Corp. He is currently a systems consultant in Tucson, Arizona.