240 - SCO OpenServer Release 5 and UnixWare 7 Administration I: User Services
A firm grasp of the basic maintenance functions for your business-critical SCO
OpenServer Release 5 and UnixWare 7 environments is key to ensuring its smooth operation. Now you can
master the day-to-day tasks necessary to keep your UNIX
systems running at peak performance.
This first in a series of system administration courses covers the essential, routine
maintenance activities that are associated with your SCO OpenServer Release 5 and UnixWare 7 systems.
Designed for front-line system administrators and key operators, this course provides a
solid foundation in a range of daily responsibilities, from managing user accounts to
tracking print requests on pre-installed systems. Tasks presented in this course are
performed predominately through the SCOadmin menu interface.
You will finish this course with a comprehensive understanding of the first line duties
associated with your UNIX system, including managing user process, maintaining filesystems,
backing up data, managing printers, and performing system startups and shutdowns. Learning
these essential components of system administration will help you minimize downtime and
improve the overall productivity of your organization.
This course combines 241- SCO OpenServer Administration I: User Services and
245- UnixWare 7 Administration I: User Services courses into a single
course.
Course Length:
3 days Instructor-led
Course Objectives:
By the end of the course, students will be able to:
- Use the scoadmin (ADM) managers to administer SCO OpenServer Release 5 and UnixWare 7 systems
- Analyze user requirements and set system defaults for user accounts
- Create and modify user accounts
- Terminate processes running on the system
- Mount and unmount a filesystem
- Monitor free file space and directory usage
- Transfer files to and from disks and tapes
- Perform filesystem backups
- Restore files
- Restore an entire non-root filesystem
- Manage printers and user print jobs
Prerequisites:
Students need to master the content from the following course before attending
this course:
Course Series
240 - SCO OpenServer Release 5 and UnixWare 7 Administration I: User
Services
242/3 - SCO OpenServer Release 5 Administration II: System Installation, Configuration,
and Maintenance
325 - SCO OpenServer Release 5 Network Administration
610 - Shell Programming for System Administrators
or
240 - SCO OpenServer Release 5 and UnixWare 7 Administration I: User Services
255 - UnixWare 7 Administration II: System Installation, Configuration,
and Maintenance
335 - UnixWare 7 Network Administration
610 - Shell Programming for System Administrators
Course Topics:
Using SCO Administration Tools
- Using scoaadmin (ADM)
- Finding Answers in Documentation
- Other Sources of Assistance
- The Superuser Account
Administering User Accounts
- Analyzing User Account Requirements
- Creating, Removing, and Retiring User Accounts
- Modifying Individual Accounts
- Managing User Groups
- Locking and Unlocking Accounts
- Using Account Activity Reports
- Troubleshooting User Accounts
Managing Processes
- Describing a Process
- Terminating Processes
- Scheduling Jobs
Working with Filesystems
- Filesystem Basics
- Different Filesystem Information
- Mounting and Unmounting a Filesystem
- Repairing a Non-Root Filesystem
- Monitoring Filesystems
- Locating and Managing User Files
- Managing System Log Files and Temporary Directories
Working with Disks and Tapes
- Working with Floppy Disks
- Working with Tape Drives
- Transferring Data to Tape or Disk
- Transferring Data to a DOS Disk
Filesystem Backups
- Organizing and Maintaining
- Filesystem Backups
- Managing Backup Schedules
- Backing up a Filesystem
- Scheduling an Unattended Backup
- Verifying a Filesystem Backup
- Restoring Selected Files
- Restoring a Non-Root Filesystem
Managing Printers
- Managing the Print Service
- Accepting and Rejecting Print Jobs
- Disabling and Enabling Printers
- Managing Print Jobs
- Viewing and Changing Printer Settings
- Troubleshooting Printer Problems
Stopping and Starting the System
- Stopping SCO OpenServer Systems
- Starting SCO OpenServer Systems
- Switching Between System Modes
Registration Information
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