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Solaris 8 System Administrator Exam Cram

Darrell Ambro

English Intermediate novel
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2001

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454

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In This Book You'll Learn How To: * Install and maintain Solaris 8* Boot and shut down a system* Set up user accounts* Manage hard disks* Create and mount file systems* Perform backups and restores* View and control processes* Use remote connection capabilities* Adminster NFS* Us

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In This Book You'll Learn How To: * Install and maintain Solaris 8* Boot and shut down a system* Set up user accounts* Manage hard disks* Create and mount file systems* Perform backups and restores* View and control processes* Use remote connection capabilities* Adminster NFS* Use automount and CacheFS* Configure naming services* Set up role-based access control* Configure syslog * Use JumpStart automatic installation The Exam Cram MethodT of study focuses on exactly what you need to get certified now. * Specially designed and written to help you pass the Sun Certified System Administrator for Solaris 8, Part I (310-011) and Part 2 (310-012) exam.* Features test-taking strategies and time-saving study tips.* Contains a special Cram Sheet with tips, acronyms, and memory joggers not offered anywhere else.* ExamCram.com includes industry news, study tips, practice questions, and an online professional community where you can ask questions, participate in open forums, and view testimonials from your peers.

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