- The history of UNIX
- Kernel
- Shell
- File System
- The network
- Distributed processing
- Time sharing vs. Central vs. Distributed
- Configurations
- Installing the Operating System
- Introduction
- Client/Server relationship
- Solaris Installation Options
- Hardware Requirements
- Installation
- Booting with the DVD
- Configuring the workstation
- File Systems
- The final states
- The root password
- SPARC bootstrap procedure
- /sbin/init Process
- shutdown command
- init command
- halt command
- reboot command
- The kernel
- /kernel directory
- /platform directory
- /usr/kernel directory
- /etc/system file
- Kernel parameters
- Device Configuration and Naming
- About device drivers
- physical device names
- logical device names
- instance device names
- dmesg command
- format command
- prtconf command
- Configuring a Local File System
- Disk terminology
- Disk slices
- format Utility
- partition menu
- Viewing the VTOC
- mounting a file system
- Configuring a Network File System
- About NFS
- NFS Server tasks
- sharing and unsharing the file system
- NFS Server daemons
- NFS Client tasks
- mounting and unmounting
- NFS Client daemons
- Configuring the Automounter
- The Automounter
- The automount command
- The autofsfilesystem
- The automountd daemon
- Master map
- Direct map
- Indirect map
- Volume management
- Access to diskettes
- Access to DVDs and CDs
- The vold daemon
- The /etc/vold.conf file
- Backups
- The ufsdump command
- Incremental backups
- The ufsrestore command
- Other archiving commands
- Software administration
- How is a package added?
- Verification of a package
- How to remove a package
- Peripherals
- Adding a new device
- Setting up terminals
- Setting up terminals with Solstice AdminSuite
- The sacadm command
- The ttyadm command
- The pmadm command
- Structure of a user account
- Where user accounts live
- Managing user and group accounts with the shell command line
- Managing user and group accounts With the SMC CGI
- Shell initialization files
- Common sense rules to security
- Restricted shells
- User status
- Restricted root access
- The /etc/default/su file
- Automated Security Enhancement Tool
- ASET security
- ASET tasks
- ASET reports
- ASET master files
- The aset command
- The Domain Name Service
- What is the Network Information Service?
- NIS maps
- What is NIS?
- Setting up the NIS root master
- Setting up a NIS client
- Setting up an LDAP client
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