| * Introduction |
- Versions, features and concepts |
| * Logging In |
- Logging in and out, passwords, telnet |
| * Workstations |
- The Sun Window Managers, OpenLook and CDE |
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- Running applications |
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- The terminal window, shells, command line format |
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- Help Screens and Manual pages |
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- The X-Window system |
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- Remote display of windows |
| * Files |
- Filenames and Pathnames, wildcards, the file system tree, |
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- The current directory, relative pathnames |
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- Directories; Manipulating, listing |
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- Access permissions ( chmod ) |
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- File manipulation ( cp, mv, rm etc.) |
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- X-Window File Managers |
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- Viewing files ( more, cat, etc.) |
| * Editors |
- Simple use of vi |
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- The X-Window text editor |
| * Solaris Utilities |
- The find command |
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- Mail programs |
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- Pattern extractors (grep, cut, diff) |
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- Backup / Archiving with tar |
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- The ftp file transfer program |
| * I/O Redirection |
- Principles, importance |
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- Pipes & Filters |
| * Processes |
- Concepts |
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- Creating background processes, Job Control |
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- Process Status ( ps ) |
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- Killing Processes, Signals |
| * Admintool |
- Usage, managing ports, printers |
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- Adding Users, the password files |
| * Devices |
- Device names, disk, tape |
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- Volume management, CDs and floppies |
| * Startup and Shutdown |
- Startup files |
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- Shutdown Commands |
| * Links to files |
- Hard & Symbolic links |
| * Memory Management |
- Principles |
| * Networking with TCP/IP |
- Overview, UUCP, TCP/IP |
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- Addressing principles, formats, subnets |
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- The Domain Name System |
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- Protocols and application programs |
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- The Berkeley r* programs (rlogin, rcp, rsh etc.) |
| * Network File Systems |
- Principles, features, advantages |
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- Server daemons, share and mount |
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- NIS Overview |
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