This course provides information about / (root) sub-directories and file components. The course explains how to use hard links, basic disk architecture, and naming conventions for devices, as well as how to list devices, partition and repartition a disk, manage disk labels, and reconfigure devices. The course describes the Solaris Management Console and the Solaris Operating System (Solaris OS) directory hierarchy.

This course describes CD-ROM installation and upgrade options. The course explains how to administer packages and patches and how to install the Solaris 10 Operating System.

This course provides information about the boot programmable read-only memory (PROM) in Sun systems. The course explains how to use basic boot PROM commands, identify the system's boot device, create and remove custom device aliases, view and change nonvolatile random access memory (NVRAM) parameters from the shell, and interrupt an unresponsive system. The course also describes run levels, service milestones, and the boot process, and explains how to control boot processes, start and stop services, and perform shutdown procedures.

This course explains how to back up an unmounted file system, display information for a UNIX(R) file system (UFS) snapshot, perform an incremental dump of a UFS snapshot, and restore file systems in the Solaris OS. You will also learn how to approach disaster recovery planning.

This course describes network printers in the Solaris OS and explains how to use the lpadmin command to configure printer services, administer printer services, start and stop the line printer (LP) print service, specify a destination printer, and use the LP print service. You will also learn how to view system processes, clear unresponsive processes, and schedule automatic execution of commands.

This course explains how to back up an unmounted file system, display information for a UNIX(R) file system (UFS) snapshot, perform an incremental dump of a UFS snapshot, and restore file systems in the Solaris OS. It also explains how to approach disaster recovery planning.

The Network Basics course (WS-2020-S10) teaches you how to use the network files and commands, configure the IPv4 interfaces at boot time, start server processes, and use the Solaris Management Console toolbox editor.

In this course, you will learn to perform system administration tasks such as managing swap space, crash dumps, and core files. The course also covers the procedure for configuring NFS and teaches students about AutoFS and how to use automount maps.

The Storage Volume Management course (WS-2022-S10) teaches you about Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) and Solaris Volume Manager software concepts. This course also teaches you how to distribute state databases and how to build a mirror of the root partition.

This course (WS-2023-S10) demonstrates component interaction within role-based access control (RBAC), and how to manage RBAC in the Solaris OS. It also explains how to configure the /etc/syslog.conf file, modify the inetd service to use sylog, add one-line entries to a system log file, and use the Solaris Management Console Log Viewer.

Learn how to use the naming service cache daemon, get naming service information, configure the DNS client, and set up the LDAP client. It also teaches you about NIS fundamentals and how to configure the naming service switch, configure NIS domains, build custom NIS maps, manage NIS with SMC, and troubleshoot NIS.

Learn the fundamentals of Solaris Zones, and how to configure, install, and boot a zone. It also covers the fundamentals of the ZFS file system. Topics include how to create and destroy ZFS pools, how to mount and unmount ZFS file systems, and how to use ZFS datasets with Solaris Zones.