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HP-UX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION

HP-UX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION

 

 

HP-UX System Administration Course Overview

This Hewlett Packard HP-UX System Administration training course is designed to give delegates practical experience in the administration of an HP-UX UNIX System. Reference will be made to the HP-UX command line, including using the System Management Homepage (SMH) to achieve the course exercises and objectives.
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Who will the Course Benefit?

The HP-UX System Administration course is designed for System Administrators and Programmers and other Technical IT staff who require a working knowledge of the key tasks required to administer an HP-UX system.

The course assumes knowledge of the HP-UX Operating System to the level covered in the HP-UX Introduction Course. Some shell programming experience may also prove advantageous; this can be gained on the HP-UX Shell Programming Course.
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Course Objectives

On completion of the HP-UX System Administration course the delegate will have a greater awareness, both technical and practical, of the key tasks required to administer an HP-UX system, and completing these tasks by interacting via the command line or the System Management Homepage (SMH).
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Course Description

HP-UX System Administration online course get started with basic system administration concepts. HP-UX System Administration online course intention is to provide a foundation to implement administration and security on a HP-UX system.

HP-UX System Administration online course will allow the participants to understand the benefits of understanding the HP-UX enterprise System.

HP-UX System Administration online course is ideally developed for any administrators who wants to specialize in HP-UX System Administration. 

In the HP-UX System Administration online training course, Uplatz provides an in-depth online training for the participants or learners to gain knowledge and able to implement system administration skills. Uplatz provides appropriate teaching and expertise training to equip the participants for implementing the learnt concepts in an enterprise.

HP-UX System Administration online training course curriculum covers HP server, system startup and shutdown, filesystem configuration, print service management, backup and restore.

With the help of HP-UX System Administration online course, the learners can discover:

  • Inhouse Terminology and concepts related to the Suse Linux System Administration

  • Know about network configuration

  • Understand the network troubleshooting concepts

  • Able to configure DHCP server and client

Uplatz provides an in-depth training to the learners to accelerate their knowledge and skill set required for a system administrator.

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This is a HP-UX System Administration course by Uplatz. 

HP-UX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION

COURSE DETAILS & CURRICULUM

HP-UX System Administration Training Course

Course Introduction

  • Administration and Course Materials
  • Course Structure and Agenda
  • Delegate and Trainer Introductions

Session 1: THE HP SERVER RANGE

  • HP Integrity Series Servers
  • HP Integrity Entry-Class Servers
  • HP Integrity Mid Range Servers
  • HP Integrity Superdome Servers
  • HP 9000 Series Servers
  • HP 9000 Superdome
  • HP Servers RP8420-32
  • HP 9000 RP4440 Server
  • Node Partitioning Support

Session 2: MANAGING USERS AND GROUPS

  • Managing Users
  • The /etc/passwd File
  • Adding an Entry to the /etc/passwd File
  • The /etc/shadow File
  • The pwconv and pwunconv Commands
  • The /etc/group File
  • Adding an Entry to the /etc/group File
  • Managing User Accounts
  • The useradd Command
  • The usermod Command
  • The userdel command
  • Deactivating and Reactivating a User Account
  • User Group Maintenance
  • Managing Groups
  • Password Ageing and Password Security Policies
  • The passwd command

Session 3: NAVIGATING THE HP-UX FILE SYSTEM

  • Unix File System Hierarchy
  • Static and Dynamic Files
  • HP-UX System Directories
  • Searching for Files and Executables

Session 4: SYSTEM MANAGEMENT HOMEPAGE (SMH)

  • SMH Introduction
  • Starting SMH
  • SMH Login Screen
  • Navigating the SMH Software
  • SMH Command Line Interface Configuration
  • Text Based SMH

HP-UX System Administration Training Course

Session 5: BOOTING PA-RISC AND INTEGRITY SYSTEMS AND SHUTDOWN

  • System Startup Process for an HP PA-RISC Server
  • ISL (Initial System Loader) & Autoboot
  • Enabling and Disabling Autoboot
  • Manually Booting HP-UX in Single User-Mode
  • Recovering from a Lost root Password
  • Booting to LVM Maintenance State
  • Booting from an Alternate Kernel
  • Understanding Hardware Addresses
  • Booting from Another Disk
  • HP Integrity Server Booting Differences
  • The init Procedure
  • System Run States
  • Using Unique Keywords
  • System Startup Procedures
  • The rc Process
  • Sequencer Directories
  • Kill Scripts
  • Execution Scripts
  • Contents of the Template File
  • Configuration Files
  • Changing the /etc/inittab File
  • Shutdown and rc
  • Shutdown Permissions
  • The reboot Command

Session 6: LOGICAL VOLUME MANAGER (LVM)

  • Disk/File System Configuration
  • Logical Volume Manager
  • LVM Version 1 Limits
  • LVM Version 1, 2.0 And 2.1 Comparison Table
  • LVM DSF Directories
  • Benefits of Persistent DFS Naming
  • Creating Physical Volumes
  • Displaying Physical Volumes
  • Creation of Volume Groups
  • Creating a 1.0 Volume Group
  • Creating a 2.x Volume Group
  • Displaying Volume Groups
  • Creating Logical Volumes
  • Displaying Logical Volumes
  • An Introduction to Mirroring and Disk Striping
  • Quorum
  • Glossary of Common HP LVM Commands

HP-UX System Administration Training Course

Session 7: FILE SYSTEM MANAGEMENT

  • File System Structure
  • File Systems Types
  • Creating File Systems
  • Special newfs Arguments
  • Blocks and Fragments
  • Mounting File systems
  • Checking the File System Table
  • Using the /etc/fstab File
  • Unmounting File Systems
  • Mounting and Unmounting CDFS File Systems
  • Mounting and Unmounting LOFS File Systems
  • Mounting a ISO Image
  • How To Mount a MemFS File System

Session 8: MANAGING SWAP SPACE

  • HP-UX Memory Concepts
  • HP-UX Swap Concepts
  • HP-UX Swap Types
  • HP-UX Pseudo Swap
  • Creating Swap via the CLI
  • Enabling Swap via /etc/fstab

Session 9: MAINTAINING LOGICAL VOLUMES AND FILE SYSTEMS

  • Defragmenting File Systems
  • Repairing Corrupted File Systems
  • The lost+found Directory
  • Repairing a Damaged HFS File System
  • Repairing a Damaged VXFS File System
  • Repairing a Damaged Root File System
  • Common Errors Found by fsck
  • Monitoring Free Space
  • Extending a Volume Group
  • Reducing a Volume Group
  • Removing a Volume Group
  • Extending a Logical Volume
  • Reducing a Logical Volume
  • Removing a Logical Volume
  • Extending a File System
  • Reducing a File System

HP-UX System Administration Training Course

Session 10: PREPARING FOR DISASTERS

  • Dynamic Root Disk
  • DRD Commands Overview
  • Downloading And Installing Dynamic Root Disk
  • Cloning the Active System Image
  • Verifying a DRD Clone’s Status
  • Synchronizing a DRD Clone
  • DRD Sync Preview Command
  • Copying the Files To the Inactive Clone Image
  • DRD Sync System Shutdown Script
  • DRD-Safe Commands And Packages
  • Mounting/Unmounting the Inactive System Image
  • Performing Tasks on the Inactive System Image
  • Activating/Deactivating the Inactive System Image
  • Cloning (Golden image) / Backing up the Root Disk

Session 11: ACCESSING THE SYSTEM CONSOLE AND THE ILO/MP

  • Introduction to iLO 2
  • Ports and LEDs
  • HP Integrity Server Blade Components
  • HP Integrity rx2660 Server Components
  • HP Integrity rx3600 and rx6600 Server Components
  • iLO 2 MP Status LEDs
  • iLO 2 MP Reset Button
  • Resetting Local User Accounts To Default Values
  • Getting Connected to iLO 2
  • Logging In to iLO 2
  • Accessing the Host (Operating System) Console
  • Accessing a Text Host Console Using the TUI
  • Using iLO 2
  • iLO 2 TUI Command Menu
  • iLO 2 Web GUI

Session 12: HP-UX KERNEL CONFIGURATION

  • Kernel Configuration Interfaces
  • Kernel Management Commands
  • Tuneable Manual Pages
  • Managing Kernel Configurations Using Kcweb
  • The Web Based Interface Of Kcweb
  • Managing Saved Configurations
  • The Kernel System File
  • Managing The System File
  • Managing Modules Via The System File
  • Managing Tunables Via The System File
  • Applying System File Changes
  • Booting Using A Non-Default Configuration

Session 13: CONFIGURING DEVICE SPECIAL FILES (DSF)

  • Legacy and Agile Naming Models SD-UX Structure
  • Agile View
  • Persistent Device Special File (DSF) Naming Scheme
  • Disk Device File Naming Convention
  • Tape Device Special File Naming Convention
  • Array Controller and Other Device File Naming
  • Legacy DSF's
  • Legacy View Major And Minor Numbers
  • Agile and Views in ioscan
  • Mapping Between Legacy DSF's and Persistent DSF's
  • Creating Device Special Files Manually
  • Removing DFS's

HP-UX System Administration Training Course

Session 14: MANAGING SOFTWARE WITH SD-UX

  • Software Distribution Overview
  • SD-UX Structure
  • SD-UX Commands
  • SD-UX Daemons
  • Glossary of Terms
  • The Installed Produce Database (IDP)
  • Using SD Commands
  • Listing Installed Software
  • Managing Software Depots
  • Installing Software
  • Verifying Installed Software
  • Removing Installed Software

Session 15: MANAGING PATCHES WITH SD-UX

  • Managing Patches
  • Patch Naming Conventions
  • Listing Installed Patches
  • Patch State
  • Acquiring Individual Patches
  • Installing Individual Patches
  • Installing Patches from CD/DVD
  • Installing Patches from Tape
  • Verifying a Patch
  • Rolling Back a Patch
  • Committing a Patch
  • The Patch Assessment Tool
  • The Security Patch Tool
  • The HP-UX Software Assistant (SWA)

Session 16: INSTALLING THE OS WITH IGNITE-UX

  • System Recovery Using Ignite-UX
  • Setting up an Ignite-UX Server
  • Ignite-UX Software Requirements
  • Installing Ignite-UX Software on the Server
  • Creating the HP-UX Depot
  • Creating the HP-UX OE Configuration Information
  • Configure the System as an Ignite-UX Server
  • Cold-installing a Client Across the Network
  • Boot the Client System from the Ignite-UX Server
  • Installing HP-UX Using the Client Console
  • Creating a Golden Image

Session 17: WORKSHOP EXERCISES

  • HP-UX 11 System Administration Course Workshops

Session 18: WORKSHOP SOLUTIONS

  • HP-UX 11 System Administration Course Workshops Solutions

Addendum: Reference Materials (provided within the course handbook for additional reading)

  • Appendix 1 - Node and Virtual Partitioning
  • Appendix 2 - The Veritas Volume Manager
  • Appendix 3 - File & File System Backup and Restore
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CERTIFICATION
HP-UX 11I V3 SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION (HP0-P20) EXAM.

 

This course, together with the HP-UX Fundamentals course, covers some of the topics required for the HP-UX 11i v3 System Administration (HP0-P20) exam.

Before taking any exam, ensure you have the recommended experience. The HP-UX website lists all exam requirements and these are updated regularly.

Exams are not included as part of the course.

 

 

CAREER PATH

 

Hp-Ux System Administration online certification course with the help of expert professionals training is recognized across the globe. Because of the increased adoption of the HP System Administration concepts in various companies the participants are able to find the job opportunity easily. The leading companies hire system administrator considering their skill of mastering system administration concepts. HP-UX System Administration online certification course is known for their knowledge in managing HP-UX enterprise system. After pursuing HP-UX System Administration online certification course the participants can become as a HP-UX programmer, server administrator, network analyst, system administrator and can pursue a wide range of career paths.

 

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