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Package Description
This Certification Package is for those who are new to Solaris 10 Operating Systems or those who are not familiar with the Solaris OS. The self-paced labs in this package guide you through the use of fundamental command line features in the Solaris OS allow you to learn the key features in order to perform basic system administration tasks. To demonstrate proficiency, you can use the exam voucher to get certified and obtain the Sun Certified Solaris Associate Certification. If you do not pass on your first attempt, use the retake voucher included in this package after you study a little more. Components of the package: On-Demand Lab WSPL-SA-100-S10, certification exam CX-310-105, retake voucher CX-310-105D, and an ePractice exam WGS-PREX-S105.
Package Skills Gained
Upon completion of this training, student should be able to:
- Use the desktop and online documentation
- Use command-line features
- View and search files and directories
- Change the Solaris directory contents
- Use the vi editor
- Use basic file permissions
- Use commands within the Korn shell
- Perform basic process and job control
- Perform remote connections and file transfers
- Create archives
- Compress files, uncompress files, and view compressed files
Package Components
On Demand Lab - Solaris 10 Essentials (WSPL-SA-100-S10)
The On Demand Labs for Solaris 10 Essentials provides a hands-on experience in a Solaris environment with the key features and capabilities of the Solaris 10 operating system. These self-paced labs guide you through the use of fundamental command-line features in Solaris, managing and viewing directories and files, navigating the Solaris file system, viewing and searching for files and directories, using the vi text editor, creating and modifying file and directory permissions, configuring access control lists, and performing basic process control activities.
Course Length
4 hours
Languages
English
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Who Can Benefit
Students who can benefit from this course are those individuals who are new to the Solaris Operating System, are unfamiliar with Solaris commands, or those preparing to perform basic system administration tasks
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Prerequisites
To succeed fully in these lab activities, students should be able to:
- Use basic computer hardware (monitor, keyboard, and mouse)
- Input commands and control characters from a keyboard
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Skills Gained
Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:
- Use command-line features and on-line help resources
- Manage and view files and directories
- Search for files and directories and change directory contents
- Use the vi text editor
- Create and modify files and use basic file permissions
- Configure access control lists
- Perform basic process and job control
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Course Content
Lab 1
Using Command-Line Features and On-line Help Resources
- Construct and execute commands
- Use command-line features
- Scroll through on-line man pages
- Use on-line documentation
Lab 2
Viewing Directories and Files
- Work with directories
- Access files and file content
Lab 3
Changing the Solaris OS Directory Contents
- Copy files and directories
- Move and rename files and directories
- Create files and directories
- Remove files and directories
- Use symbolic links
Lab 4
Using the vi Editor
- Describe the fundamentals of the vi text editor
- Modify content in files using the vi editor
Lab 5
Using Basic File Permissions
- View file and directory permissions
- Determine file or directory access
- Change the permissions on files and directories
- Modify the default permissions
Lab 6
Configuring Access Control Lists
- Describe Access Control Lists (ACLs)
- Configure ACLs by using the command-line
- Configure ACLs using the File Manager graphical user interface (GUI)
Lab 7
Searching Files and Directories
- Search for content in files
- Search for files and directories
Lab 8
Performing Basic Process Control
- Describe Solaris OS processes
- View a process
- Search for a specific process
- Send a signal to a process
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ePractice Certification Exam for the Sun Certified Solaris Associate for Solaris 10 (WGS-PREX-S105)
The ePractice Certification Exam for the for Sun Certified Solaris Associate provides students with preparation for Sun certification by acquainting them with the format of the exam and its questions, providing instant feedback regarding skill levels and gaps, and suggesting specific Sun training to fill those gaps. The exam includes sample test questions, the correct answers including explanations, and suggestions for future study.
This Sun ePractice exam is comprised of 120 questions, divided into two forms of 60 questions each.
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Who Can Benefit
University Students and Solaris Beginners
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Course Content
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Sun Certified Solaris Associate (CX-310-105)
The Sun Certified Solaris Associate Certification exam is for candidates with a basic knowledge of Solaris. This exam is primarily for university students and Solaris beginners wishing to demonstrate competency in the ability to perform basic tasks in a Solaris environment or with specific applications. The test candidate will benefit from a general knowledge of basic Solaris commands in a Solaris environment, such as those covered in the SA-100-S10 courseware. This certification exam includes multiple-choice and scenario-based questions and requires knowledge of basic Solaris topics, including using basic Solaris commands to work with directories and files, creating and editing files, compressing, viewing and uncompressing files, managing permissions and ownership, configuring access control lists, searching directories and files, performing basic process control, working with advanced shell functionality, archiving file, and performing remote file transfers.
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Sun Certified Solaris Associate - Retake Exam (CX-310-105D)
The Sun Certified Solaris Associate Certification Retake exam is for candidates with a basic knowledge of Solaris. This retake exam is for individuals who did not pass the exam during their first sitting, but desire an additional opportunity. This is intended primarily for university students and Solaris beginners wishing to demonstrate competency in the ability to perform basic tasks in a Solaris environment or with specific applications. The test candidate will benefit from a general knowledge of basic Solaris commands in a Solaris environment, such as those covered in the SA-100-S10 courseware. This certification exam includes multiple-choice and scenario-based questions and requires knowledge of basic Solaris topics, including using basic Solaris commands to work with directories and files, creating and editing files, compressing, viewing and uncompressing files, managing permissions and ownership, configuring access control lists, searching directories and files, performing basic process control, working with advanced shell functionality, archiving file, and performing remote file transfers.
Languages
English, Japanese
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