Unix Admin
- Module 1: Introduction to the Unix Operating System
- A brief history of Unix
- The Unix kernel
- The UNIX file system
- Getting started navigating the file system
- The file system structure
- Directories and files
- Path names
- Navigating the file system
- Exercise: Logging on to the system
- Exercise: Navigating the file system
- Command line syntax
- Basic file handling commands
- Directory handling commands
- Filename wildcard characters
- Exercise: Manipulating files and directories
- Input redirection
- Output redirection
- Pipes
- Exercise: Using redirection and pipe facilities
- Overview of the vi editor
- Basic functions
- Switching to input mode
- Other useful commands
- Exercises: Using the vi editor
- Exercise: Using more advanced vi features
- Replacing text
- Using the vi editor
- Using sed for search and replace
- Searching for text with grep
- Linking files
- Exercises: Searching and Replacing Text
- Overview
- The bash shell
- The korn shell
- Exercises: Recall and Edit Commands
- Users and user groups
- File access permissions
- Changing file attributes
- Switching users and user groups
- Linking files
- Exercise: Setting and access permissions
- What is a process?
- Monitoring processes
- Killing processes
- Background processes
- Job Control
- Grouping commands
- Exercise: Monitoring and controlling processes
- The wc (word count) command
- The find command
- The cut command
- The sort command
- The finger command
- Exercise: Using file handling commands
- Customising the .profile or .bash_profile
- Customising the .kshrc or .bashrc
- Exercise: Setting up an environment.
Module 2: Unix Basic Commands
Module 3: Redirection and Pipes
Module 4: Introduction to The vi Editor
Module 5: Searching and Replacing Text
Module 6: Recalling and Editing Commands
Module 7: File Permissions and Access Control
Module 8: Processes
Module 9: More Basic Commands
Module 10: The User Environment