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AIX
5L Administration
By: Michael, Randal K.
ISBN: 0072222557
Format: BC 704 pages
Pub Date: 2002-08-02
Copyright: 2002
Edition:1
$39.99 USD
Product Line:McGraw-Hill Osborne Media |
About the Book
Configure, customize, and administer
AIX version 5L effectively using this expert resource. Use system management
tools, work with network and distributed file systems, manage the user
environment, tune and monitor the system, and much more.
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Table of Contents
Part I: System Administration Tasks
and Tools
1: Introduction
2: DocSearch and the Online Manual
Pages: Getting Help from the System
Part II: Systems and System Architecture
3: POWER Processors and Systems
4: AIX 5L Kernel
Part III: System Installation and
Management
5: System Management Tools
6: AIX Installation and Maintenance
7: AIX System Boot and Shutdown
Part IV: System Configuration and
Customization
8: AIX Runtime Configuration
9: AIX Device Configuration Manager
(cfgmgr) and the Object Data Manager (ODM)
10: Tape Systems
11: The AIX Logical Volume Manager
(LVM)
12: Printers and the Print Subsystem
Part V: Network Configuration and
Customization
13: TCP/IP
Part VI: Networked Filesystems
14: Networked Filesystems: NFS, NIS,
and NIS+
15: Distributed File System
Part VII: Linux Affinity
16: Linux Affinity with AIX
Part VIII: Distributed Services
17: Mail and Sendmail
18: Apache Web Service
19: X11 Administration
Part IX: Managing Users and Resources
20: Managing the User Environment
21: Process Management
22: System Accounting
Part X: Security
23: Auditing and Security
24: Distributed Computing Environment
(DCE)
Part XI: System Recovery and Tuning
25: Backup and Copy Utilities
26: System Monitoring and Tuning
27: Problem Analysis and Recovery
Part XII: High Availability
28: HACMP and Clustering
Part XIII: Storage Area Networks
and Network Attached Storage
29: SAN, NAS, and iSCSI Consolidated
Storage
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