Course Catalog
Unix Networking
This course will instruct students on using the UNIX networking.Topics
- Internet Protocols
- IISO
- What is TCP/IP?
- General description of the TCP/IP protocols
- Well-known sockets and the applications layer
- Protocols other than TCP: UDP and ICMP
- Keeping track of names and information: the domain system
- About Firewalls
- Design Decisions
- Levels of Threat
- Firewalls and Their Components
- Firewalls using Screening Routers
- Firewalls using Dual Homed Gateways
- Screened Host Gateways
- Screened Subnets
- Network Security
- Root Network Security
- User Network Security
- Internet vs. Ethernet Addressing
- ASET
- Execution
- Task Status
- Reports
- Tunable Environment
- Break-in Security
- Improving the Security of Your Site by Breaking Into it
- Gaining Information
- Trust
- Protecting the system
- How to get some free security resources on the Internet
- Domain Name Service
- Primary Name Server
- Client
- Network File System
- Partition Information
- Using Remote or Local Resources
- Sharing (exporting) File Systems
- HP Exporting File Systems
- Automount
- Automount Programs
- Automount Files
- Custom Definitions
- Network Info. Service
- NIS Diagram
- NIS Definitions
- NIS Servers and Clients
- Daemons
- Affected Files
- Updating NIS
- The NIS+ Environment
- NIS Plus
- Files and Commands
- Namespace
- Directory
- Table
- Groups
- Qualifying Objects
- File Structure Layout
- Monitoring Tools
- Network Monitoring
- System Monitoring
- Shell Script Basics
- cron
- What Is A Command File?
- Starting a Bourne Shell
- Executing
- Debugging
- Variables
- Quoting
- Positional Parameters
- Keyboard Input
- Logical If Statements
- Case Statement
- Exit Status
- Basic NIS+ Security
- Key Concepts
- Credentials
- NIS+ Passwords
- Object Permissions
- Ownership
- Server/Client Installation
- NIS+ Servers
- Name Service Switch
- NIS Emulation
- Root Server Installation
- NIS+ Clients
- Replica Server
- Master Server (not root)
- Populating Tables
- nispopulate
- nisaddent
- nistbladm
- Custom Tables
- nismkdir
- nistbladm
- nisrmdir
Audience
This course is intended for UNIX programmers, systems administrators and anyone needing an in-depth knowledge of UNIX networking. Students should have completed the Introduction to System Administration course.Course Length
Five DaysFor More Information
Contact sales@intech.com if you have questions regarding this or any other course.Earlier versions of courses may be available upon request.