UNIX/SOLARIS System Administration and Network Management

Author: Rao Yunhua
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: Unix was originally designed as a multitasking, multi-user operating system for both large and small computers. Over the years, Unix has evolved through continuous development into a mainstream operating system that can run on almost all hardware platforms. This book provides an in-depth introduction to Unix/Solaris system management and network management, covering topics such as system installation, graphical user interfaces, file system management, device management, system performance management, process scheduling, package management, TCP/IP and related management, DNS management, FIP management, WWW management, NIS management, NFS management, PPP management, and an introduction to mail services and SHELL programming. The content of this book is detailed and comprehensive, with concise language. Through studying this book, readers can not only master relevant system and network management knowledge but also gain a holistic understanding of Unix/Solaris. This book is suitable for readers interested in Unix/Solaris system and network management, as well as system and network administrators and Unix/Solaris users. It can also be used as a textbook for relevant training courses.