Solaris 9 System Administration Basics

Author: PaulAWatters
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: With the gradual rise and popularization of network application services, the market has placed higher demands on operating systems that support these services. The release of Solaris 9 aligns with market trends. It can be used to build network service structures, providing robust and rich application functions to meet the needs of a broad user base. This book covers a wide range of topics, including Solaris system installation, basic usage techniques, standalone management, Internet service management, and Intranet service management. It helps beginners master Solaris system management more quickly and serves as an ideal reference for troubleshooting in daily operations. The book introduces Solaris 9 system installation, basic usage techniques, standalone management, Internet service management, Intranet service management, as well as new features of Solaris 9—including role-based access control, Kerberos 5, and LDAP directory services. It also teaches how to integrate Windows NT/2000 or Linux with the Solaris platform. The book includes numerous practical examples and tips from experts, as well as self-test questions. It helps beginners learn Solaris system management quickly and serves as an ideal reference for troubleshooting in daily operations. This book is particularly suitable for Windows or Linux administrators learning Solaris.