Kurs informasjon: AIX System Administration II:Problem Determination (Self-Paced Virtual Class)

NOTE: THIS IS AN ONLINE SELF-PACED COURSE. PLEASE DO NOT MAKE TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THIS COURSE.

Please note that your organization will be charged for the full tuition when you enroll in this self-paced virtual course.

This course is delivered on-line at your workstation (there aren't any printed materials available for this course).

Build on your basic AIX system administrator skills and learn advanced topics to become a highly effective AIX system administrator through on-line reading assignments, multimedia presentations, interactive real-time chats with an instructor, quizzes with instructor feedback, and perform hands-on labs on a remote, live AIX machine.

Develop and build advanced AIX system administrator skills, such as system problem determination, and learn to carry out the appropriate steps to fix the problems. Customizing the AIX system is heavily emphasized.

The course and the labs are available 24 hours a day, but they must be scheduled in advance, after you access the course on-line.

The self-paced format gives you the opportunity to complete the course at your convenience, at any location, and at your own pace.

Before enrolling, review the Machine Requirements to be sure your system meets the minimum hardware requirements for this course.

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• System p - AIX System Administration

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This is an advanced course for AIX system administrators, system support, and contract support individuals with at least six months of experience in AIX.

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You should complete:

• AIX System Administration I: Implementation (AU14NO) or (AY14NO)
• or understand basic AIX system administration skills, including System Management Interface Tool (SMIT), using AIX documentation, device management, LVM, file systems, backup and recovery, and user administration.

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• Perform system problem determination procedures including running diagnostics, analyzing error logs, and carrying out dumps on the system
• Learn and practice recovery procedures for various types of boot and disk failures
• Examine disk management theory, a component of the Logical Volume Manager (LVM) and Object Data Manager (ODM)
• Analyze basic performance to identify system bottlenecks and suggest corrective actions

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• Problem Determination Introduction
• The Object Data Manager (ODM)
• System Initialization
• Disk Management Theory
• Disk Management Procedures
• Saving and Restoring Volume Groups and Online JFS/JFS2 Backups
• Error Log and syslogd
• Diagnostics
• The AIX System Dump Facility
• Performance and Workload Management
• Security

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