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| Unix Administration (General)
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Description:
Our UNIX Administration (General) test measures your knowledge of the key issues and concepts in administering an UNIX environment. This is our core UNIX Administration test and is focused on the general aspects of UNIX that span all UNIX variations. Designed for experienced system administrators, this test covers the following topics: Boot Process
Commands & Tools, File Systems, Files, Generic Unix Administration, Health Monitoring, Networking Concepts, Networking Services, Performance Tuning, Processes, Security, Services and Applications, Shells and Shell Scripting, Troubleshooting, and
User Maintenance
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- Boot Process
- Boot Framework
- Starting/Stopping Services and Bootscripts
| - Commands & Tools
- File Handling
- Help
- Job Scheduling
- Regex
- Text Processing
| - File Systems
- File System Structure
- File System Types
- Maintenance & Administration Tasks
- Mounting, Unmouting & Automounting
- Removable Media
| - Files
- File Types
- Ownership & Permissions
| - Generic Unix Administration
- Kernel Parameters
- Memory Management
- Virtual Consoles and Terminals
| - Health Monitoring
- *stat
- File System Monitoring
- SNMP
- Syslog
| - Networking Concepts
- Ethernet
- IP Addressing
- Network Interfaces
- OSI, TCP/IP Protocol Stacks
- TCP and UDP
| - Networking Services
- E-mail
- HTTP and FTP Server
- Naming and Directory Services
- Others
- Routing, Gateway, Proxy
| - Performance Tuning
- Disc
- Kernel
- Memory
| - Processes
- Generic Process Management
- Hierarchical Architecture
- Job Control
- Process Types, Attributes and States
| - Security
- File System Security
- Network Security
- User Security
| - Services and Applications
- File Sharing
- Network File System
- Print Server
| - Shells & Shell Scripting
- Concepts
- Shell Scripting and Environment Variables
| - Troubleshooting
- Applications/Processes
- Hardware
- Networking
| - User Maintenance
- User Groups
- User Management
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