Error 404--Not Found

The server has not found anything matching the Request-URI. No indication is given of whether the condition is temporary or permanent.

If the server does not wish to make this information available to the client, the status code 403 (Forbidden) can be used instead. The 410 (Gone) status code SHOULD be used if the server knows, through some internally configurable mechanism, that an old resource is permanently unavailable and has no forwarding address.

Covers objectives for the Sun Certified System Administrator for Solaris 7 Part II exam 310-010.
The Sun Certified System Administrator Program for Solaris is comprised of two examinations: part I and part II. Part I is a prerequisite for part II. You will not receive a certificate until you have passed both examinations. In order to get Sun Certified Network Administrator title, you need to pass an additional exam also.
Exam objectives can be found via the following link:http://suned.sun.com/USA/certification/csaIobj.html#Solaris7
The following concepts are tested in the exam:
THE SOLARIS 7 NETWORK ENVIRONMENT. Describe the network capabilities of the Solaris 7 network environment Define the following terms: server, client, file server, diskless client server, AutoClient server, and standalone Describe the basic hardware components and file system configurations for diskless clients, AutoClients, and standalone workstations Describe the file system configuration for diskless and AutoClient servers, and state the minimum required disk space in (megabytes) Mbytes
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INSTALLING A SERVER. Identify the three phases of the installation process Identify the minimum required disk space, in Mbytes, for a server installation Verify that your system meets the hardware requirements for installing the Solaris 7 environment on a server Describe the terms software packages and software clusters List and describe the software configuration cluster options Use the Solaris Interactive Installation program to perform local custom installation of the Solaris 7 software
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SOLARIS SYSLOG AND AUDITING UTILITIES. Configure syslog messages by increasing the logging severity level for the login daemons Configure syslog messages by increasing the logging severity level for the telnet daemons Given the log from syslog, list the correct actions to limit access to specific users Use the who utility to determine who is logged onto a system Use the whodo utility to determine what tasks users are performing Use the last utility to determine when the guest user last logged in Use the loUsegins utility to list user and login information Use the ps utility to determine what processes are running on the system
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DEVICE ADMINISTRATION. Define the following terms: serial device, port, serial port, modem, null modem cable, data carrier detect, and port monitor program Name at least two serial devices Describe different modes of modem access Give an example of a data communication equipment (DCE) device and a data terminal equipment (DTE) device
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THE SERVICE ACCESS FACILITY. Name the top-level SAF process and describe its function State the run level at which sac is started Name the two port monitor types available under SAF and describe each Name the configuration file that tells sac which port monitors to initialize Define the term service< Name the file used by the ttymon port monitor to initialize the speed and terminal settings for each port Describe the function of the sacadm, pmadm, and ttyadm commands
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ADDING TERMINALS AND MODEMS WITH ADMINTOOL. Add a terminal to a system using Admintool Add a bidirectional modem using Admintool Describe the syntax and purpose of the tip command Name the file that the tip command uses to identify remote systems and line speeds
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INTRODUCTION TO DISK MANAGEMENT. List the three utilities used to create, check, and mount file systems Identify the physical path name differences between standard Solaris file systems and virtual file systems List the potential advantages of any virtual disk management application List the basic difference between Solstice DiskSuite and Solstice Enterprise Volume Manager List the main advantages of using a concatenated virtual file system List the main advantage of using a striped virtual file system
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NETWORKS. Distinguish among different internetwork terms Describe IP addressing classes A, B, and C Describe the function of each of the following files: /etc/inet/hosts, /etc/nodename, and /etc/hostname.xxy Identify users logged in to the local network Log in to one machine from another machine on the network Describe the function of the /etc/hosts.equiv and .rhosts files in relation to network security Send ping and spray requests to a remote host to test for response Execute the netstat -i command and interpret the output
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CONFIGURING THE NFS ENVIRONMENT. Describe the functions of an NFS server and an NFS client Make resources available and unavailable for mounting Edit the /etc/dfs/dfstab file on an NFS server, to enable sharing of resources Display a server's available resources for mounting Mount a resource from another system Edit the /etc/vfstab file to mount resources on an NFS client Describe the function of these commands: mountall, umountall, shareall, and unshareall
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CacheFS FILE SYSTEMS AND WebNFS. Describe and configure the CacheFS file system Provide read/write Internet access to an NFS resource through a Web browser
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USING AUTOMOUNT. List three benefits of using the automount utility Describe the purpose of each of the types of automount maps Set up automount to read a direct map Describe when the automountd daemon should be restarted
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NAMING SERVICES OVERVIEW. Describe the name service concept List the name services available Define DNS Describe NIS service Describe the function of NIS+ List the table objects of an NIS+ domain Explain the difference between authentication and authorization Describe the name service switch process and determine which configuration is appropriate for your network
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NIS. Describe the NIS components, master server, slave server, and client, and the NIS processes Configure an NIS master, slave, and client List the steps to add a new NIS map Use commands to update and propagate an NIS map
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SOLSTICE ADMINSUITE. List capabilities of the Solstice AdminSuite Use Solstice AdminSuite to add a host using Host Manager Use Solstice AdminSuite to view mount point and disk slice information using the Storage Manager Use Solstice AdminSuite to view time zone information using the Database Manager Use Solstice AdminSuite to view the characteristics of a serial port using the Serial Port Manager Use Solstice AdminSuite to add a user using the User Manager Use Solstice AdminSuite to add a user to a group using the Group Manager Use Solstice AdminSuite to add a printer using the Printer Manager
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ADDING NETWORK CLIENTS. List the requirements a server must meet to support diskless and AutoClient network clients Use solstice to add support for a network client List the steps necessary to create an OS server Name at least three files in the /etc directory that the Host Manager edits when adding support for a network client
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JUMPSTART-AUTOMATIC INSTALLATION. Briefly describe the JumpStart feature List the main components for setting up a network to use automatic installation Set up the network to automatically provide the information necessary to configure a system Create an install server on the network Create a boot server on a subnet Create a configuration directory with a customized rules file and class files Add install clients to install servers and boot servers Boot install clients
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ADMINISTRATION AND CONFIGURATION OF CDE. Configure the CDE Login Manager Configure the CDE Session Manager Configure environment variables with CDE files Modify the Workspace Manager menus; including CDE Workspace and Front Panel menus