Length: 5
Days
Audience:
Anyone who will be:
Using
AIX at the command line to manage data, files and programs.
Using
AIX editors and tools to create and modify data files and
documents.
Using
the AIX shell and tools to create applications and perform
simple Solaris system administration tasks.
Prerequisites:
Experience with other computer operating systems, especially
DOS or VMS.
Course Description:
This course concentrates on the AIX operating system, its
concepts and facilities for data processing, software development
and database application. You will become familiar with the
partnership forged between AIX utilities and the shell to creatively
manage data.
Course Content:
Getting Started
Logging
in/logging out
AIX
command interpretation
Changing
a password
User-to-User
Communication
Interactive
user-to-user communication
Administrator-to-user
communication
Creating and
Changing Text Files
Text
editors
vi
- Berkeley full screen editor
Modes
of operation
Cursor
movement
Copying
and moving text
Miscellaneous
ex commands
Useful Utilities
Different
AIX systems
Different
AIX commands
Getting
help
Directories and
Files
AIX
filesystem
Filenames/pathnames
Working
with directories and with files
Manipulating
files
Access Permission
Access
to the filesystem
File
and directory permissions
Other
file modes
Using the Shell
Command
interpreter concepts
Metacharacters
to inhibit other metacharacters
Filename
expansion metacharacters
Input/output
redirection metacharacters
Pipes
and filters
Manipulating
Text Files
Commands
to manipulate text
Commands
to manipulate files
Sorting Text
Files
Sorting
a text file
Other
sort options
Regular Expressions
using grep and awk
Searching
through files
grep
and awk
Bourne/Korn/C
Shell Programming
Shell
programming
Variables
While
loop
tput-manipulating
the terminal screen
Working with
a Printer
lp,
lpstat, cancel
The Find Command
Finding
files by name, type, owner,
group,
permissions, or size
and/or/not
-combining and negating criteria
Executing
AIX commands to process found files
Controlling the
Execution of AIX Commands
Background
processes
Controlling
commands
Executing Commands
at a Later Date and Time
batch,
at, and crontab
R Commands
Setting
up permissions
Commands:
rlogin, rsh, rcp, rwho, ruptime, rwall, rusers, and finger
File
Transfer Protocol-FTP
