Solaris Administrator I Exam Objectives

Install the Solaris 2.x operating System using quick install.
Discuss Sun's client-server environment and other important system administration terms and concepts.
Modify and manage files and directories in the file system (mkdir, rmdir, rm).
Use vi editor commands to create and modify text files.
Navigate through the Solaris file system using the command line interface (pwd, cd, ls).
Perform basic user security tasks (who, id, last, chown, chgrp).
Use data access control to enhance file security (chmod).
Manipulate text files using the command line interface (cat, more, cp, mv, rm).
Employ shell features to streamline command execution in the Bourne shell (!, *, ?, {}, |, \).
Use maintenance commands to simplify system administration (find, cron, at).
Send mail from the command line.
Use Administration Tool to add user accounts and groups, and to add and manage local and remote printers.
Print text files using the command line interface(lp. lpstat, cancel).
Identify partitions and monitor disk space usage.
Verify partitions on disk (format).
Compress and send binary files (tar, compress, uuencode, uudecode).
Remote login, and copy files from one workstation to another, using the command line interface.
Comprehend NFS distributed computing file system concepts (mount, du, df).