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Introduction to UNIX
Unix Training Overview

This four-day course provides the student with the knowledge to interact with a UNIX operating system. Students will develop their UNIX skills with hands-on experience on Sun’s Solaris OS, the most popular UNIX operating system in the world.

Unix Training Audience

Programmers new to the UNIX environment.

Unix Training Prerequisites

Basic computer knowledge and keyboarding skills are required.

Unix Training Course duration

4 Days

Unix Training Course outline

Basic UNIX Concepts

  • Definition of UNIX
  • History of UNIX
  • Basic UNIX Terms
  • Accessing a UNIX Machine
  • Logging In
  • Passwords
  • Getting System Information
  • Using CDE
  • Introducing CDE
  • Logging into CDE
  • Manipulating CDE Windows
  • Launching CDE Programs
  • Using CDE Programs
  • Using the Front Panel
  • Modifying the Front Panel
  • Creating Action Icons
  • The Filesystem
  • Definition of Filesystem
  • Filesystem Terms
  • Using Pathnames
  • Listing Files
  • Making Directories
  • Removing Directories
  • File Management
  • Copying Files
  • Moving Files
  • Removing Files
  • Looking at the Contents of Files
  • Useful Commands
  • File Manipulation
  • Word Count
  • Man Pages
  • grep
  • egrep
  • fgrep
  • sort
  • cmp
  • diff
  • comm.
  • diremp
  • Finding Files
  • Metacharacters
  • Definition of Metacharacters
  • The : Character
  • “Wildcards”
  • Redirection
  • Using tee
  • File Security
  • Determining Permissions
  • File Permissions vs. Directory Permissions
  • Changing Permissions
  • Default Permissions
  • The vi Editor
  • What is vi?
  • vi Modes
  • Input Commands
  • Movement Commands
  • Delete and Search Commands
  • Advanced Commands
  • crontab and at
  • crontab vs. at
  • Using the crontab Command
  • Using the at Command
  • Jobs and Processes
  • Starting Jobs
  • Pausing Jobs
  • Restarting Jobs
  • Stopping Jobs
  • Variables
  • What are Variables?
  • Displaying Local Variables
  • “Dereferencing” Local Variables
  • Setting Local Variables
  • Displaying Environment Variables
  • “Dereferencing” Environment Variables
  • Setting Environment Variables
  • Special System Variables
  • Aliases
  • What are Aliases?
  • How to View Aliases
  • How to Set Aliases
  • How to Unset Aliases
  • How to Ignore Aliases
  • History
  • What is History?
  • Viewing Previous Commands
  • Re-executing Previous Commands
  • Modifying Commands
  • History Variables
  • File Compression
  • compress
  • tar
  • jar
  • zip
  • gzip
  • Networking Commands
  • ping
  • telnet
  • ftp
  • rlogin
  • rop
  • rsh
  • Dealing with Difficult Files
  • Files That Have Spaces in Their Filenames
  • Files That Have Wildcards in Their Filenames
  • Files That Have a “-“ in the Beginning of Their Filenames
  • Files That Have Control Characters in Their Filenames
  • When All Else Fails
  • Scenario Labs
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