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AIX 5L Administration

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ISBN-10: 0072228415

ISBN-13: 9780072228410

Edition: 2003

Authors: Randal K. Michael

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List price: $49.99
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
Publication date: 1/1/2002
Binding: E-Book 
Pages: 704
Language: English

Acknowledgmentsp. xiii
System Administration Tasks and Tools
Introductionp. 3
AIX and UNIXp. 4
New Features of AIX with Version 5Lp. 5
System Administration Activitiesp. 11
Checklistp. 14
DocSearch and the Online Manual Pages: Getting Help from the Systemp. 15
AIX Helpp. 16
DocSearch Overviewp. 16
DocSearch Installationp. 16
Using DocSearchp. 24
Man Pagesp. 31
Checklistp. 35
Systems and System Architecture
POWER Processors and Systemsp. 39
The History of the POWER Processorp. 41
Code Name Regatta: the p690p. 46
pSeries Machinesp. 48
Compatibilityp. 49
Checklistp. 50
AIX 5L Kernelp. 51
Kernel Architecturep. 52
More About the Kernelp. 56
Checklistp. 56
System Installation and Management
System Management Toolsp. 61
SMITp. 62
Using SMITp. 63
Web-Based System Managerp. 71
Distributed Systems Managementp. 72
Checklistp. 75
AIX Installation and Maintenancep. 77
Installation and Maintenance Planningp. 78
Installing AIXp. 89
Installing Licensed Program Products (LPP)p. 100
Installing Non-LPP Productsp. 103
Removing Installed Softwarep. 103
Applying Maintenance Level (ML) Patchesp. 104
Post Installation and Maintenance Tasksp. 107
Distributed System Installationp. 109
Checklistp. 114
AIX System Boot and Shutdownp. 115
Booting the Systemp. 116
Creating Bootable Mediap. 117
Boot Sequence of Eventsp. 120
The AIX Boot Processp. 121
Fast Boot on MP Machines with mpcfg Command Optionp. 125
Stopping the Systemp. 126
Troubleshootingp. 126
Itanium-Based System Bootp. 127
Checklistp. 128
System Configuration and Customization
AIX Runtime Configurationp. 133
System Environmentsp. 134
PTYp. 145
Checklistp. 147
AIX Device Configuration Manager (cfgmgr) and the Object Data Manager (ODM)p. 149
ODM Overviewp. 150
ODM Componentsp. 150
Device Configurationp. 155
Predefined and Customized Devicesp. 155
Device Statesp. 160
Boot Devicesp. 160
Small Computer System Interfacep. 161
Using smitty cfgmgr to AutoConfigure Your Systemp. 164
Updating the Product Topology Diskettep. 164
Checklistp. 165
Tape Systemsp. 167
Tape Toolsp. 173
Linear Open Tape (LTO) Ultrium Tape Drivesp. 174
IBM 3494 Enterprise Tape Libraryp. 175
Linux Tape Supportp. 176
Public Domain Tape Toolsp. 176
Checklistp. 177
The AIX Logical Volume Manager (LVM)p. 179
Disk Evolutionp. 180
Disks Are Doubling Every Six Monthsp. 180
Disk Hardwarep. 180
Disk Installationp. 184
Introducing the LVMp. 191
Configuring Volume Groupsp. 198
Configuring Logical Volumesp. 206
Filesystems (JFS and JFS2)p. 213
Paging Spacep. 224
Volume Maintenancep. 228
Troubleshootingp. 230
Checklistp. 231
Printers and the Print Subsystemp. 233
Data Flow of a Print Jobp. 234
Configuring AIX Printersp. 238
lpd Daemonp. 243
Testing and Modifying Printer Configurationp. 251
Managing AIX Printersp. 251
Highly Available Print Queuesp. 255
ASCII Terminal Printersp. 256
X Station Printersp. 258
Configuring and Using the System V Printer Subsystemp. 259
Checklistp. 270
Network Configuration and Customization
TCP/IPp. 275
TCP/IP Network Modelp. 276
Network Devices and Interfacesp. 277
Addressingp. 283
Network Routingp. 287
Domain Name Systemp. 289
TCP/IP Subsystemsp. 291
DHCPp. 293
SLIP and PPPp. 293
Planningp. 299
TCP/IP Configurationp. 299
Network Securityp. 305
TCP/IP Troubleshootingp. 307
Checklistp. 308
Networked Filesystems
Networked Filesystems: NFS, NIS, and NIS+p. 311
Network File Systemp. 312
NFS Serverp. 314
NFS Clientsp. 316
Network Information Services: NIS and NIS+p. 320
Troubleshootingp. 326
Highly Available Serversp. 327
Checklistp. 329
Distributed File Systemp. 331
DFS Componentsp. 336
Installation and Configurationp. 338
Operation and Administrationp. 347
Starting DFSp. 348
Access Control Listsp. 349
Fileset Replicationp. 350
DFS Backupp. 351
Checklistp. 351
Linux Affinity
Linux Affinity with AIXp. 355
Running Linux Applications on AIX 5Lp. 356
Strong Linux Affinity with AIXp. 363
Checklistp. 364
Distributed Services
Mail and Sendmailp. 367
Sendmail Componentsp. 369
Starting and Stopping Sendmailp. 375
Mail Logsp. 376
Configuration Examplesp. 376
Delivery Agents and Protocolsp. 380
Mail Clientsp. 382
Debuggingp. 383
Managing Mail Queuesp. 387
Checklistp. 388
Apache Web Servicep. 389
Creating Web Contentp. 399
Web Browsers and Helper Applicationsp. 405
Checklistp. 405
X11 Administrationp. 407
Overviewp. 408
Componentsp. 409
Managementp. 410
Start and Stop Display Managersp. 419
The Desktop Environmentp. 421
Desktop Componentsp. 421
Desktop Summaryp. 425
IBM X Station Administrationp. 425
Checklistp. 429
Managing Users and Resources
Managing the User Environmentp. 433
Physical Resourcesp. 434
UID Space and Groupsp. 435
Resource Limitsp. 437
User Account Access Rightsp. 442
User Account Environmentp. 442
Managing User Accountsp. 448
Password Filesp. 454
Checklistp. 457
Process Managementp. 459
Process Attributesp. 460
Parent Child Inheritancep. 465
Controlling Processesp. 466
The /proc Filesystemp. 468
Scheduled Processes (cron)p. 472
System Resource Controllerp. 475
Checklistp. 478
System Accountingp. 479
Data Collectionp. 480
Accounting Configurationp. 482
Accounting Commandsp. 486
Periodic Housecleaningp. 490
Checklistp. 491
Security
Auditing and Securityp. 495
Passwordsp. 497
Alternative Authentication Methodsp. 499
Controlling Superuser Accessp. 503
Securing Network Accessp. 504
Securing File Accessp. 504
Trusted Computing Basep. 508
The Auditing Subsystemp. 512
Additional Security Toolsp. 516
Sources of Informationp. 517
Checklistp. 517
Distributed Computing Environment (DCE)p. 519
DCE RPCp. 520
AIX and DCEp. 524
DCE Planningp. 527
DCE Installation and Configurationp. 529
DCE Implementation Considerationsp. 536
Driving DCEp. 537
Checklistp. 537
System Recovery and Tuning
Backup and Copy Utilitiesp. 541
Backup Strategiesp. 544
Backing Up a Filesystemp. 549
Creating a Bootable Operating System Image: mksysbp. 549
Use savevg for Non-Root Volume Groupsp. 551
Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM)p. 552
IBM's SysBack Utilityp. 553
Restoring Files and Filesystemsp. 553
Other Backup Utilitiesp. 554
Network Backupsp. 555
Verifying the Backup Is Successfulp. 556
Making a Copy of a Tapep. 556
What's on That Tape?p. 556
Checklistp. 557
System Monitoring and Tuningp. 561
Know Your Workloadp. 562
AIX Operating System Characteristicsp. 562
AIX Tuning Toolsp. 568
AIX Monitoring Toolsp. 576
Checklistp. 581
Problem Analysis and Recoveryp. 583
Backups and Bootable Mediap. 584
LED Status Informationp. 586
Checking the Service Processor Error Logp. 588
What's in the System Error Report?p. 589
System Memory Dumpsp. 591
System Logsp. 592
AIX Kernel Structurep. 593
crash Command Is Replaced by kdb in AIX 5Lp. 594
Hardware Diagnostics Using diagp. 594
Calling for Helpp. 595
Operating System Fixesp. 595
Checklistp. 596
High Availability
HACMP and Clusteringp. 599
Overviewp. 600
Planning a Clusterp. 601
How HACMP Worksp. 602
Creating a Cluster: Hardware Setupp. 609
Tuning AIX for HACMPp. 612
Creating a Cluster: Defining and Configuring Resourcesp. 614
Synchronizing the Clusterp. 614
Traditional IP Address Takeover and IPAT via IP Aliasingp. 614
Choosing a Resource Group Policyp. 616
HACMP Cluster Administrationp. 618
Troubleshootingp. 622
Additional Features in HACMPp. 624
Checklistp. 628
Storage Area Networks and Network Attached Storage
SAN, NAS, and iSCSI Consolidated Storagep. 631
Storage Consolidationp. 632
Network Attached Storage (NAS)p. 634
Storage Area Network (SAN)p. 635
Zoningp. 638
Enterprise Storage Server (ESS) a.k.a. the Sharkp. 640
Checklistp. 667
Appendixp. 669
Indexp. 671
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