AUDIENCE:   This course is for experienced operators used to larger enterprise systems. This course would be especially suitable for experienced OS/390 or z/OS operators who now also have to provide operations cover and support assistance of AIX-based Systems. PREREQUISITES:   Attendees should have a good basic understanding of operations for another major operating system in an enterprise environment. No prior knowledge of UNIX is required. DURATION:   3 days. Hands on. OBJECTIVES:   This course will provide attendees with the self sufficiency and confidence to operate and help support an AIX based system, typically based on IBM pSeries or RS/6000 Servers. This course will also provide a firm base on which more advanced system administration training can be based. On completion of the course delegates will be able to: · Cope with the daily operations of a multi-user AIX site. · Interface to other support functions such as system administrators, server support or help desks. COURSE CONTENT:   Introduction – History and Terminology The AIX Command Structure Getting Help – System and Web Based The AIX Filesystem The Standard UNIX/AIX Editor – vi Understanding the UNIX Shell Useful Commands for AIX Operators AIX Security Do’s and Dont's Understanding Processes Job scheduling - Cron SMIT & Web Based System Manager Users & Groups System Startup & Shutdown Disk Management Overview Logical Volumes and LVM    · Filesystems – JFS and JFS2 Printing and Basic Print Administration Monitoring System Resources Backups Routine Problem Determination GN07/01