UNIX System Administrator's Reference Manual
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THE THESIS
This manual serves as a comprehensive reference for the UNIX operating system. It details the commands, system calls, and file formats essential for system administration, providing the foundational knowledge required to manage and maintain UNIX environments effectively.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Detailed explanations of core UNIX commands and utilities.
- Comprehensive coverage of system calls for process management, file I/O, and inter-process communication.
- Descriptions of key file formats, including configuration files and device files.
- Information on shell scripting and command-line interface usage.
- Guidance on user and group management, permissions, and security.
- Overview of system startup and shutdown procedures.
- Details on network configuration and management within the UNIX environment.
- Reference for essential system administration tasks and troubleshooting.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This reference manual is regarded as a foundational text for UNIX system administrators. Its detailed technical information and comprehensive command reference make it an indispensable tool for anyone managing UNIX systems. The manual's thoroughness ensures that administrators can find precise information on system calls, file formats, and administrative procedures. It is a go-to resource for understanding the intricacies of the UNIX operating system.
Page Count:
427
Publication Date:
1988-03-01
Publisher:
Prentice Hall PTR
ISBN-10:
0139361472
ISBN-13:
9780139361470
Non-Fiction
Science & Technology
Computer Science
Reference
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