IBM AIX Training
This IBM AIX Training enables you to perform everyday tasks using the AIX operating system. Learn to perform everyday tasks using the AIX operating system.
AIX is an open standards-based UNIX operating system developed by IBM for use on many of its various computer platforms. Although AIX incorporates many elements of standard UNIX implementations, it includes some unique features as well, and UNIX systems administrators would benefit from AIX training if their jobs call for those specialized skills.
This AIX training will start with basics topics like File system of UNIX, Architecture of UNIX, Wildcard characters, Vi-Editor, Usage of filter commands etc.
Then it will cover AIX introduction where you will be introduce to P-Series P4, P5, P6 and P7 hardware features. The AIX course will also compare between AIX 6.1 vs AIX 5.3. It will explain you Evolution of AIX servers and AIX OS, also about AIX on blade servers.
This IBM AIX training will also cover AIX installation where you will learn how to install AIX using new and overwrite method, Preservation method and migration method.This IBM AIX training will also cover topics like Devices, AIX Standalone booting procedure, Software installation, Security and User Administration, Storage Technology like DAS, NAS, SAN.
The AIX course will also cover Logical Volume Manager, its benefits, its components, Physical storage, Logical storage, RAID levels, MWC (Active, Passive), LVM questionnaire include real time issues related to LVM.
IBM AIX training will also explain you about File systems, Paging space, Scheduling, Backup and restore, WPAR, Problem determination, Networking, Network File Sharing (NFS) and Performing tuning.
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Course Information
IBM AIX Training Duration: 30-35 Hours
IBM AIX Training Timings: Week days 1-2 Hours per day (or) Weekends: 2-3 Hours per day
IBM AIX Training Method: Instructor Led Online/Classroom Training
IBM AIX Study Material: Soft Copy
Course Content
Basics
- File system of UNIX
- Architecture of UNIX
- Creating, removing, copying, moving files & directories
- Using files and directories
- Wildcard characters
- Input/Output-Redirections
- File/Directory permissions
- Vi-Editor
- Usage of filter commands
AIX introduction
- Introduction to AIX
- Introduction P-Series P4, P5, P6 and P7 hardware features
- AIX 6.1 vs AIX 5.3
- Upgradation from version 5.3 to 6.1*
- Evolution of AIX servers and AIX OS
- Using SMIT, WSM, SYSTEM DIRECTORY (System Management Interface Tool)
- AIX on blade servers
AIX installation
- Using new and overwrite method
- Preservation method
- migration method
Devices
- Object Data Manager(ODM)
- Device Terminology
- Device states
- Configuring the devices
- Self configuring devices
- Solving Real time issues related to devices
- Solving device related questionnaire
- Change of media speed on Ethernet adapter
AIX Standalone booting procedure
- The boot process
- Important LED codes
- Boot phases
- System initialization
Software installation
- Patching definitions
- Software installation and maintenance
- Software states
- Life cycle of TL, downloading TL from fix central
Security and User Administration
- User accounts
- Groups
- Security logs
- Security files
- Changing ownerships
- Login sequence
- Regaining root’s password
Storage Technology
- DAS ( Direct Attach Storage )
- NAS ( Network Attach Storage )
- SAN ( Storage Attach Storage )
Logical Volume Manager
- Benefits of LVM
- Logical Volume Manager Components
- Physical storage
- Logical storage
- RAID levels
- MWC (Active, Passive)
- Read & Write policies
- Volume groups
- Uses of logical volumes
- LVM questionnaire include real time issues related to LVM
File systems
- Explanation of types of File systems in real time usage.
- Creation of file system
- Creation of RAW File system as per the Database/Application
- Creation and enable of LARGE file system for Database
- Mounting of File system on different directories
- Troubleshooting of corrupted file system
Paging space
- What is paging space?
- Using paging space
- Changing paging space
- Importance of paging space
- Importance of LRUD process
- Real time issues with paging space
Scheduling
- Cron
- At
- batch
- Real time discussions on jobs performed through cron& related issues
Backup and restore
- Mksysb backup-rootvg
- Savevg backup for datavg
- Performing mksysb like real time through NFS
- Altvg backup and different methods for alt disk
- Mirroring rootvg
- SAN boot
- Multibos
- Real time discussions on backups
WPAR
- Its usage in industry
- Creating WPAR & using WPAR
- How to create a file system in WPAR
- Discussions on real time scenarios around 100 real time tickets.
- Configuring ground works monitoring agent
- Resume preparation for AIX
Problem determination
- The errpt command
- The system error log
- Starting and stopping error log
- Diagnostics, what is diag, what is diag cd & its usage in real time
Networking
- What is TCP/IP
- Configuring TCP/IP
- DNS
- Taking host information before reboot
- What is DNS
- Why DNS
- Ether channel, configuring ether channel (NIB and link aggregation)
- Real time networking issues with AIX
- Configuring router between two networks
- Discussion on task related for AIX admin in TCP/IP
Network File Sharing (NFS)
- Configuring NFS server
- Exporting NFS directories
- Mounting an NFS directory at client
- Discussion of real time scenarios, troubleshooting on NFS
- Using rpcinfo, nfsstat, nfsthread
- Starting and stopping of NFS services
Performing tuning
- Issues with CPU
- Issues with memory
- Issues with I/O
- Real time Perf issue discussion, running perfpmr.Sh on AIX