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This document provides an overview and syllabus for an AIX System Administration class that will take place over 5 days from 9:30am to 5:30pm. The class will cover topics such as Unix and AIX overviews, IBM POWER servers, installing the AIX operating system, and logging into the system. Hands-on experience will be provided through virtualized AIX systems on IBM POWER7 blades in the classroom lab network.
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- 70. Installing the AIX Operating System
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- 73. Installing the AIX Operating System
- 74. Installing the AIX Operating System
- 75. Logging into the System
- 76. High level Components of a Unix system
- 77. AIX – Logging into the system
- 113. Navigating around the system
- 141. SMIT – System Management Interface Tool
- 144. SMIT
- 145. SMIT
- 152. SMIT
- 162. SMIT
- 163. AIX User Management
- 195. AIX User Management