UXLIN15

DATES:

1. Introduction
   • The instructor presents and demonstrates examples of interest and value to the client's implementation of Solaris 10.
2. Containers
   • Solaris Container technology utilizes Dynamic Resource Pools for enabling CPU resources to be dedicated to specific applications.
   • Create a new resource pool.
3. Zones
   • Create a zone on the New Resource Pool defined previously.
4. Resource Management
   • Create a project and set the resource control.
   • Start up a task under this project.
   • Verify the project governing the current shell.
   • View resource constraints for a process.
   • List all existing projects.
5. Authentication Changes
   • Identify changes to authentication features and then identify the features of Least Privilege.
   • Turn on monitoring for failed login attempts.
6. Controlling Access to Devices
   • View the device policy for the devices on the instructor workstation.
   • Change the Device Policy on an existing device.
7. RBAC: Role-based Access Control
   • Utilize RBAC: Role-based Access Control to create and set the role to a user.
8. System Resources
   • Display the following resources: 1- Installed memory. 2- Operating system release information. 3- System information.
9. DTrace Features and Architecture
   • Perform the following tasks: 1- Print all the functions that process id xxx calls. 2- Add the aggregates in the script developed in class for the purpose of examining a summary table of user functions. 3- Collect a table with function and library name by changing the index to probemod, probefunc.
10. New Tunable Parameters
    • The instructor presents and demonstrates examples of interest and value to the client's implementation of Solaris 10.
11. New Commands and Options
    • A number of new commands are available in Solaris 10. Present and develop a number of examples for these new commands.
    • For example, ascertain the following: 1- Processor type. 2- Number of physical processors installed on the system. 3- The number of virtual processors available on the system.
12. Service Management Facility
    • The SMF: Service Management Facility module monitors and displays the services running on a host. The current state of a service can be observed. However, it is not possible to create, delete, or modify the properties of a service. A service can be enabled or disabled when certain conditions are met.
    • Perform the following: 1- Enable and disable services. 2- Stop, start, and restart services. 3- Observe the status of a system service.