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| killerhk 2002-06-02, 8:41 pm |
| Dear All,
I just passed Admin I of solaris 8 with 890 mark. It is really not easy.
You will have at least 5-6 type-in question.
You will have one matching question.
Read through the offical book will not make you pass. You have to pratise some of vi & other commands. eg. tar, backup command, etc...
Best Regards,
Ken Cheng
(mcse+I, mcdba, clp, ccnp, ccse) | |
| oracle-dba99 2002-06-02, 10:34 pm |
| Ken,
Good job on passing part 1. Can you tell me
what this 'official book' is exactly? Pardon me if this is a faq type question. I have asked before in this forum but have not got
an answer.
Thanks in advance.
Oracle-dba99 | |
| unixnation 2002-06-03, 6:44 pm |
| The "official book" is the Solaris 8 Operating Environment System Administration I SA-238 Student Guide. It is what Sun gives you when you enroll yourself in their Solaris Administration courses. SA-288 is for part 2.
You may also try other Solaris Certification guides available in your favorite bookstore.
Examples: McGraw Hill/ Syngress
Exam Cram (Coriolis)
and more. | |
| oracle-dba99 2002-06-03, 11:26 pm |
| Unixnation,
Thanks for the clarification. From what you wrote, I gather this offical book can only
be obtained by attending Sun's courses.
That can be expensive proposition if one is not sent by one's employer.
Thanks again.
oracle-dba99
quote:
Originally posted by unixnation
The "official book" is the Solaris 8 Operating Environment System Administration I SA-238 Student Guide. It is what Sun gives you when you enroll yourself in their Solaris Administration courses. SA-288 is for part 2.
You may also try other Solaris Certification guides available in your favorite bookstore.
Examples: McGraw Hill/ Syngress
Exam Cram (Coriolis)
and more.
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| unixnation 2002-06-04, 4:26 pm |
| If you want to get certified,
the other books I've mentioned are okay.
They're a cheaper alternative to Sun training. Actually they are more detailed than the Sun student guide. If you really want a detailed book, use those sysadmin collection pdfs at docs.sun.com.
The "official book" is actually available in pdf format if you search the internet carefully. 
Why would your employer not shoulder a Sun training for you? |
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