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Intermediate Unix

Become an advanced Unix/Linux user

• 2 days • £1540/$1960 • world-wide


You will learn:

  • Login and logout of Unix
  • Manipulate files and directories in the shell
  • Recall and edit commands
  • Build several commands into a command line tool
  • Use the vi editor (emacs is optional)
  • Manage Unix processes
  • Use Unix tools including sed and awk
  • Use networking tools
  • Write shell scripts

 


Course Benefits

Unix is recognised as a leading Enterprise server, having a very large market ranging from small to very large businesses. The majority of web-servers in the world run on Unix platforms.

Using Unix is becoming increasingly important as the Internet grows and more and more companies implement Unix or Linux systems.

This course is generic, and the skills learnt apply equally to HP-UX, Sun Solaris, ICL DRS/NX, Linux, Dynix, SCO or other versions of Unix.

 


Who should attend?

This course is designed for the first time or basic Unix user. The course is ideally suited for those who are currently using Unix but wish to know how it works and to extend their knowledge. It is also suitable for those with no Unix experience.

Optionally, the course can cover common tools used by developers such as make and SCCS, please contact us for further details.

 


Course Contents

Introduction

  • Recap the basics
  • History of Unix
  • Unique features of Unix
  • Login & Logout
  • The structure of Unix

The Shells

  • sh, ksh, csh, bash
  • The command line
  • Running commands
  • File wildcards
  • Aliases
  • Command substitution
  • Shell variables
  • Special shell variables
  • Command history
  • Input and Output
  • stdin, stdout, stderr
  • redirecting output, errors, input
  • combining output
  • Pipes & filters

Editing in Unix

  • Unix editors genealogy
  • Ed, ex, vi and emacs
  • vi tutorial
  • emacs (optional)

Unix Files

  • The file system
  • File names and extensions
  • Directories
  • Moving around directories
  • Files - where are things?
  • File devices
  • Listing files
  • Looking at file contents
  • Manipulating files
  • Finding files
  • Comparing files

Unix Processes

  • What are Processes?
  • Viewing Processes
  • ps and top
  • signals & kill
  • Controlling Jobs
  • Scheduling

Unix tools

  • Filters & tools
  • cat, tee, grep
  • Regular expressions
  • tr, cut, sort, uniq
  • sed and awk
  • od, strings

Unix Shell Scripts

  • The basics
  • Comments
  • Creating output
  • Interactive input
  • I/O
  • Script arguments
  • Special variables
  • Permissions & PATH
  • Return codes
  • Conditional tests
  • Conditional statements
  • Loops
  • The case command
  • Shell functions
  • Options
  • Debugging

Unix Networking

  • TCP/IP
  • Generic Applications
  • FTP
  • telnet
  • The "r" commands

System Administration

  • A brief introduction

Conclusion

  • Opportunity for review, final questions and further hands-on

 


Unix Practical Work

Hands-On includes:

  • Logging in and out
  • Using the Unix shell
  • Starting stopping and managing processes
  • Creating files with vi
  • Managing files and directories
  • Creating shell scripts
  • Using network tools

 


The Lecturers

All our trainers are practising Linux consultants with extensive experience with Linux and Unix in large commercial environments. They are ideally suited to bringing you the highest quality of training.

 


Locations

Our courses are available world-wide in our virtual classrooms accompanied by virtual labs. We also deliver on-site training and public training at venues around the world.

Please contact us if you are looking for training in your area.

 

  • Aberdeen, Scotland, UK
  • Basingstoke, England, UK
  • Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
  • Glasgow, Scotland, UK
  • Inverness, Scotland, UK
  • Leeds, England, UK
  • London, England, UK
  • Manchester, England, UK
  • Sheffield, England, UK
  • Europe - various locations
  • Ljubljana, Slovenia
  • Malaysia - various locations
  • Boston, USA
  • San Francisco, USA
  • New York, USA
  • Washington DC, USA
  • USA - various locations
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