HP-UX: Unix System Basics I

About this class

This course is part one of an extensive introduction to the UNIX operating system and how to use its many commands and utilities. Together with UNIX System Basics II (H2572S) it is the foundation and prerequisite for most other UNIX courses. The 3-day course is 60 percent lecture and 40 percent hands-on.

Who will the lesson benefit?

System administrators, network administrators, software developers, programmers, operators, and technical users

What prerequisites are required

You should have general computer literacy and be familiar with a keyboard.

Contents of this class

• Introduction to UNIX
• Logging In and General Orientation
• Using CDE
• Navigating the File System
• Managing Files
• File Permissions and Access
• Shell Basics
• Shell Advanced Features
• File Name Generation
• Quoting; Input and Output Redirection; Pipes; Using Network Services.

Optional follow-on classes

UNIX System Basics II knowledge and skills. H2572S