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AIX Basics Training Course | Introduction to AIX (AN10G)

  • CMDBID 1001494
  • Course Code AN10G
  • Duration 3 Days
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Overview

This course enables you to perform everyday tasks using the AIX operating system. Learn to perform everyday tasks using the AIX operating system.

This course provides lectures and hands on labs in an instructor lead course environment, either in a face-to-face classroom or in a live virtual classroom environment (ILO - Instructor Led Online). The lab images are using the AIX 7.3 operating system.

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Audience

This basic course is intended for anyone who requires basic AIX/UNIX user skills to be able to work in an AIX environment.

This course is also a prerequisite for many courses in the AIX Systems Administration curriculum.

Skills Gained

  • Log into an AIX system and set a user password
  • Use AIX on-line documentation
  • Manage AIX files and directories
  • Describe the purpose of the shell
  • Use the vi editor
  • Execute common AIX commands and manage AIX processes
  • Customize the working environment
  • Use common AIX utilities

Prerequisites

You should be familiar with:

  • Basic information technology (IT) concepts and the role of an operating system

Outline

Day 1

  • (00:20) Welcome
  • (01:30) Unit 1: Getting started with AIX
  • (00:20) Exercise 1: Getting started with AIX
  • (01:15) Unit 2: Files and directories
  • (00:30) Exercise 2: Files and directories
  • (00:45) Unit 3: The vi editor
  • (00:45) Exercise 3: The vi editor
  • (00:40) Unit 4: Using files
  • (00:45) Exercise 4: Using files

Day 2

  • (01:00) Unit 5: File permissions
  • (00:30) Exercise 5: File permissions
  • (01:00) Unit 6: Shell basics
  • (00:30) Exercise 6: Shell basics
  • (00:40) Unit 7: Using shell variables
  • (00:45) Exercise 7: Using shell variables

Day 3

  • (01:15) Unit 8: Processes
  • (00:45) Exercise 8: Processes
  • (00:30) Unit 9: Customizing the user environment
  • (00:30) Exercise 9: Customizing the user environment
  • (00:55) Unit 10: AIX utilities: Part 1
  • (00:30) Exercise 10: AIX utilities: Part 1
  • (00:40) Unit 11: AIX utilities: Part 2
  • (00:30) Exercise 11: AIX utilities: Part 2
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Certification

Some courses may support vendor certification exams or digital badges. Exam availability depends on the specific programme and vendor requirements.

What is the AIX Basics AN10G course about?

The AIX Basics AN10G course provides practical knowledge and skills used by professionals working with this technology or framework.

Who should attend the AIX Basics AN10G training course?

This course is designed for IT professionals, engineers, analysts, administrators and project teams who need hands-on knowledge.

Does the AIX Basics AN10G course include certification or an exam?

Many AIX Basics AN10G courses prepare participants for vendor certification exams or digital badges depending on the programme.

How can I enrol in the AIX Basics AN10G course?

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