After completing System Administration II the user should be able to:
 

	Manage UNIX accounting systems
	understand the factors that affect system performance
	Optimize resources so that the system performs at its best
	Set up configure and maintain devices
	Evaluate security needs
	Identify the tools used to improve a system's security

System Accounting
Describes UNIX system accounting and how it can assist in keeping track of users and processes.
 

	Describing the UNIX accounting system
	Utilizing the program initiation and shutdown features
	Setting up and turning on the system accounting options.
	Generating daily and summary accounting reports.

Performance Monitoring
Describes performance monitoring that enables system administrators programmers and users to examine UNIX system resources.
 

	Understanding and comparing the factors that affect system performance.
	Utilizing and optimizing the memory and network performance commands
	Developing strategies to deal with performance problems
	Using kernel tuning for enhanced system performance
	Optimizing resources so that the system performs at its best.

Device Administration
Presents issues pertaining to the administration and management of hardware resources.
 

	Utilizing administering and managing the Service Access Facility (SAF)
	Creating and managing port monitors and port services
	Connecting and managing printer resources
	Connecting a PC to UNIX Systems
	Setting up connecting and utilizing X terminals and X resources

UNIX System Security
Provides a broad overview of UNIX security concerns.
 

	Identifying the various types of security attacks and vulnerable areas
	Comparing and utilizing different user authentication methods
	Setting up a security policy and where to find information
	Identifying the tools needed to improve system security
	Utilizing Firewalls and Bastion Hosts

This course is distributed with the UNIX Glossary.