Learning Partner Programs

Following are the prerequisites for this course: œ None To locate Cisco courses that cover the listed prerequisites, refer to www.cisco.com/go/ase.

The course outline is as follows: I. Discuss UNIX, UNIX standardization, and Sun Solaris. II. Introduce shell scripts, commands, common shells, and proper shell command syntax as well as the execution of shell commands. III. Discuss sessions and demonstrate logging in/out of a UNIX system using the bash shell. IV. Discussion of directory structure, working with files and directories, creating and removing directories, listing files and directories, links, redirection, and appending files. V. List file permissions, discuss file ownership, set permissions, discuss symbolic permissions. VI. Use the command line to introduce and demonstrate the use of wildcards, find, grep, compression and decompression commands, and manual pages. VII. Discuss and demonstrate remote connection types, as well as FTP and its uses. VIII. Introduce various text editors and focus on proficient usage of the vi editor by introducing editing, navigation, and global commands, then reinforcing lecture through hands-on exercises. IX. Introduce some of the more advanced commands of UNIX such as task-specific commands, archiving, networking, file and directory, manipulation and navigation, and diagnostic reports and reinforce learning with hands-on exercises.

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The course outline is as follows: I. Discuss UNIX, UNIX standardization, and Sun Solaris. II. Introduce shell scripts, commands, common shells, and proper shell command syntax as well as the execution of shell commands. III. Discuss sessions and demonstrate logging in/out of a UNIX system using the bash shell. IV. Discussion of directory structure, working with files and directories, creating and removing directories, listing files and directories, links, redirection, and appending files. V. List file permissions, discuss file ownership, set permissions, discuss symbolic permissions. VI. Use the command line to introduce and demonstrate the use of wildcards, find, grep, compression and decompression commands, and manual pages. VII. Discuss and demonstrate remote connection types, as well as FTP and its uses. VIII. Introduce various text editors and focus on proficient usage of the vi editor by introducing editing, navigation, and global commands, then reinforcing lecture through hands-on exercises. IX. Introduce some of the more advanced commands of UNIX such as task-specific commands, archiving, networking, file and directory, manipulation and navigation, and diagnostic reports and reinforce learning with hands-on exercises.

Following are the prerequisites for this course: œ None To locate Cisco courses that cover the listed prerequisites, refer to www.cisco.com/go/ase.