his book is intended as an easy-to-access reference point for Solaris 10, the latestT version of the enterprise network operating system developed by Sun Microsystems.
Solaris 10 is now free for all users, making it just as accessible as competing, “free”
UNIX-style systems, such as Linux, and pay-per-seat systems such as Microsoft Windows.
Each chapter provides a concise overview of the technologies that comprise Solaris 10, a
review of the typical operations used for installation and configuration, worked examples,
and a command reference. While it is not possible to provide information on every
command—the online reference material at http://docs.sun.com/ is excellent, after all—
this book provides you with easily accessible examples, where the reason why you might
use certain commands is clearly explained. This is usually what is missing from man pages
and other system documentation, which are designed to be concise.
This reference is divided into six parts that cover all of the tactical activities associated
with Solaris 10 system administration. The sections are roughly ordered by complexity
and timeline—for example, you need to install a system and application software before
implementing security plans and setting up logical volumes, usually in preparation for
deployment of enterprise applications into a networked environment.
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