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Understanding system administration
Understanding system administration
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Understanding the basics
What is system administration?
What to read if you are new
Keeping a system log
The superuser account
The keyboard
Running programs simultaneously with multiscreen displays
System security
Educating users
Planning your site
User resource considerations
Network considerations
Hardware considerations
Summary of system administration tasks
Administering your system with SCOadmin
Starting SCOadmin from the command line
About Sysadmsh Legacy
Refreshing data in the display
Using point help
Using the toolbar
Using SCOadmin in character mode
Navigating the character screen
Using character buttons
Administering other systems with SCOadmin
Problems with multiple invocations
Making selections in character mode
Using the System Defaults Manager
Changing the default editor
Controlling processes with the Process Manager
Viewing processes
Viewing all processes
Viewing processes by attributes
Viewing/finding processes by attribute values
Sorting processes
Customizing the display
Including or excluding attributes in status labels
Searching for a process
Changing the priority of a process
Signaling a process
Troubleshooting SCOadmin
SCOadmin will not start
Recovering from SCOadmin failures in character mode
Remote administration problems
SCOadmin error trace
The SCOadmin event log
Understanding the SCOadmin event log
Using the SCOadmin Event Logs Manager
Performing basic system monitoring and tuning
Using the System Information Manager
Using the Login Session Viewer or the who command
Using the System Time Manager
Using the System Monitor
Managing log data
Setting System Monitor alarms
Setting System Monitor options
Customizing System Monitor colors
Setting colors using the sysmonitor file
Setting colors using the .sys_mon file
Using the System Tuner
Checking and clearing system log files
Using the System Logs Manager
Clearing system log files from the command line
Clearing log files automatically
Using the Reports Manager
Reporting password status
Reporting user login activity
Making list selections
Enabling or disabling system accounting
Viewing system accounting reports
Checking file security
Communicating with users
Message of the day
The wall command
Changing the maximum allowed file size (ulimit)
Considerations for large files
Managing swap space
Managing processors and processes
Licensing multiple processors
Using the Processor Manager
Displaying processor information (psrinfo)
Taking processors on/off-line (psradm)
Binding processes to processors (pbind)
Placing processors in an exclusive binding mode (pexbind)
Using the system console and non-graphical displays
Using multiscreens
Reducing the number of multiscreens
Multiscreens and multiple video adapters
Using the console screen protection feature
Changing non-graphical video fonts
Controlling non-graphical color displays with setcolor
Changing the foreground and background colors
Changing reverse video colors
Changing the screen border color
Sounding the keyboard bell
Resetting the screen
Setting the console keyboard type
Switching keyboard modes manually
Changing modes permanently
Using serial multiscreens with mscreen
Adding pseudo-ttys
mscreen troubleshooting
Advanced mscreen configuration
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