SUMMARY:   The course introduces delegates who are familiar with Solaris 8 or 9 to the new features introduced in the Solaris 10 Operating System. AUDIENCE:   Experienced system administrators who are migrating to Solaris 10 from Solaris 8 or Solaris 9. PREREQUISITES:   Delegates should be familiar with the tasks required to be able to administer the Solaris 8 or Solaris 9 Operating Environment. DURATION:   5 Days. APPROACH:   This course is instructor led, with strong emphasis on hands-on practical sessions to reinforce the concepts introduced in the classroom. OBJECTIVES:   The course describes: • The concept of zones and how to configure them • Changes to security and authentication features • Changes to the UFS file system • An introduction to ZFS • Fault and service management • DTrace, and how to use it • Changes to the Internet Protocol and Networking Features • Changes to the Solaris 10 installation procedure COURSE CONTENT:            I.      ZONES Introducing Solaris Zones How and why zone partitioning is used Configuring zones Boot zones Configuring resource pools and zone-wide resource controls Establishing physical memory controls using the resource capping daemon Administering packages in zones     II.      AUTHENTICATION CHANGES Changes to password checking Features of Least Privilege Changes to Kerberos  III.      FILE SYSTEM FEATURES Changes to UFS Introducing ZFS   IV.      FAULT AND SERVICE MANAGEMENT Introducing The Fault Management Architecture Introducing the Service Management Facility      V.      INTRODUCING DTRACE Introduction to the Solaris Dynamic Tracing (DTrace) facility The DTrace architecture List and enable probes, and create action statements and D scripts   VI.      USING DTRACE DTrace performance monitoring capabilities Using the vminfo provider to examine performance problems Using the sysinfo provider to examine performance problems Using the io provider to examine performance problems Using DTrace to obtain information about system calls D scripts that use arguments VII.      INTERNET PROTOCOL FEATURE CHANGES Understanding the IP Quality of Service feature The FireEngine project's changes to the Solaris OS Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol stack TCP multi-data transmission Other miscellaneous changes to IP VIII.      CHANGES TO NFS NFS enhancements for Solaris 9 through Solaris 10 OS Network File System version 4 (NFS version 4) NFS hardware and software requirements, dependencies, and limitations   IX.      SECURITY CHANGES Introducing the Solaris OS Cryptographic Framework (SCF) The Hardware Accelerator for Internet Key Exchange (IKE) The Solaris IP Filter firewall      X.      OTHER NETWORKING CHANGES Introducing and configuring the System Management Agent (SMA) Changes to Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)commands Changes to routing sockets   XI.      CHANGES TO THE SOLARIS 10 OS INSTALLATION Changes to the Solaris installation media Configuring multiple network interfaces during installation Using a Virtual Table of Contents (VTOC) to modify disk partition tables Support for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) version 2 profiles Changes to the Solaris JumpStart software Changes to Flash archives Changes to the Solaris Live Upgrade boot environment The WAN Boot utility Package and patch web installation Introducing the installation license panel   ENS/07