UnixCBT feat. Solaris® 10 Edition focuses on the enterprise-trusted, Solaris® 10 Operating System (OS).
The coursework focuses on traditional Unix features including: Bourne/BASH shells, user/group management, file permissions, disk management, Cron, Network Time Protocol (NTP), Network File System (NFS), SendMail, and File Transfer Protocol (FTP).
UnixCBT feat. Solaris® 10 Edition also covers Solaris® 10-specific features, including but not limited to: Custom installations, Service Management Facility (SMF) framework, Package & Patch management, Unix File System (UFS) management, Volume management (RAID-0/1/5), Solaris® Management Console (SMC), Solaris® Zones, and the Zettabyte File System (ZFS).
Additionally, UnixCBT feat. Solaris® 10 Edition covers the integration of key Open Source technologies, including, but not limited to: Grand Unified Boot Loader (GRUB), GNOME Desktop, Samba, Apache HTTPD, MySQL, PHP (SAMP), BIND (DNS), Secure Shell Version 2 (SSHv2), GNU Privacy Guard (GPG (PGP-compliant encryption tools), TCPDump, Snort® NIDS, and Nmap.
Recommended Prerequisites for:
<LI type=disc>Any LinuxCBT OS Edition such as LinuxCBT feat. SUSE® Enterprise Edition <UL><LI type=square>Open mind & determination to master Linux and related open-source applications <LI type=square>Basic MS Windows skills Basic understanding of networking concepts <LI type=square>Access to a PC to perform all of the installations and exercises </UL>
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Installations
<LI type=disc>Local Media (CDROM) Text-based Installation on Dell PowerEdge Hardware <UL><LI type=circle>Discuss features of Solaris® 10 <LI type=circle>Explore system BIOS <LI type=circle>Configure BIOS for local media booting <LI type=circle>Boot local media and discuss default GRUB options for installation <LI type=circle>Boot installation and discuss installation options <LI type=circle>Discuss system requirements for text & GUI installations <LI type=circle>Discuss single-user mode access <LI type=circle>Boot text-based installation and explain hardware detection process & assignment <LI type=circle>Configure network parameters <LI type=circle>Configure time & locale parameters <LI type=circle>Explore software companion DVD components <LI type=circle>Select appropriate installation package group (Entire Distribution) <LI type=circle>Customize file system slices - /, /export/home, SWAP <LI type=circle>Complete installation of Entire Distribution Reboot and confirm boot to the GUI screen
</UL><LI type=circle>Pre-Execution (PXE) Nework-based Installation on Dell PowerEdge Hardware
<UL><LI type=circle>Explain PXE installation requirements (TFTP, DHCP, etc.) <LI type=circle>Prepare an alternate Solaris® server to become an Install Server - ./setup_install_server <LI type=circle>Share Install Server source files using Network File System (NFS) <LI type=circle>Configure SuSE® Linux DHCP Server to support the PXE client (Solaris® server) using a reservation <LI type=circle>Configure Solaris® Install server to support the Solaris® client - ./add_install_client <LI type=circle>Explore files created by ./add_install_client to support PXE <LI type=circle>Explain PXE-boot process <LI type=circle>Boot PowerEdge server and configure BIOS to boot using PXE <LI type=circle>Reboot and install Solaris® 10 across the network without local media <LI type=circle>Install using Solaris® Interactive option <LI type=circle>Configure GUI (KVM) settings for graphical installation <LI type=circle>Configure network parameters <LI type=circle>Configure time & locale parameters <LI type=circle>Confirm additional parameters and NFS path to source files <LI type=circle>Customize file system slices - /, /export/home, /var, SWAP <LI type=circle>Complete installation of Entire Distribution <LI type=circle>Reboot and explore the Grand Unified Boot Loader (s) menu items <LI type=circle>Discuss Service Management Facility (SMF) initial starup process Confirm GUI Login
</UL><LI type=circle>Console-based (Serial Cisco Firewall Rollover Cable) Installation
<UL><LI type=circle>Discuss requirements of serial installation <LI type=circle>Execute ./add_install_client to setup console installation option on appropriate com port <LI type=circle>Boot PowerEdge server and confirm PXE boot <LI type=circle>Select console boot option and confirm GRUB boot option <LI type=circle>Connect to SuSE® Linux and use kermit to connect via com1 to the PowerEdge server <LI type=circle>Continue PXE-Console(Serial) installation <LI type=circle>Alter kermit console to resemble a mainframe terminal <LI type=circle>Configure network parameters <LI type=circle>Configure time & locale parameters <LI type=circle>Customize file system slices - /, /export/home, /var, /usr, /opt, SWAP <LI type=circle>Complete installation of Entire Distribution Configure X.org GUI parameters using kdmconfig
</UL><LI type=circle>Sysidcfg (phase 1) & JumpStart-based (phase 2) Installation - Unattended Installs
<UL><LI type=circle>Explain the directives(network,locale,etc.) and application of the 'sysidcfg' file <LI type=circle>Define the 'sysidcfg' file <LI type=circle>Execute ./add_install_client to provide support for 'sysidcfg' file <LI type=circle>Reboot using PXE and install using 'sysidcfg' file, confirming auto-population of directives - phase 1 <LI type=circle>Discuss rules regarding JumpStart installation method - phase 2 <LI type=circle>Introduction to the 'rules.ok' file <LI type=circle>Discuss 'rules.ok' profile development for classes of users (marketing, development, etc.) <LI type=circle>Define 'rules.ok' profile file with appropriate criteria, validae, and store in NFS-accessible location <LI type=circle>Reboot server, and confirm 'sysidcfg' and 'rules.ok' files in GRUB entry Continue JumpStart, unattended installation
</UL><LI type=circle>Desktop Console-based Installation with PXE
<UL><LI type=circle>Boot using 'sysidcfg' and 'rules.ok' files incorporated in JumpStart option <LI type=circle>Configure X.org using kdmconfig Complete unattended remainder of installation
</UL><LI type=circle>Flash-based (Snapshot) Installation with PXE and JumpStart Integration
<UL><LI type=circle>Discuss ideal environment for implementing flash installations <LI type=circle>Identify the current runlevel and enter single-user mode to prepare flash archive <LI type=circle>Use the 'flar' utility to take a snapshot of the system <LI type=circle>Use Secure Copy (scp) to copy flash archive to NFS server <LI type=circle>Reboot PowerEdge server and perform flash installation <LI type=circle>Compete installation, reboot and confirm initial startup <LI type=circle>Configure JumpStart and flash archive installation <LI type=circle>Configure X.org GUI parameters using kdmconfig <LI type=circle>Customize file system slices - /, SWAP <LI type=circle>Complete installation Confirm results - GUI Login
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System Administration
Grand Unified Boot Loader (GRUB) Implementation
<UL><LI type=circle>Describe the boot process (BIOS - GRUB - Solaris® Kernel - Sched - Init - SMF - Runlevel) <LI type=circle>Discuss the default GRUB menu items <LI type=circle>Explain how GRUB references bootable media <LI type=circle>Boot into single-user mode by modifying GRUB Explore the GRUB startup environment
</UL><LI type=circle>System Initialization (INIT - PID 1)
<UL><LI type=circle>Describe init's invocation <LI type=circle>Peruse init's default configuration file /etc/inittab <LI type=circle>Explain runlevels <LI type=circle>Compare & contrast Solaris® & Linux runlevels Explore /etc/init.d and /etc/rc* directories
</UL><LI type=circle>Service Management Facility (SMF) Framework
<UL><LI type=circle>Discuss the adavantages and features of SMF
<LI type=circle>Discuss the service configuration database
<LI type=circle>Explain support for legacy services <LI type=circle>Discuss the role of service restarters - 'svc.startd' & 'inetadm' <LI type=circle>Describe support for INETD-controlled daemons <LI type=circle>Enumerate services configured on the system, including state information <LI type=circle>Discuss & examine Fault Management Resource Identifiers (FMRIs) <LI type=circle>Discuss service dependencies <LI type=circle>Use 'svcadm' to manage (disable/enable) services <LI type=circle>Break dependencies and evaluate the results <LI type=circle>Use 'inetadm' to manage INETD-related services Convert legacy INETD service to SMF-managed service
</UL><LI type=circle>GNOME Desktop Environment
<UL><LI type=circle>Explore GNOME Desktop <LI type=circle>Identify key features <LI type=circle>Explore the Control Panel interface <LI type=circle>Browse the filie system using Nautilus explorer <LI type=circle>Correlate GNOME Desktop items to files in the user's home directory <LI type=circle>Customize GNOME Desktop <LI type=circle>Create GNOME Desktop launchers (Shortcuts) Save configuration
</UL><LI type=circle>Shell-based User & Group Management
<UL>Enumerate key user & group management tools
Analyze the fields in /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, /etc/group
Correlate /etc/passwd to /etc/shadow entries
Create and modify users and groups
Alter the default encryption algorithm used for passwords
Add users to groups and evaluate results
</UL><LI type=circle>Solaris® Management Console (SMC) - Consolidated GUI System Management
<UL>Confirm that 'wbem' is running
Launch SMC and connect to local 'wbem' instance
Authenticate and explore the SMC GUI interface
Peruse key system metrics
Explore the log viewer interface
Manage users & groups using SMC
Define user templates and create users based on those templates
Examine scheduled jobs and correlate to crontab entries
Explore mounted file systems
</UL><LI type=circle>Bourne Again Shell (BASH)/Bourne Shell Basics
<UL><LI type=circle>Distinguish between privileged and non-privileged uses <LI type=circle>Identify the default shell for a given user <LI type=circle>Discuss features of BASH <LI type=circle>Execute BASH <LI type=circle>Discuss pseudo-terminals and how to identify connected terminals <LI type=circle>Modify user's accounts to default to BASH using shell & SMC <LI type=circle>Use 'su' to switch users <LI type=circle>Explore key BASH commands <LI type=circle>Focus on BASH input, output, and error redirection <LI type=circle>Explore BASH command chaining <LI type=circle>Use logical BASH operators (&&, ||) to control program logic <LI type=circle>Discuss and alter BASH global and user-specific configuration files Reveal key information using system info commands
</UL><LI type=circle>Package Management
<UL><LI type=circle>Discus options for managing packages
<LI type=circle>Discuss package nomenclature <LI type=circle>Use 'installer' script in GUI & text modes to install packages
<LI type=circle>Install packages from the Software Companion DVD sources <LI type=circle>Use 'prodreg' to display currently-installed software <LI type=circle>Install packages using prodreg and evaluate results <LI type=circle>Enumerate existing packages using 'pkginfo' <LI type=circle>Echo package metadata using pkginfo <LI type=circle>Use 'pkgchk' to enumerate package's contents <LI type=circle>Use pkgchk to discover discrepancies in file locations and permissions - auditing <LI type=circle>Determine package membership of files using pkgchk <LI type=circle>Use 'pkgadd' to install packages Add packages to the local pacakage repository for subsequent installs
</UL><LI type=circle>Patch Management
<UL><LI type=circle>Discuss options for managing patches <LI type=circle>Register server with sun.com to obtain patches automatically <LI type=circle>Resolve outstanding patches using Update Manager <LI type=circle>Install selected patches and reboot if necessary <LI type=circle>Confirm patch application <LI type=circle>Analyze patch level using 'smpatch' from the BASH shell Install specific patches using 'smpatch'
</UL><LI type=circle>Unix File Permissions
<UL><LI type=circle>Analyze permissions in 'ls -l' output <LI type=circle>Discuss common Unix file types (files, directories, links, named-pipes, etc.) <LI type=circle>Correlate symbolic permissions values to octal values <LI type=circle>Use 'chmod' to alter file & directory permissions <LI type=circle>Use 'chown & chgrp' to alter file & directory ownership <LI type=circle>Apply SETUID & SETGID permissions to files & directories <LI type=circle>Discuss the rules of symbolic & hard links <LI type=circle>Create hard and soft links - symlinks Discuss and examine inodes
</UL><LI type=circle>Devices & Drivers Overview
<UL><LI type=circle>Explore & correlate logical & physical device locations Identify & discuss default driver locations
</UL><LI type=circle>Disk, Slice & File System Management
<UL><LI type=circle>Explain disk terminology (Tracks/Cylinders/Sectors/Partitions/Slices) <LI type=circle>Examine existing disk layout, including slices using prtvtoc <LI type=circle>Discuss x86 partition constraints - Volume Table of Contents (VTOC) & FDISK <LI type=circle>Illustrate the disk-FDISK-slice hierarchy <LI type=circle>Explain the disk nomenclature: c0t0d0s* (controller, target, disk, slice) <LI type=circle>Identify logical and physical disk/slice locations <LI type=circle>Use 'format' to enumerate connected controllers & disks <LI type=circle>Manipulate slices using 'format' <LI type=circle>Rectify disk geometry issues using fdisk option of 'format' <LI type=circle>Manipulate FDISK partitions with fdisk option of 'format' <LI type=circle>Discuss 'newfs' rules <LI type=circle>Create Unix File Systems (UFSs) using 'newfs' <LI type=circle>Mount newly-created file systems at various locations <LI type=circle>Confirm available storage <LI type=circle>Updated /etc/vfstab, ensuring persistence <LI type=circle>Recap file system provisioning process <LI type=circle>Provision memory-based, Temporary File System (TEMPFS) Provision and manage additional SWAP storage (files & file systems)
</UL><LI type=circle>Volume Management - State Database Replicas, RAID-0/1/5, Volume Extenstion (growfs)
<UL><LI type=circle>Introduction to volume management <LI type=circle>Discuss Replicas, RAID Volumes, Hot Spare Pools, and Soft Partitions <LI type=circle>Create required state database replicas on available slices, using SMC <LI type=circle>Provision RAID-0 (Stripe) using SMC and available disks <LI type=circle>Create UFS file system on RAID-0 volume, mount, and confirm results <LI type=circle>Provision RAID-1 (Mirror) using SMC and available disks <LI type=circle>Create UFS file system on RAID-1 volume, mount, and confirm results <LI type=circle>Provision RAID-5 (Stripe with Parity) using SMC and available disks <LI type=circle>Create UFS file system on RAID-5 volume, mount, and confirm results <LI type=circle>Extend an in-use volume dynamically, using 'growfs' Confirm extended volume results
</UL><LI type=circle>Quota Implementation
<UL><LI type=circle>Discuss the benefits of implementing quotas <LI type=circle>Discuss soft & hard limits <LI type=circle>Discuss inodes and blocks usage <LI type=circle>Examine 'edquota' <LI type=circle>Use 'quotacheck' to confirm quotas <LI type=circle>Enable quotas on a per-file system basis & confirm results <LI type=circle>Test soft & hard limits by generating I/O Use 'repquota' to confirm current disk & slice usage
</UL><LI type=circle><LI type=circle>CRON - Process Scheduling - Automation <UL><LI type=circle>Discuss the benefits of automation & scheduling <LI type=circle>Explore at, and Cron's directory layout <LI type=circle>Explain Cron scheduling fields <LI type=circle>Examine user's cron entries Schedule per-user jobs and confirm execution
</UL><LI type=circle>SYSLOG - Configuration
<UL><LI type=circle>Discuss features & benefits <LI type=circle>Identify key binaries and configuration files <LI type=circle>Discuss Syslog rule components: selectors (facilities & levels) and actions <LI type=circle>Peruse predefined selectors & actions <LI type=circle>Explain options for facilities, levels and actions <LI type=circle>Configure new selectors & actions for Cisco® PIX® firewall logging Confirm logging results
</UL><LI type=circle>Log Rotation - logadm
<UL><LI type=circle>Discuss features & benefits <LI type=circle>Identify key binaries and configuration files <LI type=circle>Explore default log rotation schedule and items <LI type=circle>Discuss available logadm criteria Examine log rotation and effects on inodes
</UL><LI type=circle><LI type=disc>Zettabyte File System (ZFS) Implementation <UL><LI type=circle>Discuss the features (RAID-0/1/Z, Pools, etc.) and benefits of ZFS <LI type=circle>Discuss ZFS prerequisites <LI type=circle>Create ZFS pools using the Command Line Interface (CLI) <LI type=circle>Set quotas on provisioned ZFS file systems atop the hierarchy and evaluate results <LI type=circle>Manage ZFS storage pools from the CLI <LI type=circle>Extend ZFS storage pools dynamically, while mounted Manage ZFS storage pools using the web GUI
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Network Administration
NETSTAT
<UL><LI type=circle>Explain 'netstat' applications <LI type=circle>Identify key output features including: address families & protocols <LI type=circle>Use 'netstat' to return the current IP routing table <LI type=circle>Correlate service names in output to /etc/services <LI type=circle>Return protocol-specific entries <LI type=circle>Return active sockets and attached processes Reveal DHCP-configured plumbed interfaces
</UL><LI type=circle>Network Configuration
<UL><LI type=circle>Discuss network configuration modes <LI type=circle>use 'dladm' to reveal the status of connected network interfaces - layer 1 <LI type=circle>Explain network interface nomenclature <LI type=circle>Use 'ifconfig' to return layer 2(MAC) & 3(IP) information for network interfaces <LI type=circle>Identify key network services using Service Management Facility (SMF) <LI type=circle>Enumerate key network configuration files for the configuration modes <LI type=circle>Transition from DHCP to static configuration, creating the requisite files <LI type=circle>Reboot and confirm static configuration <LI type=circle>Reveal DHCP-configured plumbed interfaces using 'ifconfig' <LI type=circle>Plumb(Initiate) physical interfaces, commit configuration for persistence & test comms <LI type=circle>Plumb(Initiate) logical interfaces associated with physical interfaces & test comms from Linux Explore '/etc/nsswitch.conf' name service configuration file
</UL><LI type=circle>Network Time Protocol (NTP) Client/Server Implementation
<UL>Configure Network Time Protocol (NTP) to perform client/server time synchronization
Synchronize NTP with additional Stratum 2 NTP server
Synchronize against Stratum 1 NTP servers
</UL><LI type=circle>Network File System (NFS) Implementation
<UL><LI type=circle>Implement NFS Server <LI type=circle>Export shares and discuss options <LI type=circle>Mount NFS exports on remote Linux Hosts <LI type=circle>Explore AutoFS configuration Configure AutoFS mount points
</UL><LI type=circle>Samba Implementation
<UL>Focus on key Samba (SMB/CIFS) clients
Integrate with Windows via Samba
Explore Samba Configuration files
Enable Samba Server support
Explore Samba Web-based Administration Tool (SWAT)
Configure Samba file sharing
Configure Samba with multiple NETBIOS aliases
</UL><LI type=circle>WUFTPD File Transfer Protocol (FTP) services
<UL>Implement anonymous FTPD
<LI type=circle>Implement user-level FTPD access
<LI type=circle>Implement FTPD banners
<LI type=circle>Disable anonymous access
<LI type=circle>Configure WUFTPD to chroot jail users into their home directories
Configure virtual FTP hosts
</UL><LI type=circle>Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
<UL>Explain DHCP Concepts & Applications
Explore DHCP confiuration files
Configure DHCP subnet with applicable options
Configure DHCP Reservation based on layer-2 address
</UL><LI type=circle>Domain Name System (DNS)
<UL>Identify BIND packages & key files
Construct a standard 'named.conf' configuration file with root hints, forward, and reverse zones
Download latest root hints file as 'db.cache' using 'wget'
Construct appropriate zone files to match defined zones in '/etc/named.conf'
Configure BIND as a caching-only DNS server
Implement Master DNS Zone
Configure Master/Slave Zones with Linux Server
Evaluate results of BIND configuration using DIG & host
</UL><LI type=circle>Sendmail Message Transfer Agent (MTA)
<UL><LI type=circle>Introduction to Sendmail Implementation <LI type=circle>Explore the directives in the Sendmail configuration files Explre aliases
Test messaging using 'sendmail' binary
Identify relay-related configuration files
Configure Virtual Domains
</UL><LI type=circle>Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) Implementation
<UL><LI type=circle>Explain POP3 & IMAP applications Download & Install IMAP server using 'wget' , 'gunzip' & 'pkgadd'
Configure IMAP server to be managed by INETADM (SMF)
Invoke & test mail retrieval
</UL><LI type=circle>Apache Web Server Implementation
<UL><LI type=circle>Identify the versions of Apache included with Solaris® 10 using SMF & pkg* tools <LI type=circle>Discuss Apache server's features and concepts <LI type=circle>Explore key binaries, configuration files, and documentation <LI type=circle>Discuss key sections & directives in the Apache 'httpd.conf' file Setup Apache 2 support
Implement Apache Mod Alias and ScriptAlias
Discuss and implement the File, Location & Directory directives
Explore Apache logging semantics
Configure IP-based Virtual Hosts
Configure Name-based Virtual Hosts
Implement Apache logging system per virtual host
Webalizer Log Analysis software Implementation
Generate web reports using Webalizer
</UL><LI type=circle>Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) Implementation
<UL><LI type=circle>Install TFTP server <LI type=circle>Backup Cisco PIX firewall configuration using TFTP Update Cisco PIX firewall configuration using TFTP
</UL><LI type=circle>MySQL® Relational Database Management System
<UL><LI type=circle>Install MySQL® Relational Database Management System
Explore key configuration files
Secure access to MySQL®
Discuss security framework
Discuss default table storage engine, MyISAM, file types
Explore MySQL® monitor shell-based interface
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PHPMyAdmin - MySQL® Web-based Management Interface
<UL><LI type=circle>Install PHPMyAdmin for web-based management of MySQL instances
Explain & Secure access to PHPMyAdmin
Explore PHPMyAdmin's interface
</UL><LI type=circle>Postfix Message Transfer Agent (MTA)
<UL><LI type=circle>Configure Postfix as default MTA <LI type=circle>Introduction to Postfix Message Transfer Agent (MTA)
Explore the directives in the Postfix configuration files
Define default values for the FQDN
Alter myorigin and examine results
Configure Postfix to route messages using a Smarthost
Examine how Postfix delivers mail locally
Configure SMTP Relaying in Postfix
Use Mutt to demonstrate outbound mail handling using Postfix
<LI type=circle>Define SMTP Virtual domains for hosting multiple DNS domains
<LI type=circle>Configure Postfix with a production UnixCBT DNS domain
Examine Virtual domain routing with production and non-production DNS domains
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Security Implementation Techniques
System Security Overview
<UL>Discuss key areas related to security in a vanilla Solaris® 10 installation
Peruse the 'sulog' log file to identify 'su' instances & explain fields
Test using 'su' and examine results in '/var/adm/sulog'
Record failed logins in the '/var/adm/loginlog' file
Test login failures and examine results in 'loginlog'
Peruse the directives in '/etc/default/login'
Adjust 'login' file directive to capture failed login attempts
Test failed logins using SSH - Compare SSH threshold to system threshold
Explore system-wide account-policy information using 'logins' command
Identify the default password encryption algorithm
Upgrade default password encryption algorithm to MD5 and Blowfish
Test user-account modifcation of passwords and evaluate encryption strings
</UL><LI type=circle>Secure Shell Version 2 (SSHv2)
<UL>Discuss the features and benefits of SSHv2
Identify SSHv2 SMF FMRI
Identify global and per-user configuration files
Explain SSHv2 config file precedence order
Identify key directives in global and per-user configuration files
Discuss '~/.ssh/known_hosts' file
Execute 'ssh' in debug mode and evaluate output, including psuedo-terminal (pty) assignment
Execute remote commands and return output to local system using 'ssh'
Use Secure Copy (SCP) to copy files securely and non-interactively between systems
Use Secure File Transfer Program (SFTP) to copy files securely interactively between systems
Generate SSHv2 DSA & RSA usage keys for PKI login
Configure SSHv2 to support PKI (password-less) logins
Test password-less login to remote systems
Execute 'ssh' in debug mode and evaluate output, including PKI, password-less login
Implement '~/.ssh/authorized_keys' file
Discuss using SSHv2 as a psuedo-VPN via port forwarding
Use SSHv2 to forward local TCP ports & test communications
Use SSHv2 to forward remote TCP ports & test communications
Enable the sharing of locally & remotely forwarded TCP ports
</UL><LI type=circle><LI type=disc>GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) - Pretty Good Privacy (PGP)-compatible Facility <UL>Discuss the features and benefits of GPG
Download GPG package from sunfreeware.com
Install GPG
Explore GPG files
Generate DSA public/private key pair
Identify available, per-user public/private key pairs on keychains
Import G/PGP public key and evaluate results
Sign imported public key and verify signature associated with downloaded content
Encrypt ASCII text file with appropriate public key and evaluate output
Decrypt ASCII text with appropriate private key and evaluate output
</UL><LI type=circle><LI type=disc>Snoop - Packet Sniffing <UL>Discuss the features and benefits of snoop
Explain default interface behavior
Execute 'snoop' and evaluate packet headers
Capture snoop output to log file
Use 'snoop' to playback captured packets
Playback ranges of packets
Return layers 2-7 of OSI model and evaluate output
Apply filters, similar to Berkelye Packet Filters (BPFs), and evaluate results
Adjust time output, relative to current, and first packet captured
Source FTP traffic from Windows 2003 and snoop credentials passed in clear-text
Evaulate results
</UL><LI type=circle><LI type=disc>TCPDump - Packet Sniffing <UL><LI type=circle>Discuss the features and benefits of tcpdump <LI type=circle>Install tcpdump from the Software Companion DVD <LI type=circle>Identify installed package & man pages <LI type=circle>Discuss tcpdump-supported qualifiers for creating expressions & capturing packets <LI type=circle>Execute 'tcpdump' and evaluate captured packets <LI type=circle>Bind tcpdump to specific interfaces for capturing packets <LI type=circle>Apply Berkeley Packet Filters (BPFs) to capture sessions to suppress traffic <LI type=circle>Dump 'tcpdump' capture to log file and evaluate results <LI type=circle>Use 'tcpdump' to playback captured packets <LI type=circle>Source FTP traffic from Windows® 2003 host and sniff credentials passed in clear-text <LI type=circle>Source Telnet traffic from Windows® 2003 host and sniff credentials passed in clear-text Evaluate results
</UL><LI type=circle>Snort® 2.x Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS) - Packet Sniffing & Logging
<UL><LI type=circle>Discuss the features and benefits of Snort® NIDS <LI type=circle>Discuss Snort® NIDS pre-requisites (libpcap/libpcre/compiler/etc.) <LI type=circle>Obtain, compile and install the Snort® Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS) <LI type=circle>Identify and explain key operating modes (Sniffer/Logger/NIDS) <LI type=circle>Invoke Snort® in network sniffer mode <LI type=circle>Explore Snort® in Binary (TCPDUMP) logging mode <LI type=circle>Output logs to binary format and examine the results <LI type=circle>Implement Snort® with BPF to filter traffic <LI type=circle>Generate traffic from remote Windows 2003 and Linux hosts Use Snort® with Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) to parse logs
</UL><LI type=circle>Network Mapper (Nmap)
<UL><LI type=circle>Discuss the features and benefits of Nmap <LI type=circle>Download Nmap bzip2 source package from insecure.org <LI type=circle>Compile & install Nmap <LI type=circle>Discuss default TCP-connect scan mode <LI type=circle>Discuss SYN-based scanning <LI type=circle>Use Nmap to perform reconnaisance testing Evaluate results
</UL><LI type=circle>Solaris® Zones - Containers - Virtualization - Instances
<UL><LI type=circle>Discuss the features, benefits and limitations of Solaris® Zones <LI type=circle>Discuss Global and Non-Global zones <LI type=circle>Identify file system location to house non-global zones <LI type=circle>Use 'zonecfg' to provision non-global zones <LI type=circle>Verify zone configuration using 'zonecfg' <LI type=circle>Install non-global zones using 'zoneadm' and evaluate results <LI type=circle>Login to non-global zones and explore <LI type=circle>Evaluate results Manage zones using 'zoneadm'
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