Newbies

[ccb at kukla.tiac.net (Charles C. Bennett, Jr.)]

> Can anyone recommend any good sources of training/support for
> UNIX/Solaris newbies?

For user training, the book I used to recommend, Henry McGilton's
Intoducing the Unix System, is no longer in print.  In recent history,
UNIX For Dummies has seemed to do the trick.

> Especially setting up and configuring new systems and supporting
> existing UNIX networks.

If you want some basic system admin training, the UNIX System
Administration Handbook by Nemeth, Snyder, Seebass & Hein works well.

If you have a 10-20 week time horizon, Northeastern University offers
night course in UNIX system administration
(www.northeastern.edu/cont-ed/soa - then hunt for UNIX).

I don't know if they're still active, but there's a system admin
organization called BBLISA (Back Bay Large Installation System
Administration) at www.bblisa.org that can probably provide pointers
to more resources.

ccb

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