Christopher Chan wrote: > >> I recommend you installing OpenSolaris in a virtual or physical >> machine and build a labor environment. > > Yes. > >> >> Buy study guides for Solaris certified System, Network and Security >> Administrator (for Solaris 10 boxes). OpenSolaris is released under an >> OSI approved license and pretty innovative. > > :-O > > Solaris/OpenSolaris comes with GREAT documentation. The only problem is > reading through them. There is a lot of it! > > I suggest taking things one step at a time. Don't try to go through the > documentation all at once. Just look it up when you need to do a step on > Solaris be it setup a interface or a nfs share and then repeatedly do > that. Say ten times on day one. Then 5 times two days later. Once more a > week later. Hopefully you get to do the same procedure once in a while > afterwards. If all else fails, just hit the documentation. > > http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/documentation/ > > Links to System Admin/Storage/Security/younameit on the left. They are > all downloadable so that you do not have to read them on sun's website > and they are available in pdf should you fancy printing them out. > > This are also the opensolaris mailing lists. Oh, great, any ideas about other Unix flavors? (AIX, HP-UX)