HP0-095 Exam Content
The following testing objectives represent the specific areas of content covered in the exam. Use this outline to guide your study and to check your readiness for the exam. The exam measures your understanding of these areas.
Objective
1.0 HP-UX
• Architecture and structure of HP -UX
• Describe the HP-UX OS architecture
• Describe the HP-UX processor families
• Describe the major hardware components found in HP’s current systems
• Describe the features and benefits of HP disk management solutions
• Describe the significance of basic LVM concepts and structure
• Describe the significance of basic VxVM concepts and structure
1.0 HP-UX
• Architecture and structure of HP -UX
• Describe the HP-UX OS architecture
• Describe the HP-UX processor families
• Describe the major hardware components found in HP’s current systems
• Describe the features and benefits of HP disk management solutions
• Describe the significance of basic LVM concepts and structure
• Describe the significance of basic VxVM concepts and structure
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HP0-095 HP-UX Guide
2.0 HP-UX user environment, basic commands, and utilities
• Login and logout of an HP-UX system
• Determine basic information about a system
• Execute HP-UX commands from the command line
• Manage and manipulate files and directories
• Define and describe the attributes of basic system components
• Demonstrate the tools and techniques used to identify, monitor, and terminate programs and processes
• Identify and explain how and when to use advanced shell features
• Describe and demonstrate how to communicate with system users
• Describe when and how to access basic net work services 3.0 HP-UX and operational tasks
• Boot, reboot and shutdown an HP -UX system or partition
• Connect and configure HP -UX hardware
• Describe, configure, and manage HP -UX device files
• Configure and manage disks and partitions
• Maintain file and file system integrity and design
• Backup and recover data on an HP -UX system
• Create and manage swap space
• Create and manage User/Group environments
• Describe print spooling and its use
• Configure and reconfigure the HP-UX kernel
• Describe common areas of performance bottlenecks
• Describe SYS-V IPC services and their use
• Describe SAM and its use
• Describe System Startup model and its use
• Describe chroot and its use
• Describe /etc/default and its use
• Monitor system activity and events
• Login and logout of an HP-UX system
• Determine basic information about a system
• Execute HP-UX commands from the command line
• Manage and manipulate files and directories
• Define and describe the attributes of basic system components
• Demonstrate the tools and techniques used to identify, monitor, and terminate programs and processes
• Identify and explain how and when to use advanced shell features
• Describe and demonstrate how to communicate with system users
• Describe when and how to access basic net work services 3.0 HP-UX and operational tasks
• Boot, reboot and shutdown an HP -UX system or partition
• Connect and configure HP -UX hardware
• Describe, configure, and manage HP -UX device files
• Configure and manage disks and partitions
• Maintain file and file system integrity and design
• Backup and recover data on an HP -UX system
• Create and manage swap space
• Create and manage User/Group environments
• Describe print spooling and its use
• Configure and reconfigure the HP-UX kernel
• Describe common areas of performance bottlenecks
• Describe SYS-V IPC services and their use
• Describe SAM and its use
• Describe System Startup model and its use
• Describe chroot and its use
• Describe /etc/default and its use
• Monitor system activity and events
