Netra j and Solaris Administration

This book provides system administration information for both the Netra j dministration interface (web-based administration) and the Solaris operating environment (command-line administration).

Netra j Administration Interface

The Netra j administration interface is a web-based user interface for performing administration tasks. This document describes the GUI and how to use it to perform administration tasks. The following chapters detail the GUI method:

• Chapter 2, Booting the JavaStation Using Netra j

• Chapter 3, Using Netra j Network Services Administration

• Chapter 4, Using Netra j Network Connection Administration

• Chapter 5, Using Netra j Security Administration

• Chapter 6, Using Netra j System Administration

• Chapter 7, Using Netra j Connectivity Software

Solaris Command Line

The Solaris operating environment can be used to manipulate files and directories. You can type in the file and directory names in conjunction with Solaris commands to carry out specific operations. References to Solaris procedures are intended for system administrators who are familiar with basic system administration and with the tasks described in the Solaris 2.x System Administrator's Guide.

If you use use Solaris command line for administration, you should have experience administering systems running the Solaris operating environment (2.5.1 or later). This document does not provide a complete description of the Solaris operating environment or a complete description of administration tasks to set up systems (server, client, network services, etc.). It does however, focus on advanced tasks to set up and configure JavaStation clients in a network environment using Solaris commands. The following chapters detail the command-line method:

• Chapter 8, Booting the JavaStation Using Solaris

• Chapter 9, Setting JavaOS Properties

• Chapter 10, Dynamically Loading Applications

• Chapter 11, Setting Locales and Adding Fonts