NATO UNCLASSIFIED. NISP SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR COURSE SYLLABUS Version 6.0

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1 NISP SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR COURSE SYLLABUS Version 6.0

2 Authority Page Course Name: NISP System Administrator Course Course ID: 1006 NISP Document Type: SYLLABUS Operating System: Solaris 11 Software Version: NISP Version: 6.0 Date: 4. April 2017 Authored by: OF 2 Peter SVITAN MIL Instructor Date: 04 Apr 2017 Approved for Release by: Maj Athanasios Mazarakis GRC Chief Individual Training Date: 04 Apr 2017

3 Document Update History Version : 6.0 Version Reason Pages Affected Initial Release Annual review and format for new corporate identity All All

4 Table of Contents 1 Introduction Aim of the Course Summary of Training Requirements Eligibility Duration Security Classification Sponsor Training Executive Class Size Review Date Additional Information Location How to Apply Certification Time Allocation Course Content Summary Publications, Equipment and Resources Assessment Prerequisites Learning Assessment Administration Dress Code Security Clearance Accommodation Transportation Food and Drink TAX Free Shopping... 6 Annex A Acronyms... 7 i

5 List of Tables Table 1 Time Allocation... 3 Table 2 Course Content Summary... 4 Table 3 Publications, Equipment and Resources... 5 ii

6 1 Introduction 1.1 Aim of the Course The aim of the course is to enable personnel with little or no experience to install, maintain and modify a Solaris System with a basic Solaris installation and a set of administrator tools, the product being called NISP. 1.2 Summary of Training Requirements The NISP course for the baseline NISP is a single standing course, not necessarily linked to other NCIA Glons Courses. 1.3 Eligibility Applicants for the NISP 4.1.x course are not required to have basic knowledge about UNIX, Solaris and Oracle, however this knowledge is desirable. If the course is oversubscribed SHAPE will set priorities. 1.4 Duration The course duration is 4 days. a. Training Day : b. Breaks: Coffee and Security Classification Lunch: The course is delivered within a NATO Secret environment; therefore, the students must provide a copy of their Security Clearance before entering the NCIA Glons premises. Without a Security Clearance the students will not be able to attend the course. Course contents are the following classification: Slides: NATO UNCLASSIFIFIED Network: NATO CONFIDENTIAL Classroom: NATO CONFIDENTIAL Media: NATO UNCLASSIFIFIED Discussion Topics: NATO CONFIDENTIAL 1.6 Sponsor The overall sponsor of the NISP System Administrator Course is the head of the AirC2 Training Group. 1.7 Training Executive The person with overall responsibility for the training at NCIA Glons is the Chief Individual Training. This responsibility can be delegated when required. 1.8 Class Size The maximum numbers of students is set to 14 due to workstation and instructor availability. Seats for observers, with no workstation, are available. NPC reserve the right to cancel any course if the number of students is less than 4. 1

7 1.9 Review Date To ensure that the course is effective and current the AirC2 Training Group aim to do a full review of course material annually. Parts of the course can be updated before this time if needed Additional Information Location This course is run at NCIA Glons in the classroom B12/B How to Apply Students apply by using the Course Application Form available on the NCIA webpage Certification Students who successfully complete this course will receive a certificate indicating that they have participated in the NISP System Administrator Course. 2

8 2 Time Allocation Table 1 Time Allocation Subject Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Total Overview of NCIA Glons NISP Overview NISP Installation Hardware Basic Solaris Commands User Management NISP Scripts Troubleshooting and System Issues Solaris 11 specifics Test, Questions and Issues Certificates

9 3 Course Content Summary Table 2 Course Content Summary Training Objective Trg Obj Nos Enabling Objectives Time Breakdown Theory Practical Total ITS Introduction Information about NCIA Glons, Security Regulations, Fire Regulations, Support Facilities and RIS NISP Overview 1.1 NISP as an individual product and platform for AIRC2 applications. Explanation of the new naming service LDAP. Explanation of RBAC Installation 2.1 Pre Installation issues. Hardware restrictions. Explain Package with Bootable DVD. Migration recommendations. Where to find SIP and SAM. Improvements to SIP and SAM Installation of the system with the bootable DVD. Hardware 3.1 Learning about the hardware restrictions and the recommended hardware setups Basic Solaris Knowledge Learn the basic Solaris commands, the file and folder structure and execute commands on the command line. Login options, explain man page search, structure of file manager Mounting of media User Management 5.1 Create users and administrator accounts, delete and modify the accounts and give privileges NISP Scripts and Tools 6.1 Show examples of the RBAC, Login of admin in shell, Call up a nested session, Call up supershell, Execute some commands in the supershell Advanced Administration and Troubleshooting 7.1 SAMBA, LDAP 7.2 ZFS 7.3 Auto Installer Jumpstart 8.1 Exercise the Auto Installer procedure with X86 clients

10 Security Learn about the security system and implement this on the systems. Features of the new security setup and impacts to the system SSH 10.1 Execute commands of SSH and learn about the advantages of this security tool Test, Questions and Issues 11.1 Testing, unresolved questions and Wish List closure Certificates 12.1 Certificates Publications, Equipment and Resources Table 3 Publications, Equipment and Resources Serial Nos Type Equipment Qty 1 Hardware Projector 1 2 Hardware Windows Computer for Instructor 1 3 Hardware Solaris Computer for Instructor 1 4 Hardware Workstations 13 5 Hardware Monitors 13 6 Hardware Hub 1 7 Hardware Router 1 8 Course Media NISP installation media Solaris 11 text installer media Solaris repository media 15 NISP SIP 15 9 Paper copies NISP SAM 15 Installation Plan Checklist Paper copies Printouts of slides 15 5 Assessment 5.1 Prerequisites The students do not require any formal background. 5

11 5.2 Learning Assessment This course is based on learning by doing. Assessment of whether the student has reached the training objectives is performed in an active dialog between student and instructor, mainly during the practical exercises and labs, and by the student performing a multiple choice test. 6 Administration 6.1 Dress Code Dress code is duty uniform in accordance with national rules for military personnel. For civilians casual office style is to be worn. 6.2 Security Clearance All students must provide valid Security Clearance. 6.3 Accommodation Students must arrange their own accommodation. 6.4 Transportation Students must arrange their own transportation. There are no resources available at NCIA Glons to perform airport pickups etc. 6.5 Food and Drink The cafeteria at NCIA Glons will be open for all students during their stay at NCIA Glons. They serve coffee, cakes or a hot meal during the lunch break. No breakfast or dinner is served at the NCIA Glons. 6.6 TAX Free Shopping Students can use the NCIA Glons Ration Item Store during their visit providing that they provide a valid NATO Travel Order and they are at NCIA Glons for a minimum of 8 working days. 6

12 Annex A Acronyms Acronyms used in this course include: ACCS ASE CORBA COSI GUI ICC ISP LAN LDAP NADGE NATO NIS+ NISP NIRIS NPC SAM SIP SRV TDL WAN Air Command and Control System Aegis Site Emulator Common Object Request Broker Architecture CORBA Service for ICC Graphical User Interface Integrated Command and Control Interactive Simulation Package Local Area Network Lightweight Directory Access Protocol NATO Air Defence Ground Environment North Atlantic Treaty Organisation Network Information System Plus NATO Integrated Solaris Platform NATO Interoperable RASP Information System NATO Programming Centre System Administration Manual Software Installation Plan Server Tactical Date Link Wide Area Network 7