1. recommended SYS V and BSD systems for Intro Sys Admin course
Hi All
I've been asked to lecture a 3 day Intro to Unix System Administration.
I know FreeBSD quite well, and thought I'd used that as a reference BSD
system.
Any recommendations for a SYSV system? Is Linux close enough? I know nothing
about it.
Failing that, I guess SCO would be a good bet. Which leads me to wonder -
what about the licensing?
SCO have a free 2 user license for home use, and say it's free for academic
purposes. Would giving a sysadmin course for 6 guys for a little training
company constitute academic use?
Also, for a book I am very happy with the "Unix System Administrator's
Bible" by Yves lePage etc.
Any other suggestions or comments?
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