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The AIX Survival Guide
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Rating: 4.53/5 from 17 reviews Excellent AIX reference book with plenty of practical tipsThis is an excellent AIX reference book with plenty of practical tips for system administrators. It differs greatly from the IBM's AIX manuals because the content is concise, focused and describes the virtues (and shortcomings) of AIX. I have been preparing for IBM's advanced AIX system administration certification exams and have found the information this book to be extremely useful not only for the exams, but also in my daily administration duties. The author clearly knows his stuff! When I am in a panic situation, I use this bookThis is a good book, and though I have more than a dozen unix books, whenever I get into a panic situation, and I need the solution "write now", I always refer to this book. I highly recommend it to any AIX System Administrator. Eagerly waiting for the next edition of Aix Survival Guide. Out of date and over priced.... but still good.This is the only good commercial book about AIX. Is it because of IBM's Red Books being so good? Maybe, it's certainly not because of their (...) man-pages. This book will get you through everything till you hit an SP environment (PSSP), take IBM classes after that! | ||||||||||||||||||||
