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If you register for our UNIX System
Administration course, you will
complete the course's hands-on exercises
by establishing a remote console connection to
a UNIX system in
our lab that will be assigned to you, and only you, for the duration of the
course. Even though this connection is established through the Internet using a
Telnet client, it is different from typical Telnet connections.
Instead of communicating with your lab system through its network card, you will
be communicating with it through its console port. This type of connection
allows you to stay connected to the
system and monitor low-level system activity during the startup, shutdown, and reboot of the system.
If you were to reboot your lab system while connected to it through the network card,
your connection would be terminated when the system’s network services were
shut down and you would be unable to re-connect until they came back up.
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