*Need a Unix Linux Admin with LVM 12 months. The rate is $40 to 45/hr all inclusive*
* * *Title** ---- Unix Linux Admin with LVM,* *Dallas** ----** Boulder, CO* *Contact Type** ---- Contract* *Duration** ---- 12 months* *Rate ** ---- $40-45/hr* *JOB DESCRIPTION * * Linux Related:* We need to find a qualified candidate for our Client. Ø Experienced with Linux update procedures like yum and > up2date for multiple patches and single patches plus setup > exclusions and do back out of patches. > Extensively use of LVM, volume groups, logical volume, > file systems and troubleshooting. > Understand external storage is attached to Linux and > hba cards and drivers. > Used of Linux built-in multipath and or vendor provided > multipathing software like datapath, RDAC, or powerpath > Know startup and shutdown scripts and how to write and > fix them. > Resolving break/fix issue with lilo and grub, Linux > server down and recovery procedures. > User administration and security like pam, sudoers, > etc. > How working knowledge of Linux security to resolve > issues from security findings. > Have a good working knowledge of bash or ksh shell > scripting. > Working knowledge Linux networking, iptables, bind, > dns, ntp. > Understand ssh, sshd_config, tcp_wrappers, postfix and > sendmail. > Troubleshooting just anything on > LinuxVMWare Related: > > > > Understanding of VMWare server configuration, designs > and concept. > Understanding of ESX server administration from > the GUI and from the command line. > Use of command line vmk commands > User administration from the console > ESX server upgrades and patching. > ESX > troubleshooting Ø Let me know if u have any one for this position. *INFORMATION ABOUT - What is LVM?* LVM is a Logical Volume Manager for the Linux operating system. There are now two version of LVM for Linux: · LVM 2 - The latest and greatest version of LVM for Linux. LVM 2 is almost completely backward compatible with volumes created with LVM 1. The exception to this is snapshots (You must remove snapshot volumes before upgrading to LVM 2) LVM 2 uses the device mapper kernel driver. Device mapper support is in the 2.6 kernel tree and there are patches available for current 2.4 kernels. · LVM 1 - The version that is in the 2.4 series kernel, LVM 1 is a mature product that has been considered stable for a couple of years. The kernel driver for LVM 1 is included in the 2.4 series kernels, but this does not mean that your 2.4.x kernel is up to date with the latest version of LVM. Look at the README<ftp://ftp.sistina.com/pub/LVM/1.0/README>for the latest information about which kernels have the current code in them. *Thanks & Regards, * *Prakash * *Techstar Consulting Inc * * "Certified Woman Owned Minority Business Enterprise (WMBE)" * *1300 West Walnut Hill Lane****, *** *Suite**** 252**, Irving, TX 75038 *** *Direct: 972 -999-1612 * *Fax: (214) 292 8874 *** *E-mail: **prak...@techstarcinc.com* <prak...@techstarcinc.com>* *** *www.techstarcinc.com* <http://www.techstarcinc.com/>* *** *zcontactme...@gmail.com* <zcontactme...@gmail.com>* * *bhanustaff...@yahoo.com* <bhanustaff...@yahoo.com>* *** --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "SAP BASIS" group. To post to this group, send email to sap-basis@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to sap-basis+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/sap-basis -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
