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Old 06-15-2014
Want to practice UNIX in real time servers
I have read enough books and know about all the basic commands in unix. I have practiced the same in my home. Now i want to real time work like scheduling cron in a real time server, creating alerts, application status check using unix etc..,

I want to have a real time server acc to do this kind of activities. So can anyone please help how & where to do these things.

Thanks in advance.
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Old 06-15-2014
How did you practice at home?
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Old 06-16-2014
I earlier worked as a unix support enigineer. There i had limited access to unix servers with which i used to practice. Thus I gained basic knowledge on unix. Now I am looking forward to gain more knowledge.
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Old 06-16-2014
Have you looked for used Unix servers on eBay? If you are looking to buy a used Unix server you should look for a Sunfire V245. They come with built in DVD drives, use Sparc chips, are relatively small and inexpensive. You can also run Solaris for Intel.
 
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