Fundamentals of Solaris

Not recommended. Why? This is basic user training: shells, directory structure, using vi, etc. Learn this stuff at Continuing Education and save your training dollars for the Sun Ed sysadmin and network admin courses. [This course is now called Unix Essentials.]

Solaris System Administration I

Absolutely essential. Why? These are the things you really need to know: doing installs, maintaining patches, backup and recovery, the boot process, etc. You'll learn things, important things, that you didn't even know you were supposed to know. Worth every penny. [This course is now called Intermediate System Administration.]

Solaris System Administration II

Not recommended. Why? This covers system/network administration for large-scale enterprises: NFS (Network File System), NIS+ (Network Information Service), etc. Very few systems librarians will administer a network of this complexity. [This course is now called Advanced System Administration.]

TCP/IP Network Administration

Highly recommended. Why? In our client-server, LAN, WAN, Internet environment, you can never learn too much about networking. Sysadmin troubleshooting often turns out to be network troubleshooting. This course will prepare you for those situations. [This course is now called Network Administration.]