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> Could you please recomend any books for the first-time UNIX administrator?

Hello!!

When I first started a couple years ago I used:

	"Unix in a Nutshell" 
	(ISBN:  1-56592-001-5)
and
	"Essential System Administration"
	(ISBN:  0-937175-80-3)

both from O'Reilly and Associates. 

Hope that helps.....

Good Luck!
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