OpenVMS.Courses.Sys_Net_1.ZIP

Course Title: OpenVMS System and Network Node Management I OVERVIEW OF PRODUCT This course teaches how to perform day-to-day system management tasks on an established system. COURSE ABSTRACT OpenVMS System and Network Node Management I is designed to provide introductory training for the system manager of an established VAX or Alpha computer or OpenVMS Cluster system running the OpenVMS operating system. This system may be part of a larger network or cluster. COURSE OUTLINE Module 1--Understanding the System Management Environment System Configurations Single-Processor Configurations Tightly Coupled Multiprocessor Configurations OpenVMS Cluster Systems Loosely Coupled Network Configurations Comparison of Multiple Processor Configurations OpenVMS Cluster Systems Ethernet OpenVMS Cluster System Configuration Connection Manager Quorum Device Names in an OpenVMS Cluster System Network Configurations Network Concepts Network Management OpenVMS Software Concepts Programs, Images, and Utilities System Files, Directories, and Logical Names System File and Directory Protection Module 2--Developing Command Procedures Accessing Local and Global Symbol Tables Local and Global Symbols Terminating a Command Procedure Using Symbols in Command Lines Automatic Symbol Substitution Forcing Symbol Substitution Writing Command Procedures That Perform Terminal I/O Logical Names Used in Terminal I/O Using Help for Command Procedures Displaying Information at the Terminal Getting Information from the User Using Symbols as Variables and Parameters Using Symbols as Variables Using Symbols as Parameters for Command Procedures Controlling Flow of Execution Flow Control Commands Testing for Conditions Transferring Control Within a Command Procedure Transferring Control Outside of a Command Procedure Iterative Command Procedures Redirecting Input and Output Redefining SYS$OUTPUT Redefining SYS$INPUT Using Lexical Functions Lexical Functions Manipulating Character Strings Obtaining and Manipulating Data Writing Command Procedures That Perform I/O Opening a File Writing to a File Reading from a File Closing a File Handling File I/O Errors Error Conditions and Ctrl/Y Detecting Errors in Command Procedures Handling Errors in Command Procedures Handling Ctrl/Y Interrupts Module 3--Managing System Users Using the Authorize Utility to List User Accounts Adding a User to the System Planning the User's Account Adding the UAF Record Establishing a Disk Quota Creating a Default Directory Testing the New Account Using an Automated Procedure to Add a User Using OpenVMS Management Tools for Windows NT to Add a User Account Common Errors in Adding a User Removing a User Account Preventing the User from Logging In Removing Disk Files from the User Directories Removing Entries from the Quota File Removing Mail Information Removing the UAF Record Managing and Monitoring User Processes Setting User Limits and Privileges Specifying Login Command Procedures Controlling Processes Using the SYSMAN Utility to Manage Processes on Other Nodes Managing the Use of Disk Space Purging Old Versions of Files Setting a Version Limit on Directories Monitoring Disk Space Managing Disk Quotas Module 4--Maintaining Queues OpenVMS Queues Generic and Execution Queues Batch and Output Queues Queue Manager Priority of Jobs in a Queue Monitoring Queue Status Tailoring the SHOW QUEUE Command Monitoring Job Status Stopping a Queue Pausing a Queue Orderly Shutdown of a Queue Immediate Shutdown of a Queue Closing a Queue Shutting Down All Queues on a Single Node Shutting Down Queues on All Nodes in an OpenVMS Cluster Starting Queues Starting the Queue Manager Starting Additional Queue Managers Starting a Queue Changing the Characteristics of a Queue Changing Queue Characteristics Limiting Job Sizes Managing Jobs in a Queue Aborting and Requeuing Jobs on Output Queues Moving a Job to a Different Queue Merging Queues Changing the Characteristics of a Job OpenVMS Management Tools for Windows NT (OMT) Module 5--Performing Backups and Restores Backup Terminology Planning Backups BACKUP Command Making Backups of a Disk to Tape Preparing Disks and Tapes for Backups Making a Full Backup Making an Incremental Backup Using Command Procedures for Backups Nightly Image Backup Nightly Incremental Backup Restoring Files from Backup Copies Using the BACKUP Command to Restore Files Restoring All Files on a Disk Restoring Files from an Incremental Backup Restoring Specific Files Restoring a Directory Tree Listing the Contents of a Save Set Using BACKUP to List Contents of Save Sets Module 6--Shutting Down and Starting Up an OpenVMS System Shutting Down an OpenVMS System Orderly Shutdown Using SHUTDOWN.COM Emergency Shutdown Starting Up and OpenVMS System Startup Command Procedures Booting Satellite Nodes Checking the Status of Boot Service Enabling Boot Service Disabling Boot Service SERVICE_ON.COM and SERVICE_OFF.COM TARGET AUDIENCE OpenVMS system and network node managers COURSE OBJECTIVES To perform day-to-day system management tasks on an established system, a system and network node manager should be able to: * Demonstrate an understanding of the system management environment * Develop command procedures * Manage system users * Maintain queues * Back up files and disks * Shut down and start up an OpenVMS system PREREQUISITES Basic OpenVMS user skills. Delivery Requirements for Instructor-Led Training Hardware: A VAX or Alpha system running Version 7.2 or a higher version of the OpenVMS operating system Software: OpenVMS V7.2 Instructor: Projection unit for use with laptop Each Student: A terminal for each student. Software: OpenVMS V7.2 or higher

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