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Accelerated OpenVMS System Administration
Course Code: V722
Length: 5 days
Course Description:
Participants will learn the commands and assorted utilities needed to interface with the OpenVMS operating system. This is an intense course that stresses the functions a typical system manager performs and is structured with step-by-step examples. The course length is five days and incorporates our Lab+Lecture format.
Target Audience:
This class is targeted to technical support staff with little or no experience using OpenVMS systems who need to get up to speed quickly. These systems may be part of a larger network and/or OpenVMS Cluster.
Course Topics:
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Understanding the OpenVMS user environment
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EVE editor
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OpenVMS file management
- OpenVMS directory structures
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DCL command procedures
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Logical names and symbols
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OpenVMS protection mechanisms
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Use and setup of batch and print queues
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System messages and HELP Utility
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DCL commands and command syntax
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Managing system users
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Performing backups and restores
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Use of networks
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, the participants will attain the skills necessary to perform the following tasks:
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Execute OpenVMS DCL commands and interpret any resultant system error messages
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Create and edit OpenVMS files with the EVE editor
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Manage OpenVMS files and directories
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Manage print and batch queues
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Design DCL command procedures to control the user environment or batch/print jobs
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Add, remove and manage users
Prerequisites:
None. However, prior experience using other computer systems is helpful to understanding all of the material presented in this course.
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