PARSEC Group

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AUGUST 7
Or
SEPTEMBER 11
5 Days
Course # 702
OpenVMS UTITLITIES &COMMANDS

PARSEC Group designed this course to provide information in Compaq's 3 day Course #902 - and more! You will learn the commands and assorted utilities needed to interface with the OpenVMS operating system. This course stresses the functions that you will perform as a typical user, and is structured with step by step examples. The course incorporates our Lab+Lecture format.

Benefits of Attending this Class

Upon completion of this course, you will attain the skills necessary to perform the following tasks:

· Execute OpenVMS DCL commands and interpret any resultant system error messages

· Create and edit OpenVMS files with the EVE editor

· Communicate via the PHONE and MAIL utilities

· Manage OpenVMS files and directories

· Design DCL command procedures to control the user environment or batch/print jobs.

AUGUST 14
Or
SEPTEMBER 14
5 days
Course # 904
OpenVMS SYSTEM AND NETWORK NODE MANAGEMENT I

This course provides introductory training for system managers of established VAX or Alpha computers or OpenVMS Cluster systems running the OpenVMS operating system. This system may be part of a larger network or cluster.

Benefits of Attending this Class

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

Identify various OpenVMS Configurations
Describe characteristics of an OpenVMS Cluster System
Describe the characteristics of a network and list basic network management tasks
Describe OpenVMS software concepts
Access local and global symbol tables
Use symbols in command lines
Use terminal I/O to communicate with user
Use symbols as variables and parameters
Control the flow of execution in a command procedure
Redirect input and output to a file
Obtain and manipulate information with commonly used lexical functions
Write command procedures that perform file I/O
Detect and handle errors and Ctrl/Y interrupts
Use the Authorize Utility
Use the SHOW and LIST commands of the Authorize utility to list user accounts
Add a user to the system
Remove a user from the system
Manage and monitor user processes
Manage the use of disk space
Identify the different types of queues
Monitor queues and job status
Define backup terms, list things to be considered when planning backups, and construct a BACKUP command
Make backups of a disk to tape
Use command procedures for backups
Restore files from backup copies
Use the BACKUP command to list contents of a save set
Shut down an OpenVMS System
Start an OpenVMS system from the default system device
Boot satellite nodes from a boot server

AUGUST 21
Or
SEPTEMBER 25
5 days
Course # 906
OpenVMS SYSTEM AND NETWORK NODE MANAGEMENT II

This course provides 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.
Benefits of Attending this Class
The course features:

Understanding how the system interacts with other systems in a OpenVMS Cluster networked environment.
Gaining a context for optimally managing OpenVMS in a distributed environment, including SCSI clusters
Developing command procedures to automate day-to-day system management operations.
Optimizing OpenVMS management by eliminating manual repetition of day-to-day tasks.
Providing for general system and data security by managing user accounts, resource access, and performing backup and restoration of files.
Protecting user data and allowing user access to site specific required levels.
Extending Cluster Wide Process Services capability to allow process creations on remote nodes in an OpenVMS Cluster environment.
Managing the operation of local and cluster-wide batch and print queues.
Meeting site requirements for batch and printer utilization.