HPE NonStop Server Administration IH1SC3SHPHPHP-H1SC3S1.0<p>At the conclusion of this course the student
should be able to:
</p>
<ul>
<li>Be familiar with the Integrity NonStop server architecture.</li><li>Describe computing environments and operator tasks</li><li>Monitor your NonStop server and its subsystems</li><li>Demonstrate the use of TACL, FUP, SCF and OSM to monitor the system</li><li>Describe how to manage security, disks, tapes</li><li>Demonstrate how to view, modify, and correct system spooler and print job problems</li></ul><ul>
<li>Before attending this course the student doesn´t need previous experience or prerequisites.</li></ul><ul>
<li>System Operators</li><li>System Administrators,</li><li>Systems Analysts</li><li>Technical Support</li><li>Analysts</li></ul><h5>Module 1 - Course Overview</h5><h5>Module 2 – Design Goals for HP NonStop Servers</h5><h5>Module 3 – HP NonStop Architecture </h5><ul>
<li>NonStop System Hardware Architecture</li><li>NonStop System Kernel</li><li>Open System Services</li></ul>
<h5>Module 4 – Operator Tools </h5><ul>
<li>Introduction to TACL</li><li>File System Introduction</li><li>The TACL Environment</li><li>Working with Spooler Jobs (Peruse)</li></ul>
<h5>Module 5 – NonStop Technical Library (NTL) </h5><ul>
<li>NTL</li></ul>
<h5>Module 6 – Managing Files</h5><ul>
<li>File System Introduction</li><li>The File Utility Program (FUP)</li></ul>
<h5>Module 7 – Managing Print Jobs</h5><ul>
<li>Monitoring the Spooler</li><li>Managing Spooler Objects (SPOOLCOM)</li></ul>
<h5>Module 8 – Monitoring Systems</h5><ul>
<li>Open System Management (OSM) Overview</li><li>Monitoring Enclosures, Hardware, and Software</li><li>Event Management Service (EMS)</li><li>Monitoring Processors</li><li>The Subsystem Control Facility (SCF)</li><li>Monitoring Disks, Printers, Tape Drives, and Terminals</li></ul>
<h5>Module 9 – Monitoring Applications</h5><ul>
<li>The Pathway Application Environment</li></ul>
<h5>Module 10 – Monitoring LANs and WANs</h5><ul>
<li>IP CLIM</li><li>TCPIP</li><li>Expand</li></ul>
<h5>Module 11 – Support and Information Services</h5>At the conclusion of this course the student
should be able to:
- Be familiar with the Integrity NonStop server architecture.
- Describe computing environments and operator tasks
- Monitor your NonStop server and its subsystems
- Demonstrate the use of TACL, FUP, SCF and OSM to monitor the system
- Describe how to manage security, disks, tapes
- Demonstrate how to view, modify, and correct system spooler and print job problems- Before attending this course the student doesn´t need previous experience or prerequisites.- System Operators
- System Administrators,
- Systems Analysts
- Technical Support
- AnalystsModule 1 - Course Overview
Module 2 – Design Goals for HP NonStop Servers
Module 3 – HP NonStop Architecture
- NonStop System Hardware Architecture
- NonStop System Kernel
- Open System Services
Module 4 – Operator Tools
- Introduction to TACL
- File System Introduction
- The TACL Environment
- Working with Spooler Jobs (Peruse)
Module 5 – NonStop Technical Library (NTL)
- NTL
Module 6 – Managing Files
- File System Introduction
- The File Utility Program (FUP)
Module 7 – Managing Print Jobs
- Monitoring the Spooler
- Managing Spooler Objects (SPOOLCOM)
Module 8 – Monitoring Systems
- Open System Management (OSM) Overview
- Monitoring Enclosures, Hardware, and Software
- Event Management Service (EMS)
- Monitoring Processors
- The Subsystem Control Facility (SCF)
- Monitoring Disks, Printers, Tape Drives, and Terminals
Module 9 – Monitoring Applications
- The Pathway Application Environment
Module 10 – Monitoring LANs and WANs
- IP CLIM
- TCPIP
- Expand
Module 11 – Support and Information Services5 jours3750.004500.003750.00