System Operator Workshop for IBM i

System Operator Workshop for IBM iAS24GIBIBMIB-AS24G1.0<ul> <li>Use the online help and references</li><li>Send, display, and reply to messages</li><li>Monitor and control jobs, devices, and job and output queues</li><li>Start and stop the system</li><li>Create and change user profiles</li><li>Use authorization lists and group profiles</li><li>Manage system configuration --> this could be the replacement for Manage system devices, user display stations, and printers</li><li>Save and restore objects, libraries, and the system</li><li>Monitor job and history logs</li><li>Diagnose a system problem</li><li>Order, receive, and apply PTFs</li><li>Perform all of these functions using a 5250 emulation session as well as IBM i Access Client Solutions and IBM Navigator for i</li></ul>There are no prerequisites for this course.This course is intended for the person who has responsibility for daily system operations. It is not intended for technical audiences who are seeking an in-depth look at how the Power System with IBM i works. This audience should instead attend the IBM i Technical Introduction (OL4AG).This introductory course enables a new system operator to develop basic to intermediate level skills needed for day-to-day operations of the Power System with IBM i. Focus is given to using the GUI (IBM i Access Client Solutions and IBM Navigator for i) as well as 5250 emulation sessions to perform tasks including job control, monitoring, sending messages, managing systems devices, and more. Hands-on exercises reinforce the lecture topics and prepare the student to successfully operate a Power System with IBM i.Day 1  Unit 1: Power Systems and IBM i concepts and overview Unit 2: Reference material and support Unit 3: Overview of IBM i Access Client Solutions Exercise 1: Using the keyboard and system displays Unit 4: Overview of 5250 emulation and help Exercise 2: Overview of IBM i Access Client Solutions Unit 5: Overview of IBM Navigator for i Exercise 3: Overview of IBM Navigator for i Unit 6: Messaging concepts Unit 7: Messaging with 5250 emulation Exercise 4: Messages with 5250 emulation Unit 8: Messaging with IBM Navigator for i Exercise 5: Messaging with IBM Navigator for i Unit 9: CL command concepts Unit 10: CL commands with 5250 emulation Unit 11: Concepts: Object, library, and the IFS Day 2 Unit 12: Object management with 5250 emulationExercise 6: Object management with 5250 emulationUnit 13: Object management with IBM Navigator for iExercise 7: Object management with IBM Navigator for iUnit 14: Introduction to work managementUnit 15: Work management with 5250 emulationExercise 8: Work management with 5250 emulationExercise 9: Work management with IBM Navigator for i (Optional)Unit 16: Job control with 5250 emulationExercise 10: Job control with 5250 emulationUnit 17: Job control with IBM Navigator for iExercise 11: Job control with IBM Navigator for i (Optional)Unit 18: Print conceptsUnit 19: Print control with 5250 emulationExercise 12: Print control with 5250 emulationUnit 20: IBM i Access Client Solutions printer outputExercise 13: Print with IBM i Access Client SolutionsUnit 21: Print control with IBM Navigator for iExercise 14: Print control with IBM Navigator for i (Optional) Day 3 Exercise 15 Creating your own subsystem descriptionExercise 16 Special work management functionsUnit 22: Starting and stopping the systemExercise 17: System values with 5250 emulationExercise 18: System values with IBM Navigator for i (Optional)Unit 23: System security conceptsUnit 24: System security with 5250 emulationExercise 19: System security with 5250 emulationUnit 25: System security with IBM Navigator for iExercise 20: System security with IBM Navigator for i (Optional)Unit 26: System configuration overviewUnit 27: Configuration with 5250 emulationExercise 21: Managing your system configurationUnit 28: Configuration with IBM Navigator for iUnit 29: Control language programmingExercise 22: Write a basic CL program Day 4 Unit 30: IBM DB2 for i introductionUnit 31: Save conceptsUnit 32: Save with 5250 emulationExercise 23: Save with 5250 emulationUnit 33: Save with IBM Navigator for iUnit 34: Restore concepts and overviewExercise 24: Restore with 5250 emulationUnit 35: Problem determination with 5250 emulationExercise 25: Problem determinationUnit 36: Overview of the PTF processUnit 37: PTFs with 5250 emulationUnit 38: Storage managementUnit 39: Introduction to system tuningUnit 40: Class summary  - Use the online help and references - Send, display, and reply to messages - Monitor and control jobs, devices, and job and output queues - Start and stop the system - Create and change user profiles - Use authorization lists and group profiles - Manage system configuration --> this could be the replacement for Manage system devices, user display stations, and printers - Save and restore objects, libraries, and the system - Monitor job and history logs - Diagnose a system problem - Order, receive, and apply PTFs - Perform all of these functions using a 5250 emulation session as well as IBM i Access Client Solutions and IBM Navigator for iThere are no prerequisites for this course.This course is intended for the person who has responsibility for daily system operations. It is not intended for technical audiences who are seeking an in-depth look at how the Power System with IBM i works. This audience should instead attend the IBM i Technical Introduction (OL4AG).This introductory course enables a new system operator to develop basic to intermediate level skills needed for day-to-day operations of the Power System with IBM i. Focus is given to using the GUI (IBM i Access Client Solutions and IBM Navigator for i) as well as 5250 emulation sessions to perform tasks including job control, monitoring, sending messages, managing systems devices, and more. Hands-on exercises reinforce the lecture topics and prepare the student to successfully operate a Power System with IBM i.Day 1 Unit 1: Power Systems and IBM i concepts and overview Unit 2: Reference material and support Unit 3: Overview of IBM i Access Client Solutions Exercise 1: Using the keyboard and system displays Unit 4: Overview of 5250 emulation and help Exercise 2: Overview of IBM i Access Client Solutions Unit 5: Overview of IBM Navigator for i Exercise 3: Overview of IBM Navigator for i Unit 6: Messaging concepts Unit 7: Messaging with 5250 emulation Exercise 4: Messages with 5250 emulation Unit 8: Messaging with IBM Navigator for i Exercise 5: Messaging with IBM Navigator for i Unit 9: CL command concepts Unit 10: CL commands with 5250 emulation Unit 11: Concepts: Object, library, and the IFS Day 2 Unit 12: Object management with 5250 emulationExercise 6: Object management with 5250 emulationUnit 13: Object management with IBM Navigator for iExercise 7: Object management with IBM Navigator for iUnit 14: Introduction to work managementUnit 15: Work management with 5250 emulationExercise 8: Work management with 5250 emulationExercise 9: Work management with IBM Navigator for i (Optional)Unit 16: Job control with 5250 emulationExercise 10: Job control with 5250 emulationUnit 17: Job control with IBM Navigator for iExercise 11: Job control with IBM Navigator for i (Optional)Unit 18: Print conceptsUnit 19: Print control with 5250 emulationExercise 12: Print control with 5250 emulationUnit 20: IBM i Access Client Solutions printer outputExercise 13: Print with IBM i Access Client SolutionsUnit 21: Print control with IBM Navigator for iExercise 14: Print control with IBM Navigator for i (Optional) Day 3 Exercise 15 Creating your own subsystem descriptionExercise 16 Special work management functionsUnit 22: Starting and stopping the systemExercise 17: System values with 5250 emulationExercise 18: System values with IBM Navigator for i (Optional)Unit 23: System security conceptsUnit 24: System security with 5250 emulationExercise 19: System security with 5250 emulationUnit 25: System security with IBM Navigator for iExercise 20: System security with IBM Navigator for i (Optional)Unit 26: System configuration overviewUnit 27: Configuration with 5250 emulationExercise 21: Managing your system configurationUnit 28: Configuration with IBM Navigator for iUnit 29: Control language programmingExercise 22: Write a basic CL program Day 4 Unit 30: IBM DB2 for i introductionUnit 31: Save conceptsUnit 32: Save with 5250 emulationExercise 23: Save with 5250 emulationUnit 33: Save with IBM Navigator for iUnit 34: Restore concepts and overviewExercise 24: Restore with 5250 emulationUnit 35: Problem determination with 5250 emulationExercise 25: Problem determinationUnit 36: Overview of the PTF processUnit 37: PTFs with 5250 emulationUnit 38: Storage managementUnit 39: Introduction to system tuningUnit 40: Class summary 4 jours1995.0026500.002000.002000.002790.002790.001545.003450.003260.003190.004500.003400.00