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Course Title: OpenVMS System and Network Node Operations

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OVERVIEW OF PRODUCT

This course presents introductory training for the operator 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 ABSTRACT

This course features:

• OpenVMS system and network environment

• How to support users on an OpenVMS system

• Queue maintenance

• Backups and restores

• System startups and shutdowns

• Disks and tapes maintenance

• System activity

COURSE OUTLINE

OPENVMS 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

Members of a Cluster

Interconnects

Sample OpenVMS Cluster Configurations

Connection Manager

The Quorum Scheme

Device Names in an OpenVMS Cluster System

Network Configurations

Network Concepts

Network Components

Network Management

OpenVMS Software Concepts

Programs, Images, and Utilities

Processes

System Files, Directories, and Logical Names

System File and Directory Protection

FINDING INFORMATION OUT ABOUT USERS

Using the Authorize Utility to List User Accounts

Using the Authorize Utility to List User Accounts

Monitoring the Use of Disk Space

Purging Old Versions of Files

Setting a Version Limit on Directories

Monitoring Disk Space

Managing Disk Quotas

MAINTAINING QUEUES

OpenVMS Queues

Generic and Execution Queues

Batch and OutputQueues

The Queue Manager

Priority of Jobs in a Queue

Monitoring Queues and Jobs

Monitoring Queue Status

Tailoring the SHOW QUEUE Command

Monitoring Job Status

Stopping a Queue

Ways to Stop 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

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

PERFORMING BACKUPS AND RESTORES

Backup Concepts

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

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

SHUTTING DOWN AND STARTING UP AN OPENVMS SYSTEM

Shutting Down an OpenVMS System

Orderly Shutdown

Emergency Shutdown

Starting Up an OpenVMS System

Starting the Processor

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

MAINTAINING VOLUMES

Review of OpenVMS Device Concepts

OpenVMS Device Names

Devices in an OpenVMS Cluster System

Review of System Files and Directories

OpenVMS System Directories

Obtaining Information About Volumes

Volume Types and Characteristics

Displaying Device Characteristics

Handling Common Volume Problems

Setting File Characteristics

Defragmenting a Disk

Rebuilding Incorrectly Dismounted Disks

Specifying a New Volume Label

MONITORING SYSTEM RESOURCES

Using the Show Cluster Utility

The Show Cluster Utility

Tailoring the Display

Monitoring with DCL Commands

Monitoring Memory Resources

Using SHOW SYSTEM in a Cluster

Monitoring the Activity of a Process


TARGET AUDIENCE

Operators


COURSE OBJECTIVES

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

• Perform operations in an OpenVMS system and network environment

• Support users on an OpenVMS system

• Perform queue maintenance

• Perform Backups and restores

• Complete System startups and shutdowns

• Perform disk and tape maintenance

• Monitor and troubleshoot basic system activity

PREREQUISITES

Before taking this course, students should be able to:

• Log in and out of an OpenVMS system

• Set up terminal characteristics

• Issue DCL commands

• Create and edit text files

• Send messages to other system users

• Write a simple command procedure