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HP OpenVMS: Managing Complex Systems

Course Code: U3726S      Days: 5
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Course Overview

This course presents the System Manager who has been running an existing OpenVMS system with advanced information and skills needed to manage complex areas, such as cluster configuration and management, storage options, Galaxy concepts, and troubleshooting techniques. Performance, availability, and scalability are common topics throughout the course.

Audience

System Managers who need the skills to understand and be responsible for cluster, storage, and Galaxy management tasks.

Skills Gained

  • Configure and maintain Radid and Storage Area Networks (SAN) to work with OpenVMS.
  • Choose, configure, maintain and tune OpenVMS Galaxy configurations.
  • Choose, configure and maintain OpenVMS cluster systems.
  • Use troubleshooting methodology and tools to resolve OpenVMS SAN, cluster and Galaxy problems.

Prerequisites

Students should have an understanding of general OpenVMS system management activities and tools.

It is recommended that students have the knowledge and experience that is contained in the OpenVMS System Management I: Essentials for Established Systems and System Management II: installation, configuration, and customizations courses.


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