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HPE Nonstop Server Administration I

H1SC3S

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H1SC3S

Duration

5 days

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ILT, VILT

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Course ID

H1SC3S

Duration

5 days

Format

ILT, VILT

Pricing and registration

Browse related courses
  • Overview

    HPE Nonstop Administration I is the first of three courses that help familiarize you with administering an HPE Nonstop system. In this course, you are introduced to the HPE Nonstop architecture as well as common tools, such as TACL, SCF, SCF, OSM, and PERUSE/SPOOLCOM. Additionally, it provides an overview of topics such as filesystem, pathway, and LANs/WANs. The course is not focused on a specific HPE Nonstop system generation. It is 70% lecture and 30% hands-on labs in HPE server environments.
  • Audience

    This course is ideal for system operators, system administrators, systems analysts, and technical support analysts.
  • Prerequisites

    There are no prerequisites for this course.
  • Course objectives

    After completing this course, you should be able to:

    • Describe the HPE Integrity Nonstop server architecture
    • Describe computing environments and operator tasks
    • Monitor your HPE Nonstop server and its subsystems
    • Demonstrate the use of TACL, FUP, SCF, and OSM to monitor the system
    • Describe how to manage security, disks, and tapes
    • Demonstrate how to view, modify, and correct system spooler and print job problems
  • Course outline

Module 1: Course Overview

Module 2: Design Goals for HPE NonStop Servers

Module 3: HPE Nonstop Architecture
  • HPE Nonstop system hardware architecture
  • HPE 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: HPE 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 Services

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