Datatrain Computer Based Training / Online e-Learning

OS/390 UNIX Customization and Administration

RunRun Demo (without the LMS): Installation & Customization
Flash 5 required

Duration

10 - 12 hours

Overview

Audience

OS/390 (MVS) Systems Programmers requiring knowledge and skills to be able to install, customize, maintain and perform administration tasks relating to the UNIX components of the OS/390 operating system

Prerequisites

Knowledge of MVS utilities, JCL, and SMP/E, prior knowledge of UNIX is not required but prior completion of the course "Using OS/390 UNIX" would be helpful

Objectives

After completing this course, the student will be familiar with -
  • Hierarchical file system structure
  • Installation Tasks and Data Management
  • Security Considerations
  • Performance Issues and Problem Diagnosis

Course Content

Unit 1 OVERVIEW
  • OS/390 UNIX and the Open Systems Environment
  • Traditional UNIX Systems
  • Major Components and Functions
  • Overview of Key Terms

Unit 2 HIERARCHICAL FILE SYSTEM
  • OS/390 Implementation of HFS Type Data
  • File System Structure
  • HFS Data Sets
  • Mountpoints

Unit 3 INSTALLATION TASKS
  • Modes of Operation of OS/390
  • Installing and Customizing the Main Components
  • OS/390 UNIX Setup and Customize PARMLIB

Unit 4 DATA MANAGEMENT
  • File Systems and Data Movement
  • Manipulate Data between the UNIX and Traditional MVS Environments
  • Backup and Migration
  • Data Management at the HFS Level

Unit 5 MANAGING USER FILESYSTEMS
  • Inbuilt Automounter to Reduce Administration Tasks
  • Managing User Filesystems
  • Customization of the Automounter to Manage File Systems Automatically

Unit 6 TCP/IP CONFIGURATION
  • Configuring TCP/IP for OS/390
  • Customizing TCP/IP Host Based Applications such as TELNET, FTP and NFS

Unit 7 SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS
  • Security Tasks Involved in Customizing OS/390 UNIX
  • Using IBM's Security Server (RACF)

Unit 8 PROCESS MANAGEMENT
  • UNIX Processes Implemented in an OS/390 Environment
  • Processes, Threads, and Pipes and the Functions which Create and Control Them

Unit 9 OPERATOR COMMANDS
  • Query the Status of OS/390 UNIX
  • Determine what File Systems are mounted
  • Determine the Processes Running

Unit 10 SMP/E MAINTENANCE OF OS/390 UNIX
  • SMP/E Elements Relating to UNIX Components
  • Methodology on how System Hierarchical File Systems are best Maintained

Unit 11 PERFORMANCE ISSUES
  • Tips for Optimum Performance as Recommended by IBM
  • Workload Manager Service Classes
  • Classification Rules for UNIX

Unit 12 PROBLEM DIAGNOSIS
  • Diagnosing OS/390 UNIX Type System Problems
  • Gather Diagnostic Information
  • Reference Materials

Unit 13 OS/390 UNIX DAEMONS AND APPLICATIONS

Library

This course is part of the OS/390 Unix library.


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