Advanced System Operator Workshop for IBM i
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This course expands the skills of IBM i system operators by covering LPAR concepts, HMC functions, IBM i Access Client Solutions, security controls, authorization methods, work management, and basic CL programming. It also introduces menu creation, journaling concepts, and practical techniques that help improve day-to-day IBM i operations.
Table of contents
- Short Summary
- Modality
- Cost
- Publish date
- Retire date
- Duration
- Agenda
- Objectives
- Brand/Department
- Product
- Skill Level
- Key Topics
- Audience
- Labs
- Follow-on Courses
Short Summary
This is the follow on course to AS24G. This course teaches advanced operator skills. OL19G may also interest this student.
Modality
Classroom or Instructor-led online
Cost
paid
Amount
300
Publish Date
July 20, 2002
Retire Date
December 30, 2027
Duration
24 hours
Agenda
- LPAR concepts and overview- Console options and HMC overview- Basic management using HMC- IBM i Access Family overview- IBM i Access Client Solutions- Security concepts and overview- System values- User security- Resource security- Authorization lists and adopted authority- Work management: Concepts and overview- Work management: Subsystem concepts and overview- Work management: Job processing concepts and interactive jobs- Work management: Job processing concepts of other job types- Work management: Submitting and tracking of batch jobs- Programming concepts- CL programming concepts- CL programming using PDM and SEU- Creating a menu using SDA- Tips for improved operation- Journaling overview and basic operation
Objectives
- Explain the concept of how LPAR works
- Explain the functions served by the HMC
- Explain the functions of IBM i Access Client Solutions
- Explain how user versus resource security are implemented
- Explain the difference between group profiles and authorization lists
- Describe how adopted authority works
- Describe how work is managed on the system and the concepts of the performance tuning process on the system
- Explain how Management Central can be used to manage a single system or a network of Power i servers
- Perform the steps to create a basic CL program using both the traditional (PDM and SEU) application development tools
- Perform the steps to create a menu using SDA
- Provide some tips on how you can improve your operations
Brand/Department
Power Systems - IBM i
Product
IBM i