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Tivoli NetView for OS/390 1.4 TCP/IP Management
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| Duration |
4 days
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| Description |
The main focus of this course will
be on the new TCP/IP functionality of Tivoli NetView for
OS/390. You will be taken through all of the key tasks required
to manage TCP/IP networks via Tivoli NetView for OS/390
and will also explore alternate methods for viewing network
topology, monitoring network functions, and issuing commands.
This course will not provide
an in depth installation and configuration view of Tivoli
NetView for OS/390, but it will aim to provide sufficient
information for the audience to get started.
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| Objectives |
After completing the Tivoli NetView for OS/390 TCP/IP Management
course, students should be able to:
 Describe
the components of a Tivoli NetView for OS/390 implementation
 needed
for TCP/IP Management and how they work together
Select
the best Tivoli NetView for OS/390 features for management
of TCP/IP
Availability in your Enterprise
Configure
Tivoli NetView for OS/390 to enable TCP/IP management functions
(including
setting up address spaces, TSO and UNIX servers, IP Commands,
Hardware
Monitor and SNMP Services)
Configure
Multisystem Manager for TCP/IP, to enable Topology Discovery
and
Event
Management
Configure
and use the NetView Management Console (NMC) Server and
Client
including
enabling exploitation of TCP/IP commands and SNMP MIB tools
Configure
and use Automated Operations Network (AON) functions related
to
TCP/IP
Enable
the Hardware Monitor to receive TCP/IP related events (Traps)
Describe
the functions provided by Tivoli NetView for OS/390 for
remote IP
sessions
and commands (Sockets, RSH, REXEC, Trace, Telnet 3270)
Describe
PIPE stages and automation techniques of value in creating
custom
CLISTs
to automate management of your TCP/IP Network |
| Audience |
This
course is targeted primarily at OS/390 network and systems
programmers who will be charged with installing and configuring
Tivoli NetView for OS/390 and who will use the product to
manage the customer’s TCP/IP network. |
| Course
Content |
Unit 1: Tivoli NetView for OS/390 Overview
and Release 1.4 Update
Unit 2: Industry Standards for TCP/IP
and TCP/IP Management
Unit 3: Introduction to Tivoli NetView
for OS/390 TCP/IP Management Functions - This unit describes
the functional components within Tivoli NetView for OS/390
that are used to manage TCP/IP networks and how these
functions can be accessed from a TCP/IP network.
Unit 4: Configuring the Tivoli NetView
for OS/390 Base Components to Manage TCP/IP Part 1
Unit 5: Configuring the Tivoli NetView
for OS/390 Base Components to Manage TCP/IP Part 2
Unit 6: Configuring the Tivoli NetView
for OS/390 Base Components to Manage TCP/IP Part 3
Unit 7: Configuring the NetView Management
Console.
Unit 8: Multi-System Manager for TCP/IP
Unit 9: The NMC SNMP MIB Browser and
Real-Time Poller
Unit 10: Monitoring TCP/IP Network Events
Using the Hardware Monitor
Unit 11: Automated Operations Network
for TCP/IP-Part 1
Unit 12: Automated Operations Network
for TCP/IP-Part 2
Unit 13: Pipe Stages for TCP/IP
Unit 14: Additional NetView/390 IP Management
Functions
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| Require
Skills/Knowledge |
The following skills and areas of knowledge are required:
Prior to undertaking this course it is recommended that
students complete either Tivoli NetView for OS/390 Installation
and Administration (strongly recommended), or both of the
following two courses:
 Tivoli
NetView for OS/390 Introduction and Overview
Tivoli
NetView for OS/390 Mainframe Operations
OS/390
systems programming experience, including familiarity with
TSO
Some knowledge
of TCP/IP concepts and protocols, particularly TCP/IP
commands and SNMP Additionally, the following would be advantageous:
Experience with earlier versions of NetView
OS/390 Communications Server Experience
OS/390 UNIX Systems Services Experience
Experience with SNA networking
Familiarity with REXX programming language
Windows 2000 user skills
Familiarity with Microsoft Windows Operating Systems |
