The OpenVMS Operating System
 
 

This course sets the stage for the student to integrate the later course material into a framework of broader awareness of what OpenVMS has been, is, and will become. The three machine architectures—VAX, Alpha, and Itanium systems—also trace the development of OpenVMS from VAX VMS to the impending port of OpenVMS to the Itanium platform.

Though the OpenVMS operating system has evolved to meet new challenges, stability through change has been a hallmark that makes what you learn about OpenVMS today useful tomorrow. This course briefly introduces important concepts that recur throughout the course: ideas that, indeed, will persist through all of your work with OpenVMS.
Prerequisites
There are no general prerequisites, though basic familiarity with OpenVMS as a user is a plus.
 
Course Contents

Background of OpenVMS

  • Three Hardware Architectures
  • VAX and Alpha Systems
  • Itanium Platform Family (IPF)
  • Selected Timeline

Why Virtual Memory?

  • Programs Use Memory

Sharing Other Resources

  • Networking
  • Network Diagram
  • Clusters

OpenVMS Features

  • Using OpenVMS
  • Learning OpenVMS
 
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 Modules in this Series

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The OpenVMS Operating System
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Interactive Access
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Using Interactive DCL Commands and Procedures
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Directories, Files, and RMS
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Editing Files
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Using Logical Names
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Operations on Files
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Networking and Communication
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Basic DCL Programming