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OS/390 UNIX System Services: Concepts & Facilities
This course provides an overview of the OS/390 Shell and Utilities, which provide commands for using OS/390 UNIX System Services. The course covers a brief history of UNIX, information about the OS/390 shell, the MVS and shell environments, and customizing the shell. The terminal interface is introduced. The course covers shell scripts and commands, and writing shell scripts. Become familiar with the hierarchical file systems, files and directories, paths and pathnames, using commands, and the ISPF shell. Learn about working with files and directories and manipulating files, which includes editing, printing, copying, and transferring files between systems.
UNIX System Services: Concepts & Facilities training covers such topics as:
Introduction to OS/390 UNIX System Services
Shell Commands
The File System
Files
This course is designed for application programmers, system programmers, and
end users working on an MVS system and using OS/390 UNIX services for the OS/390
shell.
OS/390 eNetwork Server
This course provides an introduction to the capabilities and business uses of the IBM OS/390 eNetwork Server. It covers platform and protocol support, and a system-wide view of the function of a communications server in business.
eNetwork Server training covers such topics as:
Introducing the eNetwork Server
Network Communications
Network Connections
Network Security
This course is designed as an introductory course for managers, system administrators,
and programmers.
OS/390 eNetwork Server
Description
This course provides an introduction to the capabilities and business uses
of the IBM OS/390
eNetwork Server. It covers platform and protocol support, and a system-wide
view of the function of a communications server in business. This course is
written to OS/390 2.x.
Audience
This course is designed as an introductory course for managers, system administrators,
and
programmers.
Prerequisites
The student should have a basic understanding of software and hardware, and
enterprise systems. Some awareness of data processing principles would be helpful.
Course Duration
» 5 hours
Topics Include
Unit 1: Introducing the eNetwork Server
» What is the eNetwork Server?
» eNetwork and the Internet
» eNetwork Solutions
Unit 2: Network Communications
» Network Basics
» Types of Networks
» Distributed Computing
» The Client/Server Model
Unit 3: Network Connections
» Network Architectures
» Network Protocols
» eNetwork Communications Server
» Sockets
Unit 4: Network Security
» Introducing Network Security
» eNetwork Security