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Tivoli NetView for OS/390 Installation and Administration

Duration: 5 Days

Overview:

This course provides guidance in the installation, administration, and use of the procedural version of the Tivoli TME10 NetView for OS/390 product. Hands-on labs reinforce the lecture material. This course describes the uses of and definitions for the major components of the procedural NetView product.
This course also describes the major interfaces to VTAM and to the operating system. It does not cover implementation of an Enterprise NetView. That material is covered in Tivoli TME10 NetView for OS/390 Enterprise Graphics (TM771).

Who Should Take This Course:

Systems programmers who are responsible for installing and defining a procedural NetView in an OS/390 environment are eligible.

What You Are Taught:

• Perform the NetView installation tasks
• Execute the tasks inherent in the definitions of the major components of NetView
• Install the Java 3270 Client and Web Browser functions of the NetView product
• Explain the flow of messages in NetView
• Understand the NetView initialization process

Topics Include:

• Overview of the NetView product
• NetView task structure
• NetView and the operating system
• NetView and VTAM
• NetView Data Sets
• Command Facility Definitions
• NetView Security options
• Status Monitor
• Hardware Monitor
• Session Monitor
• Message Flow
• Java 3270 client and Web Browser

Prerequisites:

An understanding of basic MVS system console operations and basic VTAM concepts is a must.