HP NonStop Open System Management (OSM) overview

Course overview

This 2-day introductory course provides you with the knowledge you need to operate, monitor, manage, maintain, and control a HP NonStop S-series server, utilizing the Open System Management (OSM) product. This course covers OSM features, basic functionality, installation and configuration.

Audience

Account or support engineers and customer service personnel who are responsible for installing and fully maintaining the NonStop S-series network servers utilizing OSM and the NonStop Kernel operating system.

Ways to save

Next Steps

• NonStop S-Series Tools Workshop course (U4177S)

Benefits to you

Use the OSM system to operate, manage, and maintain the NonStop S-series server.

Course outline

• Introduction to OSM
• OSM overview
• OSM components
• Installing OSM server-based components
• OSM service connection processes
• OSM guided procedures
• OSM low-level link
• OSM notification director
• OSM service connection
• OSM event viewer
• Dedicated E4SA, FESA, or GESA LAN
• TSM co-existence and fallback
• Changes to TSM-related service provider tools
• OSM processes and files
• OSM service connection processes
• OSM server persistent processes
• Other OSM server processes
• OSM server files
• Debugging and tracing
• Remote auditing
• Installing and using OSM
• Installing OSM server-based components
• OSM system console components
• Installing OSM client-based components
• OSM migration tool
• OSM service connection
• Download Java run-time environment
• Loading OSM
• Log on dialog box
• OSM discovery status
• System with ServerNet clusters
• OSM low-level link
• OSM notification director
• Launching OSM event viewer
• OSM event viewer
• Selecting logfiles, collectors, or nodes
• OSM guided procedures
• Performing actions on a fan
• Disk actions
• Group actions
• Module actions
• Fabric actions
• Display menu
• Summary menu
• Tools menu
• Inventory view
• Cluster view for ServerNet clusters
• External ServerNet X fabric
• Onsite-delivery equipment requirements
• Each delivery requires access to a minimum of:
• One 2-processor NonStop S7x server with G06.08 plus the OSM software product revisions, or later version of the NonStop Kernel operating system
• One PC workstation