Filenet Is Adv. System Administration_English Version

OBIETTIVI:

Have you ever been called because the network is slow and not known what to do? Most of those calls are not network related. Come to this class and find out how to tell if it really is the network. Have you ever noticed your system getting slower and slower? Take this class and learn how an incorrectly configured system can impact performance. Have you ever had your system go down and production stop? This is a system administrator's worst nightmare. Come to this class and find out how to use a powerful tool called 911 to identify the possible sources of trouble.

Have you ever needed to consolidate optical disks and wondered the best way to do it? Have you wondered when it's time to consolidate? This is the class for you.

Do you need to run on-line backups? Protect your data without shutting the system down?

Would you like to know more about how SNMP works with IS? We'll teach you about this.

PREREQUISITI:

It is critical that you have the following experience to receive maximum benefit from this course:

FileNet IS System Administration (course model number: 200458)

AGENDA:

This instructor-led course is ideal for those IS system administration professionals that have searched for easier methods to identify and resolve problems. The topics include:

FileNet's implementation of client/server technology - How Request Handlers, Daemons, and Shared Libraries work together

The Network Clearinghouse (NCH) Database - NCH naming conventions and the nch_tool utility

Client/Server Communication - connections, sessions, the RPC process, and the Protocol Process Manager (PPM)

Monitoring Communication Activity - the cormon utility, PPMOI, and error logs.

Monitoring Server Processes - server process theory, interlocks, the ipc_tool utility, and SAS errors

911 - when to run it, how to use the reports it generates, what to do if 911 fails

Getting the most out of Storage Library Control and Backup Job Control

Optimizing Storage Library performance

Rebuilding primary or tranlog disks

Using reports to analyze slow systems

Capturing events using SNMP codes

Performing on-line backups

Using WQS_tool to defragment workflo queues

NOTE:

Dettagli

Calendario

23/04/2007 Roma

18/06/2007 Roma

03/09/2007 Roma

15/10/2007 Roma

05/11/2007 Roma

DURATA

4 gg

PREZZO

2800 Euro

LINGUA

ENG

TIPO DI CORSO

DESTINATARI

- Sistemisti

- Sviluppatori