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• 1- 1 Documentation for Managing Complex Environments


• 1- 2 Documentation for Managing Small Standalone Systems


• 2- 1 System Management Command Procedures


• 2- 2 System Management Utilities


• 3- 1 If You Are Installing


• 3- 2 If You Are Upgrading


• 3- 3 Format of facvvu Save-Set File Name


• 3- 4 VMSINSTAL.COM Options


• 3- 5 Operations and How to Initiate Them from Each Interface


• 3- 6 PDF Kit Types and Values


• 3- 7 Format of tmmnn-ue Version Identification


• 3- 8 Features You Can Request During an Installation


• 3- 9 SHOW OBJECT Command: Displaying Managed Object Information


• 3- 10 SHOW PRODUCT and SHOW HISTORY Commands: Displaying Product Information


• 3- 11 Operations Listed on the Mode Menu


• 4- 1 Emergency Boot Procedures


• 4- 2 Startup Logging Options


• 4- 3 Node Notification During Shutdown


• 5- 1 Site-Specific Startup Command Procedures


• 5- 2 Commonly Defined System Logical Names


• 5- 3 REGISTER_PRIVILEGED_IMAGE.COM Keywords


• 5- 4 Available Languages


• 5- 5 Format Mnemonics


• 5- 6 Predefined Output Date Formats


• 5- 7 Predefined Output Time Formats


• 6- 1 Resource Types


• 6- 2 System Privileges


• 6- 3 System Login Flow


• 6- 4 System-Supplied UAF Accounts


• 6- 5 Account Types


• 6- 6 Qualifiers Used with AUTHORIZE


• 6- 7 MAIL User Profile Record


• 6- 8 Types of Limits


• 6- 9 Limits and Suggested Values for SYSTEM and DEFAULT Accounts


• 6- 10 Descriptions of SYSTEM and DEFAULT Accounts


• 8- 1 Files-11 On-Disk Structure Terminology


• 8- 2 Reserved Files


• 8- 3 CD-ROM On-Disc Formats


• 8- 4 CD-ROM Volume Structure


• 8- 5 Terms Related to Magnetic Tapes


• 8- 6 Tasks Users Can Perform Unassisted


• 8- 7 INITIALIZE Command Qualifiers


• 8- 8 Access Types for Disk and Tape Volumes


• 8- 9 INITIALIZE Command Qualifiers for Protection


• 8- 10 Protection Granted with INITIALIZE Command Qualifiers


• 8- 11 Access Types for Tape Volume Protection


• 8- 12 MOUNT Command Qualifiers for Mounting Disks


• 8- 13 MOUNT Command Qualifiers for Mounting Tapes


• 8- 14 ISO 9660 Restrictions


• 8- 15 REPLY Command Qualifiers for Continuation Volumes


• 8- 16 Contents of a Quota File


• 9- 1 DCL Commands to Display Ownership and Protection


• 9- 2 Access Types with Disk File Protection


• 9- 3 DCL Commands to Modify File Protection Characteristics


• 9- 4 Access Types for Directory Protection


• 9- 5 Comparison of OpenVMS Extended Names and Standard Names


• 9- 6 Wildcard Character Support with Tape Volumes


• 9- 7 Methods of Transferring Information


• 10- 1 Comparison of Image and Incremental Backups


• 10- 2 BACKUP Command Qualifier Types


• 10- 3 Save-Set Types


• 10- 4 Recommended Process Quotas for Efficient Backups


• 10- 5 Sample Process Quotas for Efficient Backups


• 10- 6 Methods of Volume Initialization


• 10- 7 Number of Shadow Sets Supported


• 10- 8 Valid Standalone BACKUP Qualifiers


• 10- 9 BACKUP Error Options and Results


• 11- 1 Kinds of Security Events OpenVMS Can Report


• 13- 1 Qualifiers for Specifying Queue Options


• 13- 2 Effects of Queue Commands on All Queues


• 13- 3 Effects of Queue Commands on Autostart and Nonautostart Queues


• 13- 4 Queue Statuses Displayed in the SHOW QUEUE Command


• 13- 5 Job Statuses Returned by SHOW ENTRY


• 13- 6 SET ENTRY Qualifiers for Changing Jobs


• 13- 7 Common Causes and Solutions for Pending Job Status


• 14- 1 Controlling AUTOGEN


• 14- 2 AUTOGEN Phases


• 14- 3 SYSMAN PARAMETERS Commands


• 14- 4 SYSGEN Commands Used with System Parameters


• 15- 1 Comparison of Physical and Selective Dumps


• 15- 2 Paging and Swapping Terminology


• 15- 3 Comparison of Physical and Selective Dump Files


• 15- 4 Symbols for Controlling the Total Size of Page, Swap, or Dump File Space


• 15- 5 Symbols for Controlling the Size of Individual Page and Swap Files


• 16- 1 Attributes of Known Images


• 17- 1 Device Tests (VAX Only)


• 17- 2 Device Tests (Alpha Only)


• 18- 1 System Log Files


• 18- 2 Parts of the Error Logging Facility


• 18- 3 Types of Events Reported in the Error Log File


• 18- 4 Error Log Report Options


• 18- 5 DECevent Qualifiers (Alpha Only)


• 18- 6 Event Classes Audited by Default


• 18- 7 Types of MONITOR Classes


• 18- 8 MONITOR Classes


• 18- 9 MONITOR Command Procedures


• 18- 10 Remote Monitoring Compatibility in a VMScluster System


• 20- 1 Fields in Default SHOW CLUSTER Report


• 20- 2 SHOW CLUSTER Qualifiers


• 20- 3 Classes of Information Available in SHOW CLUSTER Reports


• 20- 4 Fields in Sample CLUSTER Report


• 20- 5 SYSMAN CONFIGURATION Commands


• 21- 1 Sample System Names


• 21- 2 DECnet for OpenVMS Network Terminology


• 21- 3 Comparison of Volatile and Permanent Databases


• 21- 4 Ways to Monitor the Network


• 21- 5 NCP SHOW and LIST Commands


• 21- 6 Network Monitoring Tools


• 22- 1 Characteristics of LAN Media


• 22- 2 LAN System Management Enhancements


• 22- 3 LANACP System Logical Names


• 22- 4 Functions of the LANCP Utility


• 22- 5 Invoking the LANCP Utility


• 22- 6 LANCP Commands


• 22- 7 LAN Devices


• 22- 8 SHOW DEVICE Command Qualifiers


• 22- 9 SET DEVICE (parameters) Command Qualifiers


• 22- 10 UPDATE DEVICE Command Qualifiers


• 22- 11 LIST DEVICE and SHOW DEVICE Command Qualifiers


• 22- 12 DEFINE DEVICE and SET DEVICE Command Qualifiers


• 22- 13 DEFINE NODE and SET NODE Command Qualifiers


• 22- 14 LIST NODE and SHOW NODE Command Qualifiers


• 22- 15 CONNECT NODE Command Qualifiers


• 22- 16 TRIGGER NODE Command Qualifiers


• 23- 1 Summary of InfoServer Commands


• 23- 2 Summary of LASTCP Commands


• 23- 3 Summary of LADCP Commands


• 24- 1 LATCP Commands


• 26- 1 Settings of VECTOR_PROC System Parameter (VAX Only)


• A- 1 Reserved Files


• A- 2 Contents of Files-11 Index File


• A- 3 Areas of Data in File Headers


• A- 4 Limitations on Files-11 Structure Level 1 Volumes


• B- 1 TDFs for Europe


• B- 2 TDFs for North America


• B- 3 TDFs for Central and South America


• B- 4 TDFs for Asia


• B- 5 TDFs for the South Pacific


• B- 6 TDFs for Antarctica