IBM Power & IBMi Fundamentals
- Basic Course: 8-12/9
- Advanced Course: 10-14/11
- שמשון 9, פתח תקווה
Advanced Course
- 10-14/11
Previous knowledge requirements:
- Graduate of Eshnav's IBM Power & IBMi fundamentals basic course
- Basic knowledge in programming language (any language)
Day 1:
- Course introduction & quick review of basic hardware & OS operations
- HMC fundamentals – What is it for, types & common uses
- Installation and Management of HMC and vHMC
- Hands-On Lab
Day 2:
- Management and maintenance of HMC and vHMC
- Network Settings and Integration into the enterprise environment
- Introduction to PowerVM & the advantages of Power Virtualization
- Creation and Management of Logical Partitions
- Hands-On Lab
Day 3:
- Installation and daily use of VIO server
- Ongoing Management of Virtual Environments
- Review of Differences between Physical and Virtual Adapters in the Context of Both FC and ETH
- Tips for IBMi operation Improvement- CHGCMDDFT, Automation, OS upgrade and PTF
- IBMi performance best practice
- Hands-On Lab
Day 4:
- IBMi Security- Audit, tools
- IBMi Security- Object & users ownership & authorities
- IBMi Security- Third party Security tools
- Brms and Backup Tips
- Hands-On Lab
Day 5:
- IBMi Advanced programming – CL, RPG, Menus with SDA, embedded SQL
Basic Course
- 8-12/9
Previous knowledge requirements:
- 3 -5 Years experience in any type of IT operations (System, Network etc..)
- Basic knowledge in programming language (any language)
Day 1:
- Introduction to Power server. Server families and the difference between them purposely
- LPAR management + Hands-On Lab
- System i and IBM i overview
- Login, System display and navigation
- Hands-On Lab
Day 2:
- Basic commands and messaging
- Important commands
- Object and work management
- Hands-On Lab
Day 3:
- Performance, security and system management
- System configuration, Communication, filesystems and backup
- Hands-On Lab
Day 4:
- Advanced topics – Authorities, Start/Stop system
- Control language programing
- Hands-On Lab
Day 5:
- Control language programing Part II – advanced features
