Tru64 - RSM Tasks

When you decide that RSM is the best solution for your company, PARSEC Group works with you to determine the tasks to be performed on a regular basis. The tasks shown below are representative of those that PARSEC Group commonly perform. Actual tasks may vary based upon what's important to you, what was learned from our initial conference call and your system configuration.

Weekly Review

Device Errors
Print Queue Status
Batch Queue Status
Users crontab
Device Utilization
Process Status
Unexpected Reboots
Core Files
System Log Files
Summarize binary.errlog

Monthly Review

Current Patches
Archive System Log Files
Run sys_check & Review Data
Trucluster Availability

Quarterly Review

Software Versions
Firmware Versions
Reliable System Reboot (Scheduled with Customer)

Other Tasks as Requested

Apply Patches
Update Software
Set up Print Queues
Clean up and Manage Files
Manage User Accounts
Crash Analysis
Backup/Restore
Network Monitoring/Management
Review Trends

Call us today at 1-888-4-PARSEC to learn more about how PARSEC Group can supplement your existing staff or allow you to obtain a cost effective system management staff.

Newsletters and Webinar updates

News

August 13, 2010
HP Integrity Server Blades Administration

PARSEC Group is pleased to announce that you can purchase the HP Integrity Server Blade Administration training through us! This class is for OpenVMS & HP-UX System Administrators.

August 13, 2010
OpenVMS Training Material

OpenVMS Training material has been updated to reflect v8.4

August 13, 2010
New Linux Courses

We have added some new Linux courses that are intended to help our customers prepare for and pass the LPIC exam.

February 22, 2010
Refresher Training Promotion

Any students who have already taken a course with PARSEC Group and wishes to retake the same course, may do so, and receive 30% off the cost of the training class as long as they sign up directly through PARSEC Group.

March 31, 2009
External Authentication for OpenVMS

PARSEC Group can configure your OpenVMS v8.3 or later systems to use External Authentication to allow OpenVMS users to log in with the same password used on your Microsoft Windows domain.