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We're here to help you find itThe Hardware Configuration and Definition for z/OS course is designed to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of the tools and methods used to configure IBM Z hardware for optimal operation with the z/OS operating system. Starting with an HCD introduction, the course progresses through various modules that explore different aspects of z/OS hardware configuration, including IOCP and MVSCP macro review, HCD dialog, and advanced topics such as LPAR, logical control units, OSAs, OSA/ICC, and HiperSockets.
Students will gain practical knowledge of zSeries hardware, I/O architecture, and advanced DASD concepts, including EAV/PAV and multiple subchannel sets. The course also delves into FICON technology, FICON directors, and FICON CTCs, ensuring learners are equipped with the skills necessary for HCD implementation and migration. Furthermore, modules cover IPL, LOADxx member, dynamic I/O reconfiguration, and the use of CMT for z196 HCD. Finally, the course addresses the integration of HCD with Parallel Sysplex, teaching students how to configure for a sysplex environment.
Overall, this course is beneficial for IT professionals working with IBM mainframe environments, as it helps in mastering hardware configuration to enhance system performance and reliability.
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To ensure that participants are well-prepared and can gain the most from the Hardware Configuration and Definition for z/OS course, the following prerequisites are recommended:
These prerequisites are designed to ensure that students have a foundational understanding of the z/OS environment and can effectively engage with the course content. With these minimum requirements, learners will be better equipped to grasp the advanced concepts presented in the Hardware Configuration and Definition for z/OS course.
The course Hardware Configuration and Definition for z/OS is tailored for IT professionals focusing on mainframe infrastructure and systems programming.
Explore the intricacies of hardware configuration and management in z/OS environments through this comprehensive course, focusing on HCD, I/O architecture, and sysplex considerations.
