Who should attend?

• Those who have responsibility for daily system operations.
• It is not intended for technical audiences who are seeking an in-depth look at how the iSeries 400 system works.
• This audience should instead attend the Concepts and facilities workshop OL49

• Send, display, and respond to messages
• Use the on-line help and reference material
• Monitor and control job queues, active jobs and output queues
• Create and change User Profiles
• Use authorization lists and group profiles
• Start and Stop the Operating System
• Manage system devices, user display stations and printers
• Save and restore objects and libraries
• Monitor job and history logs
• Diagnose System problems
• Order, receive and install PTFs.

• Use system displays, Control Language commands messages and Help Support.
• Specifically this course explains how to do the following:
• Send, Display and respond to messages
• Use the online help and reference materials
• Monitor and control Job Queues, active Jobs and output queues
• Create and change user profiles
• Use authorization lists and group profiles
• Start and Stop the Operating System (OS/400)
• Manage system devices, user displays stations and printers
• Use OS/400 security.
• Save and restore objects
• Resolve system problems
• Order, receive and install PTFs.