OpenVMS Links
Here are some links to resources that may help the OpenVMS community.
OpenVMS Community
HP
HP owns and develops OpenVMS and keeps many resources available for OpenVMS users on their web sites. A couple of the
more helpful links are included here.
- OpenVMS V7.3 - V8.4 Documentation - documentation for supported versions of OpenVMS and some layered products
- T4 and Friends - a free performance data collection tool for OpenVMS
- TDC and ECP - Performance Data Collector and Analyzer
- OpenVMS Management Station - a Microsoft Windows based tool for managing printers, user accounts and storage on OpenVMS systems
- Availability Manager - System management tool that enables you to monitor one or more OpenVMS nodes on the network with a graphical user interface
- WEBES and DECevent - tools for analyzing the OpenVMS Error Log file
OpenVMS.org
Ken Farmer maintains an OpenVMS community with news, references for beginners and the more advanced users, resources
for developers and system managers and more.
- OpenVMS Community
- OpenVMS community for databases
- OpenVMS community for DCL procedures
Presentations
We are pleased to make available to the OpenVMS community the the following presentations which were given by PARSEC Group at the 2011 OpenVMS Bootcamp and at the HP Tech Forum.
- Troubleshooting Hung Systems and Performance Issues with SDA Extension presented by Jim Mehlhop
- Migrating a Web Site to OpenVMS presented by Paul Williams
- Understanding and Maintaining the Integrity Console presented by Jim Mehlhop
- OpenVMS Security presented by Paul Williams
- OpenVMS Process Internals presented by Wayne Sauer
- Using Free Tools to Analyze OpenVMS Performance presented by Wayne Sauer
PARSEC Group has presented many webinars providing information about some of the features of the operating systems we support. Some of our more popular presentations include:
- OpenVMS Cluster Load Balancing
- OpenVMS CPU Performance
- Healthy OpenVMS System
- Introduction to SDA on OpenVMS
Terminal Emulators
Whether you are needing an emulator to access our systems during training, or needing to access your own systems using the Telnet or SSH protocols, we have reviewed some terminal emulators that run on Microsoft Windows and work with OpenVMS.
Disclaimer
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