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| Installing and Upgrading OpenVMS |
| Concepts |
| OpenVMS is most commonly installed from the distribution CD contained in the distribution kit. Other possibilities include factory installed software (pre-installed operating system) and remote installation services (installation from a remote server). Installing the operating system requires the user to boot the CD from the console to access a menu of options. Upgrading requires booting the same CD. The system manager must work with basic console commands and may have to upgrade the console firmware before an installation or upgrade is possible. This module introduces and discusses the installation and upgrade of OpenVMS. |
| Objectives |
- Use console commands to boot from a CD
- Upgrade the firmware from the kit firmware CD
- Install OpenVMS
- Perform post-installation tasks
- Upgrade OpenVMS, including any prescribed pre-upgrade tasks
- Perform post-upgrade tasks
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| Topics |
- Using the console
- Upgrading firmware
- Installing OpenVMS
- Post-installation tasks
- Upgrading OpenVMS
- Post-upgrade tasks
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