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Using OpenVMS System Management Utilities and Tools
2.1 Understanding OpenVMS System Management Tools
Table 2–2 (Cont.) System Management Utilities and Tools
Utility Purpose
System Generation utility (SYSGEN) To create and install page, swap, and dump files and to manage
system parameters.
†On VAX systems, to load and connect device drivers.
System Management utility (SYSMAN) To centralize system management. Allows you to perform system
management tasks simultaneously on one or more nodes.
‡On Alpha systems, to load and connect device drivers.
TCP/IP Services management control
interfaces
To configure and manage TCP/IP Services.
†VAX specific
‡Alpha specific
This manual does not describe the following utilities in detail:
Utility For More Information
Bad Block Locator utility (BAD) OpenVMS Bad Block Locator Utility Manual,
Online help
Exchange utility (EXCHANGE) OpenVMS Exchange Utility Manual,
Online help
LASTCP and LADCP utilities InfoServer Client for OpenVMS LASTCP and
LADCP Utilities Manual
Network Control Program utility (NCP) DECnet for OpenVMS Network Management
Utilities,
Online help
Network Control Language utility (NCL) DECnet-Plus Network Control Language Reference
TCP/IP Services management control interfaces Compaq TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
Management
2.1.6 MGRMENU.COM Command Procedure
To help you perform basic system management tasks, Compaq provides a
command procedure named SYS$EXAMPLES:MGRMENU.COM. This procedure
displays a menu that you can use to perform the following tasks:
• Add a user account
• Build a standalone BACKUP kit
• Shut down your system
You can use this command procedure as is, or modify it to serve your own site-
specific needs. If you modify this procedure, Compaq recommends you first copy
the procedure to another directory (for example, SYS$MANAGER), so that an
original version of MGRMENU.COM is always available in the SYS$EXAMPLES
directory.
To see and use the menu, enter the following command:
$ @SYS$EXAMPLES:MGRMENU
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