Jeff Cameron's
Open VMS
support pages

Last updated April 27, 2003

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Over two years of helping and
Entertaining VMS
System Managers


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OpenVMS is the most well-thought-out, stable, and secure computer operating system in the world. Many people have criticized it merely because it is a proprietary operating system. However, despite all of it's criticism, it still holds it's own in the "High Performance", "Fault Tolerant" and "Secure Systems" Computing markets today.

Many financial and medical institutions today use Open VMS as their primary OS of choice because of it's stability, fault tolerance, and security. Military contractors also accept it as the quintessential OS for providing maximum security with maximum numerical throughput.

Even though UNIX has become a more prevalent OS on the Internet, Open VMS has held it's own by perfecting OS clustering for better client/server reliability. Still today no other operating system has a released version that supports multiple system clustering. Not even UNIX or Windows NT. Open VMS has been supporting system clustering for over ten years.

The next step beyond VMS Clusters are VMS Galaxies. A VMS Galaxy is a single machine either in a Cluster or not, that actually runs multiple Operating systems simultaneously. A VMS Galaxy can run multiple instances of hardware context, where each context can be (besides Good Ole' Open VMS) UNIX, and Windows NT. Certainly in the future because the instances are hardware instances in context, that other OSs, like LINUX may also be hosted.

I am an expert in operating system design, and have been involved in the industry for the past twenty-five years. I have taught many classes in operating system design, both for large servers as well as small client workstations.

The following Pages provide assistance in many areas of Open VMS, including System Management, as well as my specialty "High Performance Numerical Computing".


The Following pages have been updated on :
DCL Tricks
25-AUG-1999
Utilities
15-DEC-1999
Management
29-NOV-2000
VMS Tips
03-FEB-1999
FORTRAN
20-NOV-1999
Pascal
02-JUL-1999
Questions & Answers
29-NOV-2000
Quiz Page
25-JAN-2003
Bumper Sticker Offer
20-JAN-2003

Be sure to see the new "Number Theory" section in the FORTRAN pages.


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Other Open VMS Websites

OpenVMS Internet Resources

Great place to look for other Internet resources pertaining to Open VMS. Hosted by Arne Vajhøj.

Open VMS Online Documentation

The complete OpenVMS Documentation set in HTML and PDF format. Hosted By Compaq.

University of Texas Online VMS HELP 

The university of Texas has implemented the VMS HELP in HTML for quick Internet access.

Phil Ottewell's VMS Website

Phil Ottwell has put together a wonderful OpenVMS website, which has quickly become my favorite. Phil has put together a great VMS Bibliography as well as a wonderful tutorial.

Collin Bucther's DECUS Papers

There is some good stuff here that Collin has written for DECUS. Many will find it quite useful.

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