December 17, 2001 [Number 221]     Printable version (379k PDF)

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Documentation Available—Titan and EOS User’s Guides

New—Titan User’s Guide

The OS/390 Titan User’s Guide is now available as a "starting point" for Titan users and a preview of things to come for South system users. Copies are available via the CIT publications page—use the link to NIH Computer Center User’s Guides. This User’s Guide includes information on:

• registration procedures
• charging
• security
• support for users
• connectivity
• systems and applications software
• printing services
• batch services
• storage and backup
• hardware facilities

To stay up-to-date, CIT strongly recommends that OS/390 users subscribe to two online newletters via the NIH Listserv—"CIT-Titan-News" and "Interface. Subscribers to these two lists will be notified by e-mail when new issues are on the Web.

Updated— EOS User’s Guide

The updated Enterprise Open Systems User’s Guide (September 2001) is now available. You can view this guide online, print off a PDF copy, or order a hard copy from the CIT publications Web page—use the link to NIH Computer Center User’s Guides.

EOS—a Unix-based platform at CIT’s NIH Computer Center—currently hosts a variety of production and development applications. EOS provides a stable, robust environment for enterprise-wide database systems and offers top-end client/server hardware and software—featuring powerful Compaq/Digital AlphaServers, Sun Servers, Oracle RDBMSs, and complete Web capabilities that can access data on different platforms. Use of EOS is on a fee-for-service basis, with the costs charged to your CIT account.

For more information, call TASC (301.594.6248).