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| Title | VMware Infrastructure 3: Install and Configure V3.5 | |
| Summary |
- Format: Classroom - Length: 4 Days |
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| Overview | This hands-on training course introduces the most compelling features of VMware Infrastructure 3. This course demonstrates VMware Infrastructure 3 features capable of reducing your IT costs while improving efficiency, availability, flexibility, and manageability. Students who complete this course should enroll next in VMware Infrastructure 3: Deploy, Secure, and Analyze. |
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| Objectives | • Install ESX Server • Configure ESX Server networking and storage • Install and configure VirtualCenter • Control user access to the VMware infrastructure • Deploy and manage virtual machines using VirtualCenter • Allocate and monitor virtual machines’ resources • Ensure high availability of applications Troubleshooting guidance, best practices and lab exercises are interspersed throughout the course. |
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| Who Should Attend? | System administrators, systems engineers, and operators responsible for ESX Server and/or VirtualCenter | |
| Prerequisites | System administration experience on Microsoft Windows® or Linux® operating systems | |
| Outline | Module 1: Introduction Module 2: Virtual Infrastructure Overview • Discussion of virtualization and virtual infrastructure components Module 3: ESX Server Installation • Set-up of ESX Server Module 4: Networking • Configuration of virtual switches, network connections and port groups Module 5: Storage • Storage management technologies Module 6: VirtualCenter Installation • Set-up of VirtualCenter components Module 7: VM Creation and Management • Use of templates • Use of VMware Converter Enterprise • Manage using VMware VirtualCenter and Web Access • Use of Guided Consolidation Module 8: Virtual Infrastructure Access Control • Controlling administrator rights Module 9: Resource Management • VMotion migrations • Set-up of resource pools and a VMware Distributed Resources Scheduler (DRS) cluster • Setting VM priorities on CPU, memory, and other resources Module 10: Resource Monitoring • Workload assessment • Monitoring using VMware VirtualCenter Module 11: Data and Availability Protection • Backup strategies • Set-up of a VMware High Availability (HA) cluster Module 12: Planning VI Deployment • Guidelines and best practices for a basic deployment |
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