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We currently have 150+ student servers availableRequirementsCourse can be run from any location that has a reliable Internet connection. Each attendee needs a PC that supports Microsoft Terminal ServicesLab Time40+% of class time is devoted to hands-on labsAvailabilityJanuary, 2012CertificationPrepares attendees to challenge the ESXLab Certified Virtualization Specialist examOverview This powerful 5-day 10hr/day class is an intensive introduction to VMware vSphere"! 5.0 including VMware ESX"! 5.0 and vCenter"!. Assuming no prior virtualization experience, this class starts with the basics and rapidly progresses to advanced topics. 40+% of class time is devoted to labs so concepts, skills and best practices are developed and reinforced. Labs start with installation and configuration of stand-alone ESXi servers and progress to shared storage, networking and centralized management. The class continues to advanced topics including resource balancing, high availability, power management, back up and recovery, performance, vCenter redundancy, VM redundancy. Disaster recovery, rapid deployment, hot migration and workload consolidation are also covered. This class is unique in its approach; which is to identify and eliminate common IT pain points and then to use virtualization to delivers clear, tangible benefits. Each topic is presented from the perspective of delivering key business value; not just the technical or mechanical aspects of the software. The 10hr/day format gives attendees the time to learn about and use advanced VMware topics and develop superior VMware management, deployment and troubleshooting skills. By the end of the class, attendees will have learned the benefits, skills, and best practices of virtualization. Attendees will be able to design, implement, deploy, configure, monitor, manage and troubleshoot VMware vSphere 5.0. Objectives At the end of the course, attendees will be able to: Explain the many significant benefits of virtualization Install ESXi Server according to best practices Configure and manage local storage Create virtual, distributed virtual, and virtual to physical LAN segments Understand and use shared SAN storage including Fibre SAN, iSCSI SAN Define and use file share (NAS) datastores Install, configure and administer VMware vCenter Create virtual machines, install operating systems and applications Rapidly deployment of VMs using golden-master templates Create clones - one-time copies of virtual machine Perform VM cold migrations, hot migrations and Storage VMotion Configure, manage, monitor and secure users and groups Understand the benefits and trade offs of network, SAN, Deploy and use VMware Data Recovery to back up and recover VMs Perform individual VM file level recoveries Create and manage load balanced clusters Understand, create and manage high availability clusters to protect against VM service loss caused by ESXi server failures Configure and create VMs in Fault Tolerant mode for 100% VM uptime Monitor and tune both ESXi and virtual machine performance Patch and update ESXi servers using vCenter Update Manager Understand how VMware and third party products, including operating systems, are impacted by virtualization Deploy vCenter in Linked Mode for full management redundancy Troubleshoot common problems Who Should Attend? This class is suitable for anyone who want to learn how to extract the maximum benefit from their investment in Virtual Infrastructure, including: System architects or others who need to design virtual infrastructure Security specialists responsible for monitor, managing, securing and administering Virtual Infrastructure Operators responsible for day-to-day operation of Virtual Infrastructure Performance and capacity analysts who need to understand, provision, monitor and performance tune Virtual Infrastructure Backup Administrators who need to understand the impact of existing and new back up strategies in a virtual environment Business Continuity specialists responsible for disaster recovery and high availability Storage administrators who need to understand how VMware ESX uses Fibre SAN and iSCSI SAN volumes and NAS datastores Managers who need an unbiased understanding of virtualization before committing their organization to a virtual infrastructure deployment. Prerequisites Attendees should have user, operator or administrator experience on common operating systems such as Microsoft Windows, Linux"!, UNIX"!, etc. Experience installing, configuring and managing operating systems, storage systems and or networks is useful but not required. We assume that all attendees have a basic familiarity with PC server hardware, disk partitioning, IP addressing, O/S installation, networking, etc. Chapter List Our class consists of the following 24 chapters: Chapter 1 - Virtualization Infrastructure Overview Chapter 2  How to Install, Configure ESXi 5.0 Installable Chapter 3 - Virtual and Physical Networking Chapter 4 - NAS Shared Storage Chapter 5 - Virtual Hardware and Virtual Machines Chapter 6 - vCenter Chapter 7 - VM Rapid Deployment using Templates, Clones Chapter 8  Advanced Virtual Machines Chapter 9 - ESXi and vCenter Permission Model Chapter 10 - Using Fibre and iSCSI Shared Storage Chapter 11 - VMware File System (VMFS) Chapter 12 - Resource Management and Resource Pools Chapter 13  ESX and vCenter Alarms Chapter 14  Host Profiles Chapter 15 - Consolidation with vCenter Converter Standalone Chapter 16  Back Up, Recovery with VMware Data Recovery Chapter 17 - VM Hot and Cold Migration, Storage VMotion Chapter 18  Load Balancing w. Distributed Resource Scheduler Chapter 19  Failure Recovery with High Availability Clusters Chapter 20  VM Fault Tolerance Chapter 21  Patch Management with VMware Update Manager Chapter 22  vCenter Redundancy with vCenter Linked Mode Chapter 23  Managing Scalability and Performance Chapter 24  Final Thoughts Hands On Labs Attendees will complete the following hands on labs during the class: Install of ESXi 5.0 and perform post-install configurations Create and update network Standard Virtual Switches Define, connect to and browse NFS file shares Create a Virtual Machine. Install Windows 2003 into the VM. Install VMware Tools into the VM. Add 3rd party tools and utilities to the VM Install and configure vCenter on Windows 2003. Install vCenter Modules Configure vCenter's inventory views to organize inventory objects Work with Clones and Templates. Convert a VM into a template. Rapidly deploy new VMs from template. Copy VMs using cloning. Use guest OS customization to easily change the identity of a VM. Create, update and deploy VMs using Guest OS Customization Specifications Work with virtual disks. Hot add a secondary virtual disk. Grow a non-system volume. Grow a Windows system disk and increase it's partitions Work with vCenter permissions. Use and customize Roles Create, update and work with Virtual Switches. Create NIC Teams for added performance and redundancy iSCSI, Fibre Storage Area Networks. Connecting to shared storage Create/use an iSCSI Raw Device Map Work with storage multipath selection policies for better performance VMware VMFS  How to create, tune and grow VMFS volumes Resource pools. Work with resource tuning settings VM migration including Cold Migration, Storage Migration and VMotion Automated VM resource load balancing with DRS clusters Use HA clusters to minimize VM down time due to server failures Enable and test VM Fault Tolerance for 100% VM uptime Back up and restore VMs using VMware Data Recovery Perform VM file level recoveries using VMware Data Recovery Using Converter Standalone to migrate physical machines to VMs vCenter alarms for monitoring key infrastructure objects. Send SNMP traps to a trap receiver on high VM resource consumption Set up VMware Update Manager to patch/update ESXi hosts Performance analysis and benchmarking storage and networking Install vCenter in Linked Mode for added management redundancy Use Host Profiles to ensure ESXi host configuration compliance Certification Attendees have the option to earn ESXLab Certified Virtualization Specialist (ECVS) by challenging a certification exam a the end of the course. Detailed Chapter List Chapter 1 - Virtualization Infrastructure Overview Virtualization explained How VMware virtualization compares to traditional PC deployments Common pain points in PC Server management How virtualization effectively addresses common IT issues VMware vSphere software products Chapter 2  How to Install, Configure ESXi 5.0 Installable Understanding ESXi Selecting, validating and preparing your server Storage controllers, disks and partitions Software installation and best practices Joining ESXi to a Domain First look at the VMware vSphere Client Chapter 3 - Virtual and Physical Networking vNetwork standard and distributed virtual Switches Virtual Switches, Ports and Port Groups Creating VMkernel ports Creating, sizing and customizing Virtual Switches Chapter 4 - NAS Shared Storage Benefits Shared Storage offer to Virtual Infrastructure Shared Storage options NFS Overview Configuring ESX to use NFS Shares Troubleshooting NFS connections Chapter 5 - Virtual Hardware and Virtual Machines VM virtual hardware, options and limits Sizing and creating a new VM Assigning, modifying and removing Virtual Hardware Working with a VM s BIOS VMware remote console applications Installing an OS into a VM Driver installation and customization Chapter 6 - vCenter vCenter feature overview and components VMware Licensing Organizing vCenter's inventory views Importing ESX hosts into vCenter management Troubleshooting vCenter Chapter 7 - VM Rapid Deployment using Templates, Clones Templates - Virtual Machine Golden Master images Creating, modifying, updating and working with Templates Patching, and refreshing Templates Cloning, one time copies of VMs Best practices for cloning and templating Adding and resizing virtual disks Chapter 8  Advanced Virtual Machines Enabling and using VM Hotplug virtual hardware CPU and Memory hot plug Virtual NIC hot plug Customizing Virtual CPUs for performance Chapter 9 - ESXi and vCenter Permission Model VMware Security model Configuring local users and groups Managing local permissions vCenter security model Local, Domain and Active Directory users and groups How permissions are applied Chapter 10 - Using Fibre and iSCSI Shared Storage Fibre SAN overview Identifying and using Fibre Host Bus Adapters Scanning and Rescanning Fibre SANs iSCSI overview Virtual and physical iSCSI adapters Connecting to iSCSI storage Scanning and rescanning iSCSI SANS Performance and redundancy considerations and best practices Working with multipath selection policies iSCSI Raw Device Mapping Chapter 11 - VMware File System (VMFS) Unique file system properties of VMFS Managing shared Volumes Creating new VMFS partitions Managing VMFS capacity with LUN spanning and LUN expansion Native and 3rd party Multipathing with Fibre and iSCSI SANs VMFS performance considerations Chapter 12 - Resource Management and Resource Pools How ESX delivers resources to VMs Shares, Reservations and Limits CPU resource scheduling Memory resource scheduling Resource Pools Chapter 13  ESXi and vCenter Alarms Alarm categories and definitions Creating custom alarms and actions Reviewing alarms and acknowledging them Chapter 14  Host Profiles Using Host Profiles to capture an ESXi host configuration Perform configuration compliance scans Remediating out of compliance configuration issues Rapid ESXi host deployment/configuration with Host Profiles Chapter 15 - Consolidation with vCenter Converter Standalone vCenter Converter overview Converting physical machines, virtual machines and OS Images Cold migrations of physical machines to virtual machines Hot migrations of physical machines to virtual machines Chapter 16  Back Up, Recovery with VMware Data Recovery Pro s and Con s of traditional back up strategies Backing up VMs with VMware Data Recovery Backing and restoring your ESXi server configuration File level recovery with VMware Data Recovery Third party VM back up solutions Chapter 17 - VM Hot and Cold Migration, Storage VMotion Cold Migrations to new ESX hosts, datastores Hot Migrations with VMotion VMotion requirements and dependencies How VMotion works  detailed explanation Troubleshooting VMotion Storage VMotion for hot VM disk migrations Chapter 18  Load Balancing w. Distributed Resource Scheduler Delegated resource management with Resource Pools Resource balanced clusters with VMware Distributed Resource Scheduler DRS Cluster configuration and tuning Per-VM cluster policy overrides Chapter 19  Failure Recovery with High Availability Clusters High Availability options to minimize unplanned down time VMware High Availability clusters Cluster options and their effects on failure recovery Chapter 20 - VMware Fault Tolerance Fault Tolerance overview, features and limitations Configuration, monitoring and recovery FT ESXI hosts and network compatibility requirements Creating and administering FT VMs Chapter 21  Patch Management with VMware Update Manager Configure and enable VMware Update Manager Establishing a patch baseline Verifying compliance and patching ESXi hosts Chapter 22  Managing Scalability and Performance VMkernel CPU and memory resource management mechanisms Tuning VM storage I/O performance Identifying and resolving resource contention Monitoring VM and ESX host performance Performance and capacity planning strategies Chapter 23  vCenter and vCenter Linked Mode vCenter architectural and feature overview vCenter sizing considerations Importing ESX hosts into vCenter management Redundant vCenter configurations using vCenter Linked Mode Troubleshooting vCenter Chapter 24  Final Thoughts Consolidation guidelines for VMs and Storage Determining which workloads to consolidate Other considerations For More Information This class can be customized to meet your unique training and delivery needs, including: On-site delivery at your facility Custom timetables including 3-day rapid delivery boot-camps Content and Lab customization to meed your unique training needs Distance training Mentoring, implementation planning and assistance For more information or to check pricing and availability, please contact your authorized ESXLab.com training partner.  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