Advanced VMware vSphere with ESX and vCenter Training
Private Training Price: $23100 for up to 12 students*
*Additional students subject to a nominal fee
- Advanced VMware vSphere Training Class Summary
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The vSphere suite of products consisting of ESX Server 4.0, VirtualCenter 4.0 and VMware Consolidated Backup is exceptionally powerful and comprehensive. Our advanced course is intended for students with significant production experience in the Infrastructure 3 product suite. This Advanced VMware vSphere course will take their existing knowledge base and greatly expand it.
Audience: System Administrators with significant production experience in the Infrastructure 3 product suite.
Prerequisites: Familiarity with ESX Server, VirtualCenter or vSphere usage and administration, Windows, and some familiarity with Linux.
Class Length: 4 days
- Advanced VMware vSphere Training Class Objectives
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- Understand the architecture of ESX security.
- Install and Configure VMware View
- Utilize Advanced third-party tools.
- Work with VMware command line tools.
- Successfully upgrade and patch ESX.
- Advanced VMware vSphere Training Class Outline
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- Introduction and Course Design
- Pre-requisites
- Classroom Conventions
- Classroom Setup
- Disaster Recovery
- Virtual Infrastructure Architecture
- Components
- Redundancy and rebuilding
- SAN and ISCSI Configuration
- SAN Design and deployment
- SAN Component overview
- iSCSI Configuration
- DRS, HA Advanced Configuration, vMotion, Storage vMotion, DPM
- Cluster Strategy
- HA Advanced Options
- DRS Advanced Options
- vMotion
- Distributed Power Manager
- Virtual Appliances
- Exporting VM’s
- Importing VM’s
- OVF Tool
- ESX Security Architecture
- Security Features
- The Virtualization Layer
- Service Console Security
- Virtual Networking
- Switch Security
- VLAN’s
- Virtual Switch Isolation
- Hardening your ESX Server
- The ESX Firewall
- XML Configuration for convenient port access
- Command-line configurations
- Advanced 3rd Party Tools
- VirtualCenter snap-ins
- Storage VMotion
- ESX Server Console Access
- Enterprise VSwitch configuration
- VM Disk partitioning utilities for the Virtual Infrastructure
- Diagnostic Tools and Performance Monitoring
- Dongle support
- PDA/Smart Phone tools
- Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VMware View)
- Principles of VDI (VMware View)
- Install & Configure VMware VDI (VMware View)
- VMware Consolidated Backup (VCB)
- Architecture
- Installation
- Administration
- Log File analysis and Session management
- ESX Server log files
- VirtualCenter logs
- VM log files
- VMware command line tools
- esxcfg commands
- vmkfstools
- vmware-cmd
- top
- esxtop
- creating iso and flp images
- Remote CLI
- Storage VMotion
- NTP – Network Time Protocol
- Setup and config
- Capacity Planning and Sizing
- VMware Capacity Planner
- Power Recon
- HP tools
- VM Bench Mark
- ESX Run Levels and Services
- Run level description and overview
- ESX Services
- List of services
- Troubleshooting
- VM files and critical ESX files
- VM Resilient files purpose and roles
- VM non-resilient files purpose and roles
- Critical ESX server files
- Upgrading and Patching ESX
- command line
- Patch Manager
- Appendix A – ESX Licensing
- Appendix B - VMware Lab Manager
- Appendix C - Microsoft Clustering
- Appendix D – Understanding and configuring ESX 3.5i
- Appendix E – Helpful websites
- Introduction and Course Design
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