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Train Signal VMware vSphere Pro Series Training Vol. 2 (DVD1, DVD2, DVD3)Год выпуска: 2010
Производитель: Train Signal
Сайт производителя:
http://www.trainsignal.com/VMware-vSphere-Pro-Series-Training-Vol-2-P98.aspxАвторы: David Davis, Hal Rottenberg, Eric Siebert, Sean Clark
Продолжительность: суммарная более 21 часа
Тип раздаваемого материала: Видеоклипы
Язык: Английский
Файлы примеров: прилагаются
Описание:
Этот курс
VMware vSphere Pro Series Training Vol. 2 предназначен для средних и старших сетевых администраторов предприятия и/или для тех, кто уже прослушал курс
Train Signal - VMware vSphere Training или
Train Signal - VMware vSphere Pro Series Training Vol. 1 и выполнил все практические работы с vSphere.
Всё что вам необходимо - это компьютер с Internet Explorer и медиа плейер, однако, непосредственная работа с VMware vSphere несомненно поспособствует получению опыта во время обучения. Если вы желаете использовать vSphere параллельно с демонстрациями во время этого курса, то вы можете скачать и установить бесплатную 60-ти дневную пробную версию VMware vSphere с сайта производителя -
http://www.vmware.com (необходима бесплатная регистрация).
DVD1 и DVD2 содержат 40 видео уроков в максимально доступном качестве и предназначены для просмотра на настольном и/или портативном компьютере.
Формат видео: AVI
Видео: TSCC, 800x600, 4:3, 15.00fps, 547Kbps
Аудио: PCM, 22.05KHz, 352Kbps, mono
DVD3 содержит те же 40 оригинальных видео уроков перекодированных специально для iPod устройств с возможностью воспроизведения видеофайлов, 40 MP3 файлов-лекций полученых из тех же 40 оригинальных видео уроков и 40 PDF документов, которые могут быть распечатаны и содержат слайды к каждому видеоуроку. Можно использовать как аннотацию к видео урокам, для более удобного поиска, т.к. некоторые видео уроки длятся около 2 часов, а так же использовать для заметок.
Формат iPod видео: M4V
Видео: AVC, 320x240, 4:3, 15.00fps, 34,3Kbps
Аудио: AAC, 44.1KHz, 128Kbps, stereo
Формат MP3 файлов-лекций: MP3
Аудио: MPEG Version 1 Layer 3, 44.1KHz, 128Kbps, mono
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[spoiler="VMware Advanced Features Up Close - Eric Siebert"]
Video 1 VMDirectPathVMDirectPath Requirements and Limitations
How to Use VMDirectPath
VMDirectPath Tips and Best Practices
Video 2 Paravirtual SCSI AdapterspvSCSI Requirements and Limitations
How to Use pvSCSI
pvSCSI Tips and Best Practices
Video 3 Virtual Machine Communication InterfaceRequirements, Limitations and How to Use VMCI
VMCI Tips and Best Practices
Video 4 Fault ToleranceFault Tolerance RequirementsUsing the Site Survey Tool to Check Compatibility
Fault Tolerance Limitations
How to Use Fault Tolerance
Fault Tolerance Tips and Best Practices
Video 5 Thin ProvisioningViewing Disk Information in vSphere Client
Requirements, Limitations and How to Use Thin Provisioning
Thin Provisioning Tips and Best Practices
Video 6 VMotion and Storage VMotionRequirements for Using VMotion, Enhanced VMotion Compatibility (EVC) and Storage VMotion
How to Use VMotion
How to Use Enhanced VMotion Compatibility
How to Use Storage VMotion
VMotion Tips and Best Practices
EVC and Storage VMotion Tips and Best Practices
Video 7 Distributed Power ManagementDPM Requirements and Limitations
How to Use DPM
DPM Tips and Best Practices
Video 8 Dynamic Voltage and Frequency ScalingHow to Use Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling (DVFS)
DVFS Tips and Best Practices
Video 9 VMFS Volume Grow and Hot Extend Virtual DisksHow to Use VMFS Volume Grow
How to Use Hot Extend Virtual Disks
VMFS Volume Grow and Hot Extend Virtual Disks Tips and Best Practices
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[spoiler="VMware Site Recovery Manager 4 - Sean Clark"]
Video 1 Virtualization for Disaster RecoveryVirtualization Enables Superior Disaster Recovery (DR)
Disaster Recovery Before VMware
VMware Simplifies Disaster Recovery
Site Recovery Manager (SRM) Automates DR
SRM High Level Architecture and Introduction
Video 2 Preparing for SRM InstallationSupported Storage Replication
Install and Configure the HP Lefthand P4000 Virtual SAN Appliance
VMware Software Requirements
Database Requirements
Server and Network Requirements
Video 3 Installing SRMReview the Install Architecture
Install SRM
Install the Storage Replication Adapter (SRA)
Install the SRM Plugin for vSphere Client
Video 4 Configuring SRMPair Protected Site with Recovery Site
Configure Array Managers
Configure Inventory Mappings
Create Protection Groups
Create and Test Recovery Plans
Video 5 Custom Recovery PlansCustom Recovery Plan Steps
Custom Recovery Plan Gotchas
Demonstration of Recovery Steps
Custom Recovery for VMs
Demonstration of Custom Recovery Options for VMs
Options to Avoid VM Network Reconfigure
Pros and Cons of Common Layer 2 Network
Video 6 Administering SRMProtection Group Administration
Protected Datastore Administration
Inventory Mapping Administration
Administering SRM Alarms
Configuring Access Control for SRM
SRM Logs
Recovery Plan Reporting
Video 7 Failover and FailbackWhat is Failover?
Failover Best Practices
Demonstration of Executing Failover
Failback Planning and Setup
Executing Failback After Losing Protected Site
Executing Failback to Functioning Protected Site
Demonstration of Executing Failback
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[spoiler="Intro to Third-Party Virtualization Tools - David Davis"]
Video 1 Introduction to Third-Party Virtualization ToolsWhy You Need Third-Party Tools
Overview of Third-Party Tools for Virtualization
Why Virtualization on-Specific Backup Products?
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[spoiler="Veeam Monitor - David Davis"]
Video 1 Introduction to Veeam MonitorWhat Does Veeam Monitor Offer?
Differences Between the Free and Commercial Veeam Monitor
What’s New in the Latest Version of Monitor?
Overview Demo of Veeam Monitor
Video 2 Installing Veeam MonitorVeeam Monitor System Requirements
Downloading and Installing Veeam Monitor
Video 3 Configuring and Using Veeam MonitorConnecting Monitor to vCenter
Using Performance Charts
Customizing Performance Charts
Configuring Alarms and Using Modeling
Viewing Events
Generating Reports
Integrating Veeam Monitor with Business View
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[spoiler="Veeam Reporter 4.0 - David Davis"]
Video 1 Introduction to Veeam ReporterHow Veeam Reporter Can Help You
Common Uses of Veeam Reporter
System Requirements to Use Reporter
New Features in Reporter 4.0
Video 2 Installing Veeam ReporterVeeam Reporter Architecture
Veeam Reporter Licensing
Downloading Veeam Reporter
Installing Veeam Reporter Server
Video 3 Configuring and Using Veeam ReporterOverview of Veeam Reporter Interface
Controlling User Access to Reporter
Creating Collection Jobs to Pull vSphere Stats
Understanding Report Packs
Creating Manual Reports
Creating Automated Reports
Customizing Your Dashboard
Integrating Reporter with Business View
Viewing Offline Reports with Report Viewer
Exporting Reports to Word, Excel, and Visio
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[spoiler="Veeam Backup and Replication - David Davis"]
Video 1 Introduction to Veeam Backup and ReplicationFeature Overview: Veeam Backup and Replication
Demo: Veeam Backup and Replication
Video 2 Installing Veeam Backup and ReplicationVeeam Backup Architecture
Supported Backup Transport Modes
Veeam Backup Requirements
Veeam Backup Licensing
Downloading Veeam Backup
Installing Veeam Backup and Replication
Video 3 Configuring and Backing up VMs with Veeam BackupConnecting Veeam Backup to vSphere
Configuring Email Notification
Understanding User Roles in Veeam Backup
Creating & Running a Backup Job
Reviewing Backup Job
Re-adjusting a Backup Job
Creating & Running a Backup Using Network Block Device Protocol
10 Things You Must Know About Backup Jobs
Video 4 Restoring Virtual Machines with Veeam BackupRestoring an Entire VM
Restoring VM Files Like VMDK or VMX
Restoring Individual VM Files
Video 5 Using the Veeam File Level Restore WizardDifference Between File Level Restore Wizard and Backup Browser
Considerations: VMware Player, VM Inside VM
Importing Backups to Veeam Backup and FastSCP
Restoring Linux Files with the File Level Restore Wizard
Video 6 Replicate Virtual Machines with Veeam Replication for Disaster RecoveryWhy You Need Replication for Disaster Recovery
Creating a Replication Job
Failing Over VM Replicas
Undoing Failover
Configuring Near CDP Replication Using Veeam Backup and Replication
Video 7 Managing Backup Servers with Veeam Enterprise ManagerWhat is Veeam Enterprise Manager?
Installing Veeam Enterprise Manager
Adding Veeam Backup Servers to Enterprise Manager
Viewing Consolidated Backup Data with Enterprise Manager
Video 8 Backing Up vCenter with Veeam Backup and VSSProblem: Why vCenter Requires a Special Backup with VSS
Solution: Creating a Special Backup Job for vCenter
Issues with VMotion and DRS Related to vCenter
Checking Backup Report
Setting Automation Level to Disabled in DRS Configuration
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[spoiler="VMware Data Recovery (VDR) - David Davis"]
Video 1 Introduction to VMware Data Recovery (VDR)VMware Data Recovery (VDR) Overview
VMware Data Recovery Demo
Why Do I Need VMware Data Recovery?
VDR and vSphere Packaging
Benefits of Using VDR
New Features of VDR 1.2
Limitations of Using VDR
How Does VDR Work?
Video 2 Installation and Initial Configuration of VMware Data Recovery (VDR)Downloading VMware Data Recovery (VDR)
Installing the VDR Plug-in
Installing the VDR Appliance
Adding Storage Destinations
Powering Up VDR
Verifying Initial Configuration
Basic Administration of the VDR Appliance
Video 3 Performing Backups and Restores with VMware Data Recovery (VDR)Creating Backup Jobs in VDR
Defining a Backup Window
Setting Backup Retention Policies
Grouping VMs for Backup
Creating and Running a Demo Backup Job
Performing Restore Using VDR
Restore Rehearsals
Monitoring and Reporting on Backup Jobs
Getting Backup Data on the Tape
Video 4 Performing File Level Restores in Windows with VDRWindows System Requirements to Perform File Level Restore (FLR)
Standard vs. Advanced Restore Mode
Performing File Level Restore in Windows with VDR
Video 5 Performing File Level Restores in Linux with VDRLinux System Requirements to Perform File Level Restore (FLR)
Performing File Level Restore in Linux with VDR Using Command Line
Video 6 VMware Data Recover (VDR) Best PracticesVDR Maximums
How to Update VDR
Backing Up vCenter VM
Installing VMware Tools
Upgrading Virtual Hardware
Archiving Backups for Offsite Storage
Monitoring Backups Destination Growth
Extending Your Backup Destination
Improve Bakcup Performance
Creating a VDR Log Bundle for Support
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[spoiler="PowerCLI - Hal Rottenberg"]
Video 1 Reporting with PowerCLIA Special Note About ESXi
How to Create Great Reports – A Brief Overview
Who Is Your Audience?
What Are Your Requirements?
Requirements - Output Formats
Requirements - Report Destinations
Interpret the Data
Automate! If You Repeat It, Script It!
When Is PowerCLI Useful for Reporting?
Using PowerCLI to Create Reports
Report 1: Host Inventory
Using VMHostReport.ps1 Script
Report 2: VM Inventory
Using VMReport.ps1 Script
Sending an E-mail with VM Report
Report 3: Storage Utilization
Using Export-DSReport.ps1 Script
Using Search Datastore Function
Video 2 Performance with PowerCLIIntroduction to Performance Monitoring
Vocabulary Lesson
Performance Manager
Counter Groups
Metrics & Counters
Rollup Types
Sampling Periods & Intervals
Statistics Collection Levels
The Get-Stat Cmdlet
Get-Stat Parameters
Working with the Get-Stat Cmdlet
Start and Finish Parameters for Get-Stat Cmdlet
Using Get-Stat Type Cmdlet
Exporting to CSV
Creating Charts with PowerBoots
Video 3 Diagnostics with PowerCLIDiagnostics & Troubleshooting with PowerCLI
Discovery: Working with Logs
Using Get-Log Cmdlet
ParameterSet: logBundleSet
Disovery: Comparing Taks & Events
Discovery: Retrieve Tasks
Discovery: Configure Remote Syslog
ConfigMgmt: Get-Cmdlets
ConfigMgmt: Advanced Options
ConfigMgmt: Privileges, Roles, and Permission
ConfigMgmt: Authorization Cmdlets
ConfigMgmt: Host Profiles
Additional Resources
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