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We are please to announce the availability of a three day
VMware ESX Server course to be held between the 26th - 28th
January 2009. This course will once again be delivered to
USA based members of the TTP remotely over Elluminate to any
appropriately configured desktop PC (see below), saving you
travel time and expense. We have run this course many times
in the UK and it has been well received by academic as well
as corporate customers. Please note that although this course
contains all of the required information it is not
an ‘official VMware course’ and therefore
cannot be used if you are pursuing the VMware certification.
Our purpose here is to provide the TTP with the information
and our experiences at an economic price.
The Course will be delivered from the UK in four 1.5 hour
sessions per day with the following timetable:
| Eastern |
11.00-12.30 |
13.00-14.30 |
15.00-16.30 |
17.00-18.30 |
| Central |
10.00-11.30 |
12.00-13.30 |
14.00-15.30 |
16.00-17.30 |
| Mountain |
09.00-10.30 |
11.00-12.30 |
13.00-14.30 |
15.00-16.30 |
| Pacific |
08.00-09.30 |
10.00-11.30 |
12.00-13.30 |
14.00-15.30 |
The course will follow the lecture/demo model and will cost
$495 for the complete three day course. Additional reading
material will be provided for reference electronically prior
to the course. The course outline is detailed below. Places
on this course will be limited so if you are interested please
book early at the following link: Booking
Form
Workstation requirements
To take part in the course you will require a workstation
(PC or Mac), attached to the internet with a screen resolution
of at least 1024 x 768. The machine will also require a headset
with microphone in case you need to ask questions. Please
do not use internal microphones or speakers as these can lead
to feedback. Prior to the course you will be sent a link to
enable you to configure and test the Elluminate software and
install Java if required.
VMware 3.5.x ESX Server Three-Day Course Overview
Virtual Infrastructure Overview
- Discussion and comparison of virtualization, virtual
infrastructure components and virtualization products. We
cover not just VMware's product range, but also third parties.
ESX Server Installation
- Installation of ESX 3.5 Server.
- Installation of patches on an ESX server.
Networking
- Explanation and configuration of virtual switches, network
connections and port groups.
Storage
- Storage management technologies, including SAN, iSCSI,
SATA and NFS.
VirtualCenter Installation
- Installation of VirtualCenter components.
VM Creation and Management
- Creation and Management of virtual machines.
- Use of third party products to overcome some of the limitations
of virtual machines.
- Creation and use of templates.
- Use of VMware Converter Enterprise.
- Use of Guided Consolidation.
- Use of third party products for Physical to Virtual conversion
of none Microsoft Operating Systems.
- Management using VMware VirtualCenter and Web Access.
Virtual Infrastructure Access Control
- Assigning, delegating and controlling administrative
rights.
Resource Management
- Explanation and practical VMotion migration.
- Configuraion of resource pools and a VMware Distributed
Resources Scheduler (DRS) cluster.
- Explanation and configuration of VM priorities on CPU,
memory, and other resources, including shares reservations
and limits.
Resource Monitoring
- Workload assessment.
- Monitoring using VMware VirtualCenter and SNMP.
Data and Availability Protection
Backup strategies
Explanation and configuration VMware High Availability
(HA) cluster
Planning VI Deployment
- Guidelines and best practices for a basic deployment.
To book a place on this course please complete the booking
form.
If you have email questions please email peter@mindworksuk.com
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