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COURSE OVERVIEW
Official Ultimate Bootcamps® are the exclusive pre-requisites for the Certified Virtualization Expert™ (CVE™) certification exam.
Schedule our instructor led classroom training at your convenience and never miss another lecture or fall behind. You are in complete control. We invited the best trainers in the industry to help us develop the ultimate training and certification program. Virtualization technology continues to grow and VMware training has become a hot topic. This course, featuring expert instructor Jeff Weiss, combines video instruction and demonstration with assessment test questions and printable courseware to help the student understand VMware ESXi 3.5, VMware's newest addition to the VI 3.5 line of products and the future of the VI suite.
Don't waste your time with courses that put together inadequate outlines and hire teachers without real world experience. Imagine what may happen when a critical problem presents itself in the field and all you have is "basic" training. In an Ultimate Bootcamp® course you receive the highest degree of training from our experienced IT professionals that have seen it all. Plus, our courses will train you on 3rd party software giving you critical advantages in real life situations. Training on this top notch equipment will ensure you are ready to work in any environment upon graduation. When comparing apples to apples, this Ultimate Bootcamp® covers as much as 5 seperate courses from other recognized training groups. This saves you time, money, AND gives you the tools you need to succeed.
Our VMware Ultimate Bootcamp v3.5 is designed to give the student in-depth skills training through hands-on experience with state-of-the art equipment. This comprehensive class prepares the student to become a certified professional virtualization expert. The course objective is to instill the knowledge required for the student to do their job efficiently and effectively, starting from installation of the product to real-world troubleshooting issues. The course focus is not limited only to learning and harnessing the power of VMware but the entire concept of virtualization, and other 3rd party tools and technologies that will enhance VMware capabilities and increase the student's virtualization expertise.
The value of 5 of VMware's most popular classes all in one affordable, comprehensive package!
- VMware I3 - What's New
- VMware I3 - Install and Configure
- VMware I3 - Deploy, Secure, and Analyze
- VMware I3 - P2V Assistant (converter)
- VMware I3 - Fast Track
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- 3 DVDs featuring live instructor-led classroom sessions with full audio, video and demonstration components
- Printable Workbooks
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Help Whenever you need it! Exclusive LearningZone - Chat Live with our Certified Instructors anytime around the clock (7x24) - Information rich workbooks featuring step-by-step screenshots, graphics, charts, and diagrams. They're jam packed with rescources for getting certified and expert tips along the way.
- Focused on practical solutions to real-world development problems
- Free 1-Year Upgrade Policy
YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Jeff Weiss has held a broad spectrum of positions within the IT field for over 30 years. Jeff has owned and operated his own IT business and has installed and supported networks and data centers at almost every level of the IT world. Jeff has recently authored both courseware and exams for Microsoft. For the past 15 years, Jeff has worked as a consultant and trainer with a focus on the design of Enterprise Architecture, as well as Windows and VMware networks.
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COURSE OUTLINE
Learn IT! Do IT! Know IT!
Course Methodology
Certified Virtualization Expert / (CVE ) Certification 3.5
Demo - Certification Info - Exam Purchase Process
Demo - Accessing the Student FTP Site
Chapter 01 Review
Why Virtualize? - Cost Savings
VMware TCO/ROI Calculator
Why Virtualize? - Simplified Management!
What is Virtual Infrastructure?
What is a Virtual Machine (VM)?
Type 1 and Type 2 Hypervisors
VMware Virtualization Products
vSphere 4
VMware Infrastructure 3
VMware ESX Server
VMware ESXi 3.5
VMware Server 2.0
VMware vCenter Server
vCenter Update Manager
vCenter Site Recovery Manager (SRM)
VMmark
VMware View 3 (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, VDI)
VMware Converter 4.01
VMware Workstation 6.5
VMware ACE 2.5
VMware Fusion 2.0
VMware Player 2.5
Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1
Microsoft Virtual PC 2007
Windows Server Virtualization (Hyper-V) Windows Server 2008
Hyper-V Screenshot
System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008
SCVMM 2008
SCVMM 2008 Architecture
XenServer Enterprise v5.5
Other Virtualization Platforms
Chapter 02 Review
ESX / ESXi Architecture Overview
Physical Hardware Requirements
VMware, Linux, and Windows
Default and Suggested Partition Scheme
ESX Service Console Resources
Topic: VI3 Deployment Guidelines
Overview of Deployment Planning
ESX / ESXi Compatibility Guides
Determining ESX Physical Server Size
Memory Overcommitment
Storage: Capacity and Performance
VMware Capacity Planner
Server Consolidation Advisor (Mini Capacity Planner)
Dell Virtualization Advisor
Booting ESX from a SAN LUN (Fibre Channel or iSCSI)
Booting ESX Server from a SAN LUN (Host Boot)
Topic: ESX Installation
ESX Server Installation
Media Test Screen
WARNING: Don't lose data…
ESX 3.5 Installation
Topic: ESX Management
Physical ESX Server Console
The Management User Interface (MUI)
ESX Host Management Overview
Managing ESX with the Virtual Infrastructure Client (VIC)
Managing VMs with the Web Client
Managing ESX with PuTTY
Chapter 03 Review
Veeam (veeam.com)
Veeam nworks 4.5
Veeam - FastSCP 3.0
WinSCP
ISO Programs
Novell - Platespin Migrate
Novell - Platespin Orchestrate
Vizioncore Tools (Quest Software)
Demo - Third Party Tools
Topic: ESX Configuration Commands
PuTTY
Nano and VI Editor
Windows Commands vs. Linux Commands
Sample ESX Commands
Linux Command Summary
Common Command Line Interface (CLI) Options
Demo - Command Line Commands and Usage
Chapter 04 Review
Planned Downtime: Maintenance Mode
Patch Installation: esxupdate
Scripted Patch Installation
GUI Patch Installation - VMTS Patch Manager
Topic: Upgrades and Migrations
In-Place ESX Upgrade
Migration to New Hardware
Overview of Scripted Installation / Upgrade
Steps for Scripted Install / Upgrade
Enabled Scripted Installer
Log in to the Scripted Installer
Create an Install / Upgrade Script
Sections of Installation / Upgrade Script
Execute Scripted Installation / Upgrade
Topic: Configuring Hostname Resolution and NTP
Hostname Resolution
Configuring DNS Settings
Time Synchronization
Troubleshooting NTP
Topic: Troubleshooting ESX Server
ESX Server Health Check
esx.conf Settings
ESX Server Boot Process
Boot Procedure - GRUB Boot Menu Choices
What if Something Goes Wrong During Boot?
Troubleshooting Boot Process
Resetting root Password
Troubleshooting: vmware-hostd
Purple Screen Of Death (PSOD)
Chapter 05 Review
Networking Terms
VMware Assigned MAC Addresses
Virtual Switches
Virtual Switch Physical NIC Configurations
NIC Teaming
Cisco Discovery Protocol
VMkernel Ports
Types of Network Connections
Using the Add Network Wizard
Virtual Switch and Connection Type Identification
Modifying vSwitch Properties (Ports Tab)
Modifying vSwitch Properties (Network Adapters Tab)
vSwitch and Port Group Policies Overview
VLAN Diagram
vSwitch and Port Group Policy: VLAN
VLAN Planning
Virtual Switch Protection and VLANs
vSwitch and Port Group Policy: Security
vSwitch and Port Group Policy: Traffic Shaping
vSwitch and Port Group Policy: NIC Teaming Overview
Network Failure and NIC Teaming Options
Load Balancing Method: Route Based on the Originating Virtual Port ID (Default)
Load Balancing Method: Route Based on IP Hash (Destination)
Load Balancing Method: Route Based on Source MAC Hash
Port Group: Override vSwitch Failover Order
Multiple Policies Applied to a Single Team
Physical Switch Configuration
Topic: Creating and Modifying Virtual Networks Using CLI
Physical NIC Commands
Configure Physical NICs
Virtual Switch Commands
Configure Virtual Switches
VMkernel Port Commands
Configure the VMkernel Port
Service Console (vswif) Commands
Additional Service Console (vswif) Commands
Adding a Second Service Console
Chapter 06 Review
Internet Small Computers Systems Interface (iSCSI) Defined
iSCSI Terms for ESX / ESXi
ESX / ESXi and iSCSI SAN Environment and Addressing
Hardware vs. Software Initiators
iSCSI Software Initiator Networking
iSCSI Firewall Access
Configuring iSCSI
Configure Software Initiator: Enable
Discovering iSCSI Targets
Configure Software Initiator: CHAP Authentication
iSCSI Firewall Settings (CLI)
Software iSCSI Configuration Options (CLI)
Software iSCSI Adapter Enable/Disable/Scan
iSCSI Configuration Options (CLI)
View and Configure iSCSI Adapter (CLI)
Discover/Rescan iSCSI LUNs
iSCSI Software Initiator Troubleshooting
iSCSI Vendors and Products
HP/LeftHand Networks Virtual Storage Appliance (VSA)
Stonefly Hybrid Storage Concentrator (HSC)
Stonefly (HSC) LUN Creation and Volume Management
Topic: Fibre Channel Storage
What is Fibre Channel?
Fibre Channel Terms for ESX / ESXi
ESX / ESXi and Fibre Channel SAN Environment and Addressing
Scanning Fibre Channel LUNs
I/O Path to SAN LUNs
Multipathing with Fibre Channel
Manage Multiple Paths
Viewing Multipathing with Fibre Channel
Fibre Channel Commands
Fibre Channel Commands, continued
Fibre Channel Vendors and Products
Topic: VMFS Datastores (GUI and Command Line)
Virtual Machine File System (VMFS-3)
Viewing and Creating a VMFS Datastore
Datastore Browser
Expanding your VMFS Datastore Using Extents
Add an Extent to your Existing VMFS
Expanding your SAN LUN
LUN Identification and Using fdisk
VMFS Operations - vmkfstools
Displaying Disk Usage Detail (vdf -h)
Topic: NFS Datastores (GUI and Command Line)
Network Attached Storage (NAS) and ESX Server
NFS Components, Addressing and Access Control with NFS on Linux
NFS Target on Windows 2003 R2
Demo - Windows NFS Server Setup
Create an NFS Datastore
NFS Configuration Options (CLI)
NFS Configuration Options (CLI) Examples
Topic: Raw Device Mapping (RDM)
Raw Device Mapping (RDM)
Raw Device Mapping Benefits
RDM Compatibility Modes
RDM CLI Commands
Chapter 07 Review
vCenter Server and ESX Server Licensing Model
License Server Overview
License File and Licenses Tab
Configuring Licensed Features
LMTools (License Manager Tools)
VI3 License Types and Pricing (per 2 Sockets)
vSphere 4 License Types and Pricing (per 1 Socket)
Windows Licensing Calculator 1
Windows Licensing Calculator 2
License Server Failure
Topic: vCenter Server Installation
vCenter Server Summary
Managing Multiple Enterprise Locations
vCenter Server Architecture
ESX Host and vCenter Server Functionality
vCenter Server/License Server Supported Requirements
Order of Installation
vCenter Server Database Overview
Upgrade VirtualCenter 2.0.x or Higher to vCenter Server 2.5 Update 3
Topic: vCenter Server Inventory
Hosts and Clusters: Datacenters
Hosts and Clusters: Folders and Subfolders
Hosts and Clusters: Clusters
vCenter Inventory: VMs and Hosts
Virtual Machines and Templates: Subfolders
Topic: Managing vCenter Server
Scheduled Tasks
Events
Administration
System Logs
Consolidation
Client Settings
Topic: Planning vCenter Server Deployment
VirtualCenter Database Sizing VC 2.5
vCenter Server Database Sizing VC 2.5
Backup Strategy for vCenter Server
vCenter Server Heartbeat
Topic: Troubleshooting vCenter Server, License and Database
ESX License Troubleshooting (License Server)
Refreshing vCenter Server
ESX Host Agent Hangs
vCenter Server Installation Logs
vCenter Server Log Files
SQL Recovery Models
vCenter Server Service (vpxd) Errors
vCenter Server Standalone Mode
Reinitializing the vCenter Server Database
Topic: Troubleshooting the VIC
Cannot Login Using VIC
VIC Session Errors
VIC Logs
Chapter 08 Review
VM Virtual Hardware
Types of Virtual NICs (vNIC)
Virtual Machine Files
Virtual Disk
Virtual Machine Access to Storage
Install Guest OS into VM
VM Console and Menus
VMware Tools
VMware Tools Configurable Features
Topic: Create Multiple VMs, Templates and Clones
Clones and Templates
Deploy VM from Template
Customizing the OS in a Virtual Machine
Customization Specification Manager
Deploying Across Datacenters
Deploying Across Datacenters - Process
Topic: Virtual Appliances
Virtual Appliances
Import Virtual Appliances
Export VM into OVF Format
Firewall Virtual Appliance
Topic: VMware Converter (P2V - V2V)
VMware Converter 4.01
VMware vCenter Converter 4.01 Versions Comparison
Hot/Cold Cloning - 4 Step Process
Enterprise Converter Usage
Troubleshooting VMware Converter
Topic: Manage VMs
Hot and Cold VM Migrations
VM Properties - Hardware Tab
VM Properties - Options Tab
Resize a Virtual Disk
Extend VMDK
Renaming a Virtual Machine
vmware-cmd
Topic: Virtual Machine Startup / Shutdown
Startup/Shutdown of VMs
Enabling VM Startup/Shutdown
VM Startup/Shutdown Override
Topic: Virtual Machine Snapshots
Virtual Machine Snapshots
Files Used by Snapshots
Taking Snapshots
Snapshot Manager
Reverting to a Snapshot
Deleting Snapshots
Topic: Web Access
Web Access Management
Log in to Web Access
Web Access Tasks
Generate Remote Console URL
Topic: Virtual Machine Troubleshooting and Best Practices
Troubleshooting VM Problems
Differences between VMs and Physical Servers (Best Practices)
Chapter 09 Review
Types of Users
vCenter/ESX Host Security Model
Permissions
Roles
Privileges Explained
ESX Host Permissions
vCenter Permissions
Multiple Group Permissions No Conflicts - Groups Only
Multiple Group Permissions No Conflicts - Users and Groups
Multiple Group Permissions Conflicting Permissions
Multiple Group Permissions User Overrides and Unions
Multiple User Permissions Explicit vs. Inherited
ESX User and Group Management Tools
Configuring ESX Authentication
ESX Authentication Settings
Reusing Passwords
Password Complexity
Configuring Password Complexity
Topic: ESX / Active Directory (AD) Integration
Linux Authentication
UNIX Authentication
Authentication Flow
Active Directory
Topic: Managing Firewalls
Firewall Configurations
Required TCP and UDP Ports
Default Service Console Security
Certificates and Data Encryption
Firewall Commands
Service Console Security Levels
Service Console Firewall
Topic: SSH Access
Secure Shell (SSH)
Controlling SSH Access
SSH/Console Banner Message
Monitoring Service Console Access
last Command
fuser Command
Topic: Running Elevated Commands (su, sudo, setuid/setgid)
root Logon
Restricting substitute user(su)
Configure the Wheel Group
sudo
sudo Usage
sudoers Alias Examples
Shell Escapes
Chapter 10 Review
VMs' CPU and Memory Resource Setting Terms
CPU Resource Settings
Memory Resource Settings
Memory Overhead
Resource Shares
Resource Pools in ESX
Expandable Reservations
Resource Pool Example Summary
Resource Pool Example: CPU Limits
Best Practices for VM Resources
Troubleshooting Memory Resources
Topic: Configuring VMotion
VMotion Migration
How VMotion Works
VMotion: ESX Host Requirements
Identifying CPU Characteristics
Enable or Disable Nx/xD
VMotion Errors and Warnings
vCenter Topology Maps
Cluster Map View: Host to Datastore
Cluster Map View: Host to Network
Cluster Map View: Host to VM
Cluster Map View: VM to Network
Cluster Map View: VM to Datastore
Cluster Map View: Host to Network and Datastore
Cluster Map View
Host Map View
VM Map View - VMotion Won't Work
VM Map View - VMotion Works
Advanced VMotion Errors
Topic: Storage VMotion
Storage VMotion Migration
Requirements for Storage VMotion
Remote Command-Line (RCLI)
(RCLI) Non-interactive Mode: SVMotion Examples
Storage VMotion Plug-in
Enable Storage VMotion Plug-in
Migrate Storage
Apply Storage Changes
Topic: Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) Cluster
Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) Overview
DRS Cluster in the vCenter Inventory
vCenter Cluster
Initial Placement
Dynamic Balancing / History
Configure Automation Level
Affinity / Anti-Affinity Rules
Virtual Machine Options
Distributed Power Management (DPM)
Enhanced VMotion Compatibility (EVC)
VM Swapfile Location
Topic: DRS Clusters: Resource Pools and Monitoring
DRS Cluster: Resource Pools
Retaining ESX Host Resource Pools
Guidelines for CPU and Memory Resource Allocation
Monitoring the DRS Cluster - Resource Allocation
Monitoring the DRS Cluster - DRS Resource Distribution Graph
Monitor Cluster Usage
Topic: Update Manager
Update Manager Overview
Update Manager VIC Plugin
Update Manager Baselines
Update Manager Tab
Update Manager Configuration Options
Update Manager Downloads
Remediation
Update Manager Events
Chapter 11 Review
VMware Site Recovery Manager (SRM)
SRM Architecture Overview
SRM - Site Recovery Infrastructure
SRM - Create Recovery Plans
SRM - Test Recovery Plans
SRM - Automate Failover
Topic: High Availability (HA)
VMware High Availability
VMware HA in Action
Configure HA Cluster
VMware HA: Virtual Machine Options
Host Isolation
Guidelines for Isolation Response Setting
Viewing your HA Cluster
Allowable Host Failure Tolerance
Troubleshooting VMware HA
Topic: Microsoft Clustering
Virtualizing Microsoft Clusters
Microsoft Cluster Services
Microsoft Cluster Services Requirements for VI3
Topic: Backup Strategies
Backup Strategies for VMs
VMware Consolidated Backup (VCB) Features
VM File-Level Backup Using Backup Agent
Recommendations for Backups
VCB Components
Centralized Restore
Per-Department Restore
Self-Service Restore
Best Practices
Best Practices - Proxy Performance
Service Console Backup and Restore
Topic: Using VCB Command Line Utilities
Using VCB Command-Line Utilities
Full VM Identification and Backup
Files that Make Up a Full VM Backup
Back Up and Restore Individual Virtual Disks from Service Console
Restore a Full VM Backup (Any VM Operating System)
Restore Single Files from Full Windows VM Backup
Topic: Third Party Backups
esXpress v3.6.1
esXpress v3.6.1 - vCenter Plugin
Vizioncore - vRanger Pro 4.0 DPP
Vizioncore - vRanger Pro 3.3
vRanger Pro - Screenshot
Veeam Backup v3.1
Veeam Backup - Screenshot
Symantec Netbackup
Veritas Netbackup - Screenshots
Chapter 12 Review
Balloon-Driver: vmmemctl
VMkernel Swap - Defined
VMkernel Swap (vm-name.vswp)
Transparent Memory Page Sharing
Virtual CPUs (vCPUs)
VMkernel CPU Load Balancing
Topic: VM Performance Monitoring
Performance Monitoring
Customize Performance Chart
Troubleshooting Performance
Problem: High CPU Utilization
Problem: High Memory Utilization
Problem: High Disk Utilization
Problem: High Network Utilization
Veeam Monitor
Veeam Monitor Demo
Vizioncore vFoglight
Vizioncore vFoglight - Monitoring
Topic: Configuring Alarms
vCenter Alarms
Alarm Settings
Creating Alarms in vCenter
Configure vCenter Notifications
Topic: ESX and vCenter Logs
Using esxtop
Performance Snapshots from CLI
ESX Log File Locations
ESX Log Files
vCenter Log Files & Rotation
Collecting vCenter Log Files
Collecting Diagnostics Data
Sending Logs to a Syslog Server
Chapter 13 Review
ESXi 3.5 Server Overview
Topic: ESXi Installation
Installing ESXi 3.5 Server
Demo: Installation of ESXi 3.5
Local Configuration of ESXi 3.5
Topic: ESXi Management
Remote Command Line Interface (RCLI)
RCLI Commands
RCLI Commands (continued)
Managing ESXi 3.5 Directly from VIC
ESXi 3.5 Management
Managing ESXi 3.5 from vCenter
Managing ESXi 3.5 in a DRS Cluster
Chapter 14 Review
vSphere 4 Architecture
vSphere 4 New Features
vCenter 4 Home Page
vNetwork Distributed Switch
Cisco Nexus 1000v vSwitch
Data Recovery
vShield Zones and VMSafe
Topic: ESX 4 Installation/Upgrade
vSphere 4 Upgrade Order
Upgrading to vCenter 4
ESX 4 Host Update Utility
ESX 4 Upgrades Using Update Manager
Topic: ESX 4/vSphere 4 Management
vCenter 4 Management - Inventory
ESX 4/vSphere 4 Management - Configuration
vCenter 4 Management - vCenter Server Settings
Chapter 15 Review
Course Closure
What is Certified Virtualization Expert Official Certification?
CVE and CVE 4.0 Candidates
Candidates for this exam typically work in a Virtual Infrastructure environment where they are responsible for the implementation and configuration of virtualized servers using VMware ESX or ESXi Server and VMware VirtualCenter Server. Their organizations use VMware ESX Server to reduce the number of physical servers required to run their business through the virtualization of existing servers, reducing space requirements and the cost of electricity and cooling, due to the reduction in the number physical servers.
Candidates should have six months to a year of experience in monitoring, analyzing, and planning the use of VMware ESX Server in a medium-size to enterprise-size computing environment.
The qualified candidate for this exam will have learned all aspects of planning, architecting, installation, configuration, deployment, analyzing, backing up, monitoring, and securing a VMware Virtual Infrastructure consisting of ESX/ESXi Servers and the virtual machines created on them. Candidates become qualified to take this certification exam by attending one of the VMware Ultimate Bootcamps® worldwide.
Certified Virtualization Expert® Objective
The objective of the Certified Virtualization Expert® (CVE®) designation is to confirm upon the certificate holder the best of breed of virtual infrastructure professional certifications. The CVE® conveys that the individual who achieves the certification not only has the certificate, but more importantly possesses the in-depth knowledge related to virtual design, maintenance, and infrastructure management, is a subject matter expert in the field of virtualization, and that his/her training is current, relevant, and complete.
Why Should Individuals Get Certified?
Certification can lead to better visibility, opportunities, and jobs. In today's increasingly complex and highly-specialized economy, credentials are everything. Sure, the student knows that he/she has the skills to do the job, but how do they convince potential customers and employers? For many career-minded professionals, certification is often the answer.
For IT professionals, it is recognized as a valuable way to prove professional credentials to employers and the general public. For others, the topic can generate a puzzled response. Why become certified? Isn't a college degree and/or years of practical hands-on experience enough to establish one's credentials? Either response of yes or no is correct, depending on your clientele and colleagues.
How to get a CVE® Certification
1. Attend an Official Ultimate Bootcamp® prior to taking the test.
2. Pass the CVE® exam with a score of 75% or better.
3. The CVE® exam is 2 hours in length, consists of 80 questions covering critical virtualization technologies in use today.