Wednesday, 23 November 2016

Cisco UCS Online Training

CISCO UCS ONLINE TRAINING @ VIVANTA IT LABS

An Online  course is designed to make you an expert in using Cisco UCS Online Training and learn how to implement and support a Cisco Unified Computing system solution in a virtualized data center environment.
The Cisco Unified Computing System is a next-generation data center platform that unites compute, network, storage access, and virtualization into a cohesive system designed to reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) and increase business agility. The system integrates a low-latency, lossless 10 Gigabit Ethernet unified network fabric with enterprise-class, x86-architecture servers. The system is an integrated, scalable, multichassis platform in which all resources participate in a unified management domain.
Vivanta IT Labs Cisco UCS Online Training Course is designed to streamline many of the most time-consuming daily activities, including configuration, provisioning, monitoring, and problem resolution. Cisco UCS management supports the entire Cisco UCS server portfolio: blade servers, rack servers, Cisco UCS Mini, and composable infrastructure. Cisco UCS Online Training course offers an in depth look at UCS Architecture and Components, UCS Installation, Configuring Connectivity, Routine and Advanced Management, and more.

Cisco UCS Training Curriculum

Overview about Datacenter Management and Cisco UCS 

Overview about datacenter server Management

Evolution of server scalability
Management challenges that exist in modern datacenters
Chanllenges faced by traditional blade server deployments

The Cisco Unified Computing System

Components of Cisco UCS
logical view of the Cisco UCS
Standards and processes for the I/O Consolidation

Defining Cisco UCS hardware Components

Major Cisco UCS Hardware Components
Cisco UCS chassis hardware Components
Cisco UCS fabric Interconnect models
Cisco UCS Blade Servers and options

Csico UCS Architecture and installation

Architectural and feature Overview

Cisco UCS management Architecture
Various responsibility assignments within the cisco UCS environment
Diagnostic information available in Cisco UCS
High availability and disaster recovery capabilities of the Cisco UCS Manager

Installing Cisco UCS Hardware

Installation guidelines for the Cisco UCS Platform
Power supply configuration options for the Cisco UCS chassis
Install the various modules of a Cisco UCS Chassis

Describing Unified Connectivity

Hardware component connectivity
Connectivity between Fabric Interconnects for High availability
Fabric Interconnect network configuration

Cisco UCS Interaction and management

Exploring the Unified computing User Interfaces

Graphical User Interface
Command Line INterface
Connect Commands
Cisco UCS startup and shutdown Procedures

Cisco UCS Manager Fundamentals

Resources managed by Cisco UCS
Cisco UCS resource Pools
Cisco UCS Service Profiles
Cisco UCS Service Profile Policies
Service Profiles in the basic opt-in model
Service Profile in the logical server model

LAN & SAN Connectivity

Compute Node LAN Connectivity

Server and Uplink Ethernet ports in Cisco UCS
Ethernet Host Virtualizer mode
Ethernet switching mode
Configuration and use of VLANs in the Cisco UCS environment
Virtual Network Interface cards
Provisioning VLANS
Port channel configuration
How pin Groups function
LAN tools

Compute Node SAN Connectivity

NPIV
Configuration and Use of VSANs
Virtual host bus adapters
SAN uplink and server Fibre Channel ports
How Pins Group function
Provisioning VSAN’s

Service Profiles, Resource pools & Policies

Resource Pools

Use of Mobile Service Profiles
MAC addresses and pools
Worldwide names and pools
UUID pools
Management IP Pools
Server Pools
Pool qualifier and policies

Creating & Managing Service Profiles

Create a Service Profile
Expert wizard to create a Service Profile
Create & Update Service Profile template
Scrub Policies
Associating Service Profiles with computer nodes
Process for moving a logical server
Use KVM and virtual media utilities to access a computer node
vNIC & vHBA creation and templates

Operating Syatem Provisioning

SAN-based operating Syatem installation
Local disk opearintg system installation
Network based opearting syatem installation

Policies

MAC Policies
Ethernet Policies
WWNN Policies
Scrub Policies
UUID policies
RAID Policies
Boot Policies
Power Policies
Eqiupment Policies

Securing Cisco UCS Role-Based Access Control

Cisco UCS Management Groups
Create Organizations
Create Locales
Create Users
Create Users
Create Roles
Role-Based Access Control
RBAC configuration
Remote RBAC Configuration
Configuration of AAA features and options
Integrating with Active Directory

Backup and Restore

Supported backup types
Backup and Inport Jobs
Configure Backup job
Configure import job

Maintenance of Cisco UCS Environment

Managing High Availability

High availability connectivity of Fabric interconnects
Cisco UCS regarding high availability
How to configure high availability
How to manage high availability

Monitoring System Events

Event and failure monitoring using the GUI
Options for monitoring of Cisco UCS remotely
Monitoring of Cisco UCS from the CLI
Cisco UCS threshold policies
Configuration of call Home Policies
Data export capabilities of the Cisco UCS manager

Upgrading Software in the Cisco Unified Computing System

Cisco UCS software upgrade process
Upgrade Cisco UCS fabric interconnnect software
Upgrade CMC software
Upgrade BMC Software
Upgrade adapter software


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