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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

CBT TrainSignal MS Windows XP Network Training & Group Policy

By David Davis
VCP, CCIE #9369, CWNA, MCSE, CISSP, SCSA, Linux+

Suprisingly, an estimated 90% of companies and organizations are still running Windows XP Pro on their networks.

While some companies are slowly migrating to Vista, a vast majority are sticking with Windows XP Pro for the foreseeable future. So don't abandon XP just yet. Your proficiency in Windows XP Pro will remain in high demand for quite some time.

And if you're serious about credentials, this course will also help you pass the 70-270 exam: installing, configuring and administering Windows XP Professional!
TrainSignal Windows XP Network Training
TrainSignal Group Policy

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http://www.wupload.com/file/117829616/train_signal_lab_13_windows_xp.part2.rar
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http://www.wupload.com/file/117829618/train_signal_lab_13_windows_xp.part3.rar

http://www.wupload.com/file/117829619/train_signal_lab_14_group_policy.part4.rar
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http://www.wupload.com/file/117829621/train_signal_lab_14_group_policy.part1.rar
http://www.wupload.com/file/117829622/train_signal_lab_14_group_policy.part3.rar

Published: By: ebookstraining - 7:35 AM

CBT TrainSignal MS - Network & Advanced Security

Advance Security is a nationwide provider of security services including manned guarding, mobile, key holding and alarm response, the design, installation and management of security technologies, and the delivery of a wide range of security consultancy and training courses.

Leading the industry through our commitment towards service, innovation and communication, our dedication towards providing our clients with a truly comprehensive and tailored service is second-to-none.
TrainSignal Network Security
TrainSignal Advanced Security

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http://www.wupload.com/file/117829600/train_signal_lab_11_network_security.part2.rar
http://www.wupload.com/file/117829606/train_signal_lab_11_network_security.part1.rar

http://www.wupload.com/file/117829607/train_signal_lab_12_advance_security.part2.rar
http://www.wupload.com/file/117829608/train_signal_lab_12_advance_security.part1.rar

Published: By: ebookstraining - 7:33 AM

MS TrainSignal - Routers And Packet Filters & Server Security

A packet-filtering router makes a permit/deny decision for each packet that it receives. The router examines each datagram to determine whether it matches one of its packet-filtering rules. The filtering rules are based on the packet header information that is made available to the IP forwarding process. This information consists of the IP source address, the IP destination address, the encapsulated protocol (TCP, UDP, ICMP, or IP Tunnel), the TCP/UDP source port, the TCP/UDP destination port, the ICMP message type, the incoming interface of the packet, and the outgoing interface of the packet. If a match is found and the rule permits the packet, the packet is forwarded according to the information in the routing table. If a match is found and the rule denies the packet, the packet is discarded. If there is no matching rule, a user-configurable default parameter determines whether the packet is forwarded or discarded.
TrainSignal - Routers And Packet Filters
TrainSignal - Server Security

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http://www.wupload.com/file/117829569/train_signal_lab_09_routers_and_packet_filters.part2.rar
http://www.wupload.com/file/117829575/train_signal_lab_09_routers_and_packet_filters.part1.rar

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http://www.wupload.com/file/117829591/train_signal_lab_10_server_security.part1.rar
http://www.wupload.com/file/117829596/train_signal_lab_10_server_security.part3.rar

Published: By: ebookstraining - 7:31 AM

TrainSignal - Active Directory & File Servers

Train Signal's unique method of instructor led training has something for everyone. Whether you are just starting out and don't have any networking experience or you are a Senior Administrator looking to refresh your skills and learn some new tips and tricks your going to find Train Signal's training to be a priceless addition to your repertoire.
Lab 01 - Active Directory (2CD)
Lab 02 - File Servers (2CD)

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Published: By: ebookstraining - 3:17 AM

TrainSignal MS - DNS Infrastructures & Web Servers

Learn how to Setup DNS — on a “Real” Windows Network!
10+ Hours (on CD) of Windows DNS Server Training Videos…
All Instructor-Led!
TrainSignal Web Servers
TrainSignal DNS Infrastructures
TrainSignal MS - DNS Infrastructures & Web Servers

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Published: By: ebookstraining - 3:14 AM

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Train Signal VMware vSphere Pro Series Training Vol.2 (DVD1, DVD2, DVD3)

Train Signal VMware vSphere Pro Series Training Vol.2 (DVD1, DVD2, DVD3)
English | H264 46kbps | 320x240 15fps | MP3 123kbps | 11.97 GB
Genre: Video Training

This course VMware vSphere Pro Series Training Vol. 2 is designed for middle and senior network administrator of the enterprise and / or for those who have already attended a course Train Signal - VMware vSphere Training or Train Signal - VMware vSphere Pro Series Training Vol. 1 and carried out all practical work with vSphere. All you need - a computer with Internet Explorer and Media player, however, to work directly with VMware vSphere undoubtedly contribute to obtaining experience during training
total more than 21 hours distributed by type of material : Video
Language : English
Sample Files : attached
If you wish to use vSphere parallel with the demonstrations in this course, you can download and install a free 60 day trial version of VMware vSphere from the manufacturer - http://www.vmware.com (requires free registration).
DVD2 DVD1 and contain 40 video lessons to maximize available capacity and designed to be viewed on a desktop and / or laptop computer.
Video Format : AVI Video : TSCC, 800x600, 4:3, 15.00fps, 547Kbps Audio : PCM, 22.05KHz, 352Kbps, mono
DVD3 contains the same 40 original video lessons recoded for iPod devices with the ability to play videos, 40 MP3 files of lectures, derived from the same 40 original video lessons and 40 PDF documents that can be printed and contain the slides for each video tutorial. Can be used as an annotation to the video lessons for easy searching, because some video lessons last about 2 hours, as well as use for notes.
iPod Video Format : M4V Video : AVC, 320x240, 4:3, 15.00fps, 34,3 Kbps Audio : AAC, 44.1KHz, 128Kbps, stereo MP3 format files Lecture : MP3 Audio : MPEG Version 1 Layer 3, 44.1KHz, 128Kbps, mono
A brief description of the video lessons
VMware Advanced Features Up Close - Eric Siebert
Video 1 VMDirectPath
Requirements and Limitations VMDirectPath
How to Use VMDirectPath
VMDirectPath Tips and Best Practices Video 2 SCSI Adapters Paravirtual Requirements and Limitations pvSCSI How to Use pvSCSI pvSCSI Tips and Best Practices Video 3 Virtual Machine Communication Interface Requirements, Limitations and How to Use VMCI VMCI Tips Best Practices and Video 4 Fault Tolerance Requirements ToleranceFault Using the Site Survey Tool to Check Compatibility Fault Tolerance Limitations How to Use Fault Tolerance Fault Tolerance Best Practices and Tips Video Thin Provisioning 5 Viewing Disk Information in vSphere Client Requirements, Limitations and How to Use Thin Provisioning Thin Provisioning Best Practices and Tips Video 6 VMotion VMotion and Storage VMotion Requirements for Using, Enhanced VMotion Compatibility (EVC) and Storage VMotion How to Use VMotion How to Use Enhanced VMotion Compatibility How to Use Storage VMotion VMotion Best Practices and Tips and Storage VMotion EVC Tips and Best Practices Video Distributed Power Management 7 Requirements and Limitations DPM How to Use DPM DPM Tips and Best Practices Video 8 Dynamic Voltage Frequency Scaling and How to Use Dynamic Voltage Frequency Scaling and (DVFS) DVFS Tips and Best Practices Video 9 VMFS Volume Grow Hot Virtual Extend and Disks How to Use VMFS Volume Grow How to Use Virtual Disks Hot Extend VMFS Volume Grow and Extend Virtual Disks Hot Tips and Best Practices

VMware Site Recovery Manager 4 - Sean Clark
Video 1 Disaster Recovery Virtualization for
Virtualization Disaster Recovery Enables Superior (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 Installation SRM Supported Storage Replication Install and Configure the HP LeftHand Virtual SAN Appliance P4000 VMware Software Requirements Database Requirements Network Requirements Server and Video 3 Installing SRM Architecture Review the Install Install SRM Install the Storage Replication Adapter (SRA) Install the SRM Plugin for vSphere Client Video 4 Configuring SRM with Pair Protected Site Recovery Site Configure Managers array Configure Inventory Mappings Create Protection Groups Create Recovery Plans and Test Custom Video 5 Recovery Plans Recovery Plan Steps Custom 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 SRM Protection Administration Group Administration Protected Datastore Mapping Inventory Administration Administering SRM Alarms Configuring Access Control for SRM SRM Logs Recovery Plan Reporting Video Failover and Failback 7 What is Failover? Failover Best Practices Demonstration of Executing Failover Failback and Planning Setup Executing Failback After Losing Protected Site Executing Failback to Functioning Protected Site Demonstration of Executing Failback

Intro to Third-Party Virtualization Tools - David Davis
Video 1 Introduction to Third-Party Virtualization Tools
You Need Why Third-Party Tools
Overview of Third-Party Tools for Virtualization
Virtualization on Why-Specific Backup Products?

Veeam Monitor - David Davis
Video 1 Introduction to Veeam Monitor
What 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 Monitor Veeam Monitor System Requirements Downloading and Installing Veeam Monitor Video 3 configuring and Veeam Monitor Using Connecting Monitor to vCenter Using Performance Charts Customizing Performance Charts and Configuring Alarms Using Modeling Viewing Events Generating Reports Veeam Monitor Integrating with Business View

Veeam Reporter 4.0 - David Davis
Video 1 Introduction to Veeam Reporter
Veeam Reporter How Can You Help
Common Uses of Veeam Reporter
System Requirements to Use Reporter
New Features in 4.0 Reporter Video 2 Installing Veeam Reporter Veeam Reporter Architecture Veeam Reporter Licensing Veeam Reporter Downloading Installing Veeam Reporter Server Video 3 Configuring and Using Veeam Reporter Veeam Reporter Overview of Interface Controlling User Access to Reporter Creating Jobs to Pull Collection vSphere Stats Report Packs Understanding Manual Creating Reports Creating Automated Reports Customizing Your Dashboard Integrating with Business Reporter View Offline Viewing Reports with Report Viewer Exporting Reports to Word, Excel, and Visio
Veeam Backup and Replication - David Davis
Video 1 Introduction to Veeam Backup and Replication
Feature Overview: Veeam Backup and Replication
Demo: Veeam Backup and Replication Video 2 Installing Veeam Backup and Replication Veeam Backup Architecture Supported Backup Transport Modes Veeam Backup Requirements Veeam Backup Licensing Veeam Backup Downloading Installing Veeam Backup and Replication Video 3 Configuring and Backing up VMs with Veeam Backup Veeam Backup Connecting 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 Restoring Virtual Video 4 Machines with Veeam Backup Restoring an Entire VM VM Restoring Files Like VMDK or VMX Restoring Individual Files VM Video 5 Using the File Level Restore Veeam Wizard Difference Between File Level Restore Wizard and Backup Browser Considerations: VMware Player, VM VM Inside Importing Backups to Backup Veeam FastSCP and Restoring Files with the Linux File Level Restore Wizard Video Virtual Machines 6 Replicate with Veeam Replication for Disaster Recovery Why You Need Disaster Recovery Replication for 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 Enterprise Manager Veeam Veeam What is Enterprise Manager? Installing Enterprise Manager Veeam Veeam Backup Adding Servers to Enterprise Manager Consolidated Backup Viewing Data with Enterprise Manager Video 8 Backing Up vCenter with Veeam Backup and VSS Problem: Why vCenter Requires a Special with VSS Backup Solution: Creating a Backup Job for Special vCenter Issues with VMotion and DRS Related to vCenter Checking Backup Report Automation Level Setting to Disabled in DRS Configuration

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 Data Recovery VMware?
VDR and vSphere Packaging
Benefits of Using VDR
New Features of VDR 2/1
Limitations of Using VDR
VDR How Does Work ? Video 2 Installation and Initial Configuration of VMware Data Recovery (VDR) Downloading VMware Data Recovery (VDR) VDR Installing the Plug-in Appliance Installing the VDR Adding Storage Destinations Powering Up VDR Verifying Initial Configuration Basic Administration of the VDR Appliance Video 3 Performing Backups and restores with Data Recovery VMware (VDR) Creating Backup Jobs in VDR Defining a Backup Window Backup Retention Policies Setting Grouping VMs Backup for Creating and Running a Backup Job Demo Performing Restore Using VDR Restore Rehearsals Monitoring and Reporting on Backup Jobs Getting Backup Data on the tape Video File Level 4 Performing restores with VDR in Windows Windows System Requirements to Perform File Level Restore (FLR) Standard VS. Advanced Restore Mode Performing File Level Restore in Windows with VDR Video File Level 5 Performing restores in Linux with VDR Linux 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 Practices VDR Maximums How to Update VDR Backing Up VM vCenter Installing VMware Tools Upgrading Virtual Hardware Archiving Backups Offsite Storage for Monitoring Backups Destination Growth Extending Your Backup Destination Improve Performance Bakcup Creating a VDR Log Bundle for Support

PowerCLI - Hal Rottenberg
Video 1 Reporting with PowerCLI
A 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 Useful for Reporting PowerCLI?
Using PowerCLI to Create Reports
Report 1: Host Inventory
Using Script VMHostReport.ps1
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 Datastore Search Function Video 2 Performance with PowerCLI Introduction to Performance Monitoring Vocabulary Lesson Performance Manager Counter Groups Metrics & Counters Rollup Types & Intervals Sampling Periods Statistics Collection Levels The Get-Stat Cmdlet Get-Stat Parameters working with the Get-Stat Cmdlet Start and Finish Parameters for Cmdlet Get-Stat -Stat Using Get Type Cmdlet Exporting to CSV Creating Charts with PowerBoots Video 3 with PowerCLI Diagnostics Diagnostics & Troubleshooting with PowerCLI Discovery: Working with Logs Using Cmdlet Get-Log 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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Published: By: ebookstraining - 2:58 AM

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Train Signal Video Training of Basics of Microsoft Virtualization

Train Signal video training of basics of Microsoft Virtualization
CD1
Intro to Microsoft Virtualization Lab
video 1 -- Introduction to Virtualization
Video 2 -- Installing Virtual Server
video 3 -- Creating and using Virtual Machines
Video 4 -- Virtual networks
video 5 -- virtual disks
CD2
video 6 -- Administer virtual server
video 7 -- Scripting with Virtual Server
video 8 -- Migrate Physical to Virtual
video 9 -- Virtual Server Add-ons
video 10 - Virtual PC

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Train Signal Video Training of Basics of Microsoft Virtualization

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http://www.wupload.com/file/90364189/Trainsignal_MS_Virtualization.part1.rar
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http://www.wupload.com/file/90364191/Trainsignal_MS_Virtualization.part3.rar

Published: By: ebookstraining - 8:33 AM

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

TrainSignal Citrix XenApp 6-iRONiSO

TrainSignal Citrix XenApp 6-iRONiSO | ISO | 4.84 GB
Genre: Video Training

This course is designed for IT professionals, server administrators, network engineers, desktop architects, systems integrators, consultants looking to learn the benefits and administration of XenApp 6. After watching this course, you will know the basics required to effectively centralize and manage applications in the datacenter and instantly deliver them as a service to users anywhere.
Overview

Train Anywhere You Want Mobile On-Demand Training Train Where You Want, When You Want
Additional Training Formats Additional Training Formats High Resolution Video, MP3 Audio and PDF of Instructor Notes
Watch a Demo

Professional Training

Over 14 Hours (14 Hours, 24 Minutes, 1 Seconds) of Citrix XenApp 6 Training Videos Jam Packed on 2 DVDs!
Multiple File Formats Make it convenient for you to learn anywhere you go! iPod Video, Mp3 Audio, .WMV & high quality .AVI video
PDF of Instructor Notes allow you to follow along with the videos and take more organized notes
Instant Access Online to the entire training course

Course Outline

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Citrix XenApp 6 Training - Course Outline

Lesson 1 - Getting Started with Citrix XenApp 6 Training
Lesson 2 - Lab Setup
Lesson 3 - The Course Scenario
Lesson 4 - Introduction to Citrix XenApp 6
Lesson 5 - Understanding Citrix XenApp Architecture
Lesson 6 - Installing and Configuring Citrix Licensing
Lesson 7 - Installing Citrix XenApp 6
Lesson 8 - Navigating Delivery Services Console
Lesson 9 - Delegated Administration and Configuration Logging
Lesson 10 - Introduction to Citrix Policies
Lesson 11 - Citrix Policies: In-Depth Look
Lesson 12 - Publishing Applications and Content
Lesson 13 - Streaming Applications
Lesson 14 - Installing and Configuring Citrix Plug-Ins
Lesson 15 - Configuring Web Interface
Lesson 16 - Working with Profile Manager
Lesson 17 - Understanding and Configuring Load Management
Lesson 18 - Configuring Printing
Lesson 19 - Securing XenApp
Lesson 20 - Configuring NetScaler Access Gateway Enterprise Edition
Lesson 21 - Advanced Farm Administration - Part 1
Lesson 22 - Advanced Farm Administration - Part 2
Lesson 23 - XenApp Command Line Tools
Lesson 24 - Troubleshooting XenApp 6
Lesson 25 - XenApp 4.5/5 Walkthrough
Lesson 26 - Preparing for the Citrix XenApp 6 CCA (A18) Exam
Lesson 27 - Next Steps

TYPE : BOOKWARE CRACKER : iRONiSO

FiLE : 105 X50 MB PACKAGER : iRONiSO

TOTAL : 2 DVD SUPPLiER : iRONiSO

PLATFORM : WINDOWS FORMAT : iSO

RLS DATE : 2011.08.09 PROTECTiON : NONE

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Published: By: ebookstraining - 9:47 AM

Monday, July 25, 2011

Trainsignal Citrix XenDesktop 5 Training

Trainsignal Citrix XenDesktop 5 Training | ISO | 3.46 GB
Genre: Video Training

You’ll Work Hands-On with Desktop Virtualization, Provisioning Server, XenDesktop Deployment and Configuration, XenDesktop Troubleshooting, Profile Manager, Citrix Receiver, and Much More! Plus, get Complete Exam Coverage for the CCA 1Y0-a19 Citrix XenDesktop 5 Administration Exam!

Professional Training

Nearly 12 Hours (11 Hours, 43 Minutes, 20 Seconds) of Citrix XenDesktop 5 Training Videos Jam Packed on 2 DVDs!
Multiple File Formats Make it convenient for you to learn anywhere you go! iPod Video, Mp3 Audio, .WMV & high quality .AVI video
PDF of Instructor Notes allow you to follow along with the videos and take more organized notes
Instant Access Online to the entire training course

Exam Preparation

Complete Exam Coverage This course covers all of the bases required for you to pass:
CCA 1Y0-a19 - Citrix XenDesktop 5 Administration Exam

Course Outline

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Citrix XenDesktop 5 Training - Course Outline

Lesson 1 - Getting Started with Citrix XenDesktop 5 Training

In this lesson, we’ll look at an overview of the course, the material we’ll cover and the environment we’ll build and you’ll meet your instructor.

Building a Desktop Virtualization Solution
A Modest vBio of Your vInstructor
About the Course

Lesson 2 - Lab Setup

The best way to learn XenDesktop is by using it. In this lesson, we’ll talk about the environment Elias uses in the course so you can build an environment and follow along with the demonstrations.

Ways to Setup Your Lab
The Ultimate Lab Setup
Workstation Lab Configuration
Software Needed
Our Scenario Architecture

Lesson 3 - The Course Scenario

Scenario-based training is the hallmark of Train Signal courses. In this lesson, we’ll introduce the fictitious companies we’ll use throughout the course, EK Enterprises and Gekko Holdings, discuss why they’re using XenDesktop 5 and how it will address their needs.

The Scenario
EK Enterprises' Current Environment
Gekko Holdings' Current Environment
EK Enterprises XenDesktop 4 Project Phases
Gekko Holdings XenDesktop 5 Project Phases
The Installation Order

Lesson 4 - Introduction to Desktop Virtualization

In this lesson, we’ll talk about what desktop virtualization is, how it differs from server virtualization, how DV moves us further toward cloud computing, the different types of DV and the benefits, tips and best practices with using DV. We’ll also introduce and discuss XenDesktop in more detail, look at its components and the architecture of a XenDesktop environment.

What is Desktop Virtualization (DV)?
Why Are You Considering DV?
Server Virtualization vs. Desktop Virtualization
Journey to the Cloud
Desktop Virtualization Types
VDI: Server-Hosted Virtual Desktops
Terminal Server
Client Hypervisors
Application Virtualization
Thin Clients
Desktop Virtualization Challenges
Misconceptions
Benefits of Using DV
Tips and Best Practices
Introducing Citrix XenDesktop 5
XenDesktop 5 Components
XenDesktop Architecture

Lesson 5 - Planning Provisioning Server Deployment

Provisioning Server (PVS) is an extremely effective method of managing devices, both physical and virtual. In this lesson, we’ll talk about the benefits of PVS, its components and services, the requirements to run PVS and how it fits in the XenDesktop architecture. We’ll also look at farm design and whether to install a virtual or physical PVS.

Provisioning Server (PVS) Overview
Scenario: EK Enterprises
PVS Components and Services
Boot Device Management
Infrastructure Requirements
PVS Farm Design
PVS System Requirements
Virtual or Physical PVS?

Lesson 6 - Installing and Configuring Provisioning Server

In this lesson, we’ll dive in and start building our environment. We’ll start by getting our infrastructure ready and then installing the Citrix License Server so all the components in our environment have a place to upload licenses. Then we’ll be ready to install and configure Provisioning Server. We’ll connect our PVS to the farm, create our first site, create a store and then test the configuration.

Configuring Infrastructure
Installing Citrix License Server
Uploading a License File
Installing PVS
Configuring PVS
Connecting to and Configuring a Farm
Creating and Configuring Sites
Role-based Administration
Server Properties
Testing Configuration
Creating a Store
XenDesktop Architecture

Lesson 7 - Creating vDisks and Configuring Target Devices

This lesson covers some of Elias’ favorite topics from the course. We’ll talk about the different types and modes of vDisks and Write Cache. We’ll walk through creating and assigning vDisks. Then we’ll look at how you assign vDisks to a target device, discuss what a master target device is and why you would use it. We’ll mount, unmounts and format a vDisk and finally create and stream an image.

vDisk Modes
Write Cache Types
Creating a vDisk
Assigning the vDisk to a Target Device
Master Target Device
Mounting, Unmounting and Formatting vDisks
Creating an Image

Lesson 8 - Managing vDisks, Target Devices, Servers and Printers

In this lesson, we’ll talk about everything involved with managing your vDisks and devices. We’ll talk about how to integrate device management with Active Directory, how to streamline the process of making changes or updating a single target device and applying it throughout your environment. We’ll also look at views and organizing target devices. Finally, we’ll talk about managing servers and how to manage printers for your target devices with PVS.

vDisk Management
Updating a vDisk
Rolling Back to a Previous Image
Incremental Updates
Automatically Adding Target Devices to Database
Using Views to Organize Target Devices
Importing Target Devices
Copying and Pasting Target Device Properties
Port Blocker
Integrating with Active Directory
Managing Servers
Managing Printers
Exercise: Updating a vDisk

Lesson 9 - Configuring Provisioning Server High Availability

In this lesson, we’ll start by talking about what components need to be protected with High Availability (HA). Then we’ll compare the different HA configuration types and talk about the list of tasks to configure HA. Then we’ll dive in and configure HA and load balancing for our PVS and run a failover test.

High Availability (HA) Components
HA Configuration Types
HA Configuration Tasks
Adding PVS02 to the Farm
Adding PVS02 to the Bootstrap File
Configuring Stream Service and Write Cache
Enabling vDisk HA and Load Balancing
HA Failover Test

Lesson 10 - Planning XenDesktop 5 Deployment

We’ll start this lesson by talking about the different editions and licensing for XenDesktop 5 and which features are included with each edition. We’ll look at FlexCast technology and the different delivery options for applications and desktops. Then we’ll discuss the XenDesktop 5 components, requirements, Controller design and XenDesktop Site Design.

XenDesktop 5 Editions
XenDesktop 5 Licensing
FlexCast Technology
XenDesktop 5 Components
XenDesktop 5 System Requirements
Controller Design
XenDesktop 5 Site Design
XenDesktop Architecture

Lesson 11 - Installing and Configuring XenDesktop 5 – Part 1

We start this lesson with some important considerations for getting your XenDesktop Controller to communicate with VMware vCenter. We then introduce Desktop Catalog types and Desktop Groups before demonstrating the installation of XenDesktop 5. Once we install the XenDesktop 5 Controller, we’ll walk through two ways of establishing connectivity with the host and finish up by configuring two types of Desktop Catalogs and assigning Desktop Groups.

VMware vCenter Considerations
VMware vCenter User Account Permissions
Desktop Catalog Types
Machine Creation Services (MCS)
Desktop Groups
Installation and Configuration Tasks
Installing the XenDesktop 5 Controller
Creating a Site and Establishing Connectivity with the Host
Trusting the vCenter Default Certificate
Modifying the Proxy.xml File
Creating and Configuring Desktop Catalogs
Configuring User Assignment with Desktop Groups
Incorporating Additional Catalog Types and Desktop Groups

Lesson 12 - Installing and Configuring XenDesktop 5 – Part 2

In this second part of the installation and configuration, we begin by discussing and configuring the Controller and Active Directory discovery methods. We then move on to the web interface and talk about managing its settings. We then create and configure a XenApp Services Site. Finally, we wrap up the lesson by installing the Virtual Desktop Agent software on a VM.

Configuring Controller Discovery Method
Configuring AD Discovery Method
Configuring the Web Interface
Managing the XenApp Web Site's Properties
Creating and Configuring a XenApp Services Site
Viewing the Web Interface in a Browser
Installing the VDA Agent on a VM

Lesson 13 - Managing XenDesktop 5

Now that we have successfully installed and configured XenDesktop 5, it’s time to learn how to manage it. In this lesson, we’ll look at the different management consoles for the entire deployment, including PVS, License Server and XenDesktop. We will also talk about how to manage a VM’s behavior when a user logs off, as this is no longer as simple to change as in XenDesktop 4. We’ll look at role-based access control and Citrix policies and then wrap up the lesson by testing our environment.

Management Consoles
Logoff Behavior
Administration Roles
Citrix Policies
The Desktop Studio Dashboard
Modifying Logoff Behavior
Editing Desktop Group Settings
Configuring Role-Based Access Control for Administrators
Working with the License Management Console
Managing HDX Policies
Using the Modeling Wizard to Test Policy Configuration
Testing the Environment - Launching VMs from the Web Interface

Lesson 14 - Monitoring and Troubleshooting XenDesktop 5

We’ll start this lesson by looking at the Desktop Director console, a tool geared at the help desk that is used to monitor and manage the XenDesktop environment. After that, we’ll move on to discuss troubleshooting XenDesktop 5. Elias will share some of his troubleshooting experiences so that you can avoid the same headaches. We’ll also look at best practices and some common troubleshooting techniques and resources that you can employ in your environment.

Desktop Director Pages
Default Filters
User and Machine Management
Working with the Desktop Director
Large Send Offload
Common NIC
Disable Intermediate Buffering
Troubleshooting
Disabling Large Send Offload
Creating a Common NIC

Lesson 15 - Working with Citrix Receiver

In this lesson, we’ll shift our focus to the client side and cover what needs to be installed and configured to give endpoint devices access to the XenDesktop environment. We’ll talk about what devices are supported, what clients and plugins you can implement, the different types of access modes, the different user experiences, how to utilize USB and Smart Cards. Finally, we’ll demonstrate how to manage preferences to control how much customization and control the endpoint devices retain.

Clients and Plugins
Access Modes
Endpoint Devices
XenDesktop User Experiences
USB
Smart Cards
Installing Citrix Receiver and the Online Plugins
Client-Managed Preferences
Configuring Client Settings

Lesson 16 - Working with Profile Manager

This is one of Elias’ favorite topics. Profile Management is one of the most important topics you need to take into consideration when you’re doing anything that affects users. In this lesson, we’ll talk about why profile management is important, why you need a profile manager and what different user profile types exist. We’ll move on to Citrix Profile Manager and its components.

Why Profile Management
User Profile Types
Citrix Profile Management and Profile Manager Components
Creating a Group Policy for Profile Management
Downloading Profile Manager and Testing Our Configuration

Lesson 17 - Upgrading from XenDesktop 4

In this lesson, we will review the terminology changes from XenDesktop 4 to XenDesktop 5, such as the term “farm” being replaced by “site.” We’ll also look at the architectural differences in XenDesktop 5, so you can plan accordingly and achieve a smooth transition to XD5. There are also several key tools that changed or are not available in XD5, so we will talk about how those impact configuration and managment. Finally we’ll look at how the Controller in XD5 differs from the Desktop Delivery Controller in XD4.

Terminology Changes
Architectural Changes
Key Tools Changes
Desktop Delivery Controller 4 Upgrade Options
Upgrade Tasks
Upgrading the Provisioning Server
Preparing Devices to Move to XenDesktop 5 Controller
Migrating the vDisk to the Gekko Domain and Upgrading the VDA
Upgrading the PVS Client Software

Lesson 18 - Preparing for the Citrix XenDesktop 5 Administration (A19) Exam

If you’re interested in getting certified in XenDesktop 5, this lesson will help you prepare for taking exam 1Y0-A19. We’ll look at the skills measured and which lessons address each exam objective.

Exam Profile
Exam Topics and Weights
Candidate Profile
Personal Study Recommendations
Credit Toward Certification

Lesson 19 - Next Steps

In this lesson, we’ll start by looking back at what we covered and what we built in the course. We’ll also talk about where to go from here and additional resources that will help you continue to advance your XenDesktop knowledge.

Looking Back
The Road Ahead
My Favorite Supporting Resources
We Value Your Opinion

Citrix XenDesktop 5 Training - Bonus Lessons

Lesson 20 - Configuring NetScaler Access Gateway Enterprise Edition

In this lesson, we will enable remote access in the Gekko Holdings XenDesktop environment by integrating a NetScaler Access Gateway. In addition, we will talk about the various deployment scenarios, the firewall configuration, licensing and how to create a self-signed SSL certificate.

NetScaler Deployment Scenarios
Firewall Considerations
Terminology
Licensing
Self-Signed SSL Certificates
Installation and Configuration Tasks
Installing NetScaler VPX
Configuring Networking
Configuring Licensing
Configuring SSL Certificates
Configuring Access Gateway Enterprise Edition (AGEE)
Configuring Session Policies
Configuring NetScaler for Mobile Devices
Redirecting HTTP Traffic to HTTPS
Configuring Web Interface to Work with AGEE

Lesson 21 - Working with XenDesktop Setup Wizard

What happens when you want to add more than a handful of virtual machines to your XenDesktop environment? Do you really want to manually create 20, 50, 100 VMs, configure them with Provisioning Server, add their Active Directory accounts and configure them with XenDesktop? The XenDesktop Setup Wizard does all of this for you and in this lesson Eli will show you how to install, configure and work with XD Setup Wizard.

XD Setup Wizard Requirements
Preparing a Template
Installing and Configuring XenDesktop Setup Wizard
Working with XenDesktop Setup Wizard
Working with Streamed VM Setup Wizard

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Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Train Signal Exchange Server (2010)

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Thursday, May 26, 2011

Trainsignal VMware vSphere PowerCLI Training Disk1

Trainsignal VMware vSphere PowerCLI Training Disk1 | ISO | 2.07 GB
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Here is another great training for you all. Enjoy and feel free to leave comments and suggestions.
VMware vSphere PowerCLI Training - Course Outline
Lesson 1 - Getting Started with VMware vSphere PowerCLI Training
In this introductory lesson you will learn about your instructor, why PowerCLI is important, and get a quick overview of what you will be learning in the course.
• Why Learn PowerCLI?
• About Your Instructor
• Course Overview
Lesson 2 - Lab Setup
In this lesson instructor Hal will explain what hardware and software is needed if you would like to follow along with the demonstrations in this course. He will also give you a peek at his own lab’s setup.
• Ground Rules
• Hardware Requirements
• Software Requirements
• Virtualize Your Lab!
• Logical Diagram
• Physical Lab
Lesson 3 - Introduction to PowerCLI
Gain an understanding of what PowerCLI does and how it does it. Get PowerCLI installed in your lab environment so you are ready for the rest of the course.
• What is PowerCLI?
• How Does PowerCLI Work?
• Download the Toolkit
• Installing PowerCLI
• The PowerCLI Console
• The PowerCLI Window
Lesson 4 - PowerCLI Concepts
In this lesson you be introduced to some basic concepts about how PowerCLI works with VMware and PowerShell.
• Support Matrix
• vSphere Object Model
• Connecting to vSphere and vCenter
• PowerCLI Cmdlets
Lesson 5 - Working with Objects in PowerShell
Use properties, methods, and more to process, examine, filter and finally output objects.
• The Pipeline
• Examining Objects
• Filtering Objects
• Exporting Data
Lesson 6 - Managing vSphere Hosts with PowerCLI
This lesson discusses how to query and configure one or many vSphere hypervisors quickly and remotely using PowerCLI.
• Overview of the VMHost Cmdlets
• The Most Important Cmdlet: Get-VMHost
• Adding ESX Server to vCenter
• Managing Host Accounts
• Working with Host Services
• Configuring Network Time Protocol (NTP)
• Configuring Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
• Maintaining ESX Hosts
• Working with Host Profiles
Lesson 7 - Managing Virtual Machines with PowerCLI
You can do VM management tasks using PowerCLI instead of vCenter. A few examples of what will be demonstrated are: reboot machines, modify memory and CPU settings, add a hard disc to a VM, change VM network assignment, disconnect VM CD Drives, and more.
• Overview of the Virtual Machine Cmdlets
• Automating Creation of Virtual Machines
• Managing Virtual Machine Power States
• The Set-VM Cmdlet
• The HardDisk Cmdlets
• The NetworkAdapter Cmdlets
• The CDDrive Cmdlets
• The VMQuestion Cmdlets
• Working with Templates
• Working with Snapshots
• Performing vMotion and svMotion
• Executing PowerCLI Scripts in Virtual Machines
Lesson 8 - Managing Virtual Networks with PowerCLI
This lesson begins with a tutorial of virtual networking. We then talk about all the cmdlets you can use to manage your virtual network, including the host network and host network adapters, virtual switches, distributed virtual switches and virtual portgroups.
• Virtual Networking in a Nutshell
• Overview of the Virtual Networking Cmdlets
• Managing the Host Network with the VMHostNetwork Cmdlets
• Working with Host Network Adapters with the VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlets
• The Get-VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlet
• The New-VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlet
• The Set-VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlet
• Working with Virtual Switches with the VirtualSwitch Cmdlets
• The New-VirtualSwitch Cmdlet
• The Set-NicTeamingPolicy Cmdlet
• Working with Distributed Virtual Switches
• Working with Virtual Portgroups
Lesson 9 - Managing Storage with PowerCLI
There are over twenty cmdlets in PowerCLI that cover storage-related topics. This lesson covers all the layers of storage, start at the host level and moving through the storage subsytem, storage adapter, wire protocol, SCSI LUN, physical disk and VMFS partition level and ending at the datastore level.
• From Host to Datastore, a Journey
• Overview of the Storage Cmdlets
• Working with the Storage Subsystem
• Working with the Host Bus Adapters
• Configuring iSCSI Using PowerCLI
• Creating a New iSCSI Target Connection
• Working with Disks, LUNs, and Partitions
• Modifying LUN Multipath Policy
• Examining Disks and Partitions
• Managing Datastores
• Using the Datastore Provider and Introducing the VIM Providers
• Copying Files Between Datastores
Lesson 10 - Managing High Availability and Clustering with PowerCLI
In this lesson, you will learn how to use high availability clusters to minimize downtime in case of a host or VM outage and how to use VMware dynamic resource scheduling (DRS) to automatically distribute workloads across a cluster.
• What is VMware High Availability?
• What is VMware Dynamic Resource Scheduling?
• Overview of the HA and DRS Cmdlets
• Managing Clusters
• Creating an HA / DRS Cluster
• Adding an ESX Host to a Cluster and Modifying Cluster HA Settings
• The DRS Cmdlets
• Creating a DRS Affinity Rule
• Configuring Virtual Machine Cluster Settings
• Working with Resource Pools
• Advanced Cluster Configuration
Lesson 11 - Managing vCenter with PowerCLI
This lesson shows how to use PowerCLI to manage and inventory objects like datacenters and folders. Also, see how to set permissions for those objects.
• Overview of the vCenter Cmdlets
• Working with Containers
• Working with Custom Attributes
• Managing vCenter Access Control
Lesson 12 - Reporting with PowerCLI
In this lesson you will walk step-by-step through the process of generating useful reports of your virtual environment using PowerCLI. Also, you will take a detailed look at the various ways to get data out of vSphere and vCenter. Plus, you will work hands-on to generate several reports that will be useful in managing your ever-changing virtual landscape.
• A Special Note About ESXi
• How to Create Great Reports – A Brief Overview
• Requirements
• Interpret the Data
• Automate! If You Repeat It, Script It!
• 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

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Trainsignal VMware vSphere PowerCLI Training Additional Content | ISO | 2.19 GB
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Our Comprehensive VMware vSphere PowerCLI Training Course Will Teach You How to Automate and Customize Your Virtual Environment, Like a vExpert. You’ll Work Hands-On to Automate ESX Configurations, Automate the Creation of Virtual Machines, Automate vSwitches & Datastores Configurations, and Much More!
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VMware vSphere PowerCLI Training - Course Outline
Lesson 1 - Getting Started with VMware vSphere PowerCLI Training
In this introductory lesson you will learn about your instructor, why PowerCLI is important, and get a quick overview of what you will be learning in the course.
• Why Learn PowerCLI?
• About Your Instructor
• Course Overview
Lesson 2 - Lab Setup
In this lesson instructor Hal will explain what hardware and software is needed if you would like to follow along with the demonstrations in this course. He will also give you a peek at his own lab’s setup.
• Ground Rules
• Hardware Requirements
• Software Requirements
• Virtualize Your Lab!
• Logical Diagram
• Physical Lab
Lesson 3 - Introduction to PowerCLI
Gain an understanding of what PowerCLI does and how it does it. Get PowerCLI installed in your lab environment so you are ready for the rest of the course.
• What is PowerCLI?
• How Does PowerCLI Work?
• Download the Toolkit
• Installing PowerCLI
• The PowerCLI Console
• The PowerCLI Window
Lesson 4 - PowerCLI Concepts
In this lesson you be introduced to some basic concepts about how PowerCLI works with VMware and PowerShell.
• Support Matrix
• vSphere Object Model
• Connecting to vSphere and vCenter
• PowerCLI Cmdlets
Lesson 5 - Working with Objects in PowerShell
Use properties, methods, and more to process, examine, filter and finally output objects.
• The Pipeline
• Examining Objects
• Filtering Objects
• Exporting Data
Lesson 6 - Managing vSphere Hosts with PowerCLI
This lesson discusses how to query and configure one or many vSphere hypervisors quickly and remotely using PowerCLI.
• Overview of the VMHost Cmdlets
• The Most Important Cmdlet: Get-VMHost
• Adding ESX Server to vCenter
• Managing Host Accounts
• Working with Host Services
• Configuring Network Time Protocol (NTP)
• Configuring Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
• Maintaining ESX Hosts
• Working with Host Profiles
Lesson 7 - Managing Virtual Machines with PowerCLI
You can do VM management tasks using PowerCLI instead of vCenter. A few examples of what will be demonstrated are: reboot machines, modify memory and CPU settings, add a hard disc to a VM, change VM network assignment, disconnect VM CD Drives, and more.
• Overview of the Virtual Machine Cmdlets
• Automating Creation of Virtual Machines
• Managing Virtual Machine Power States
• The Set-VM Cmdlet
• The HardDisk Cmdlets
• The NetworkAdapter Cmdlets
• The CDDrive Cmdlets
• The VMQuestion Cmdlets
• Working with Templates
• Working with Snapshots
• Performing vMotion and svMotion
• Executing PowerCLI Scripts in Virtual Machines
Lesson 8 - Managing Virtual Networks with PowerCLI
This lesson begins with a tutorial of virtual networking. We then talk about all the cmdlets you can use to manage your virtual network, including the host network and host network adapters, virtual switches, distributed virtual switches and virtual portgroups.
• Virtual Networking in a Nutshell
• Overview of the Virtual Networking Cmdlets
• Managing the Host Network with the VMHostNetwork Cmdlets
• Working with Host Network Adapters with the VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlets
• The Get-VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlet
• The New-VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlet
• The Set-VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlet
• Working with Virtual Switches with the VirtualSwitch Cmdlets
• The New-VirtualSwitch Cmdlet
• The Set-NicTeamingPolicy Cmdlet
• Working with Distributed Virtual Switches
• Working with Virtual Portgroups
Lesson 9 - Managing Storage with PowerCLI
There are over twenty cmdlets in PowerCLI that cover storage-related topics. This lesson covers all the layers of storage, start at the host level and moving through the storage subsytem, storage adapter, wire protocol, SCSI LUN, physical disk and VMFS partition level and ending at the datastore level.
• From Host to Datastore, a Journey
• Overview of the Storage Cmdlets
• Working with the Storage Subsystem
• Working with the Host Bus Adapters
• Configuring iSCSI Using PowerCLI
• Creating a New iSCSI Target Connection
• Working with Disks, LUNs, and Partitions
• Modifying LUN Multipath Policy
• Examining Disks and Partitions
• Managing Datastores
• Using the Datastore Provider and Introducing the VIM Providers
• Copying Files Between Datastores
Lesson 10 - Managing High Availability and Clustering with PowerCLI
In this lesson, you will learn how to use high availability clusters to minimize downtime in case of a host or VM outage and how to use VMware dynamic resource scheduling (DRS) to automatically distribute workloads across a cluster.
• What is VMware High Availability?
• What is VMware Dynamic Resource Scheduling?
• Overview of the HA and DRS Cmdlets
• Managing Clusters
• Creating an HA / DRS Cluster
• Adding an ESX Host to a Cluster and Modifying Cluster HA Settings
• The DRS Cmdlets
• Creating a DRS Affinity Rule
• Configuring Virtual Machine Cluster Settings
• Working with Resource Pools
• Advanced Cluster Configuration
Lesson 11 - Managing vCenter with PowerCLI
This lesson shows how to use PowerCLI to manage and inventory objects like datacenters and folders. Also, see how to set permissions for those objects.
• Overview of the vCenter Cmdlets
• Working with Containers
• Working with Custom Attributes
• Managing vCenter Access Control
Lesson 12 - Reporting with PowerCLI
In this lesson you will walk step-by-step through the process of generating useful reports of your virtual environment using PowerCLI. Also, you will take a detailed look at the various ways to get data out of vSphere and vCenter. Plus, you will work hands-on to generate several reports that will be useful in managing your ever-changing virtual landscape.
• A Special Note About ESXi
• How to Create Great Reports – A Brief Overview
• Requirements
• Interpret the Data
• Automate! If You Repeat It, Script It!
• 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

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Trainsignal VMware vSphere PowerCLI Training Disk2

Trainsignal VMware vSphere PowerCLI Training Disk2 | ISO | 3.10 GB
Genre: eLearning

Here is another great training for you all. Enjoy and feel free to leave comments and suggestions.
Our Comprehensive VMware vSphere PowerCLI Training Course Will Teach You How to Automate and Customize Your Virtual Environment, Like a vExpert. You’ll Work Hands-On to Automate ESX Configurations, Automate the Creation of Virtual Machines, Automate vSwitches & Datastores Configurations, and Much More!
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VMware vSphere PowerCLI Training - Course Outline
Lesson 1 - Getting Started with VMware vSphere PowerCLI Training
In this introductory lesson you will learn about your instructor, why PowerCLI is important, and get a quick overview of what you will be learning in the course.
• Why Learn PowerCLI?
• About Your Instructor
• Course Overview
Lesson 2 - Lab Setup
In this lesson instructor Hal will explain what hardware and software is needed if you would like to follow along with the demonstrations in this course. He will also give you a peek at his own lab’s setup.
• Ground Rules
• Hardware Requirements
• Software Requirements
• Virtualize Your Lab!
• Logical Diagram
• Physical Lab
Lesson 3 - Introduction to PowerCLI
Gain an understanding of what PowerCLI does and how it does it. Get PowerCLI installed in your lab environment so you are ready for the rest of the course.
• What is PowerCLI?
• How Does PowerCLI Work?
• Download the Toolkit
• Installing PowerCLI
• The PowerCLI Console
• The PowerCLI Window
Lesson 4 - PowerCLI Concepts
In this lesson you be introduced to some basic concepts about how PowerCLI works with VMware and PowerShell.
• Support Matrix
• vSphere Object Model
• Connecting to vSphere and vCenter
• PowerCLI Cmdlets
Lesson 5 - Working with Objects in PowerShell
Use properties, methods, and more to process, examine, filter and finally output objects.
• The Pipeline
• Examining Objects
• Filtering Objects
• Exporting Data
Lesson 6 - Managing vSphere Hosts with PowerCLI
This lesson discusses how to query and configure one or many vSphere hypervisors quickly and remotely using PowerCLI.
• Overview of the VMHost Cmdlets
• The Most Important Cmdlet: Get-VMHost
• Adding ESX Server to vCenter
• Managing Host Accounts
• Working with Host Services
• Configuring Network Time Protocol (NTP)
• Configuring Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
• Maintaining ESX Hosts
• Working with Host Profiles
Lesson 7 - Managing Virtual Machines with PowerCLI
You can do VM management tasks using PowerCLI instead of vCenter. A few examples of what will be demonstrated are: reboot machines, modify memory and CPU settings, add a hard disc to a VM, change VM network assignment, disconnect VM CD Drives, and more.
• Overview of the Virtual Machine Cmdlets
• Automating Creation of Virtual Machines
• Managing Virtual Machine Power States
• The Set-VM Cmdlet
• The HardDisk Cmdlets
• The NetworkAdapter Cmdlets
• The CDDrive Cmdlets
• The VMQuestion Cmdlets
• Working with Templates
• Working with Snapshots
• Performing vMotion and svMotion
• Executing PowerCLI Scripts in Virtual Machines
Lesson 8 - Managing Virtual Networks with PowerCLI
This lesson begins with a tutorial of virtual networking. We then talk about all the cmdlets you can use to manage your virtual network, including the host network and host network adapters, virtual switches, distributed virtual switches and virtual portgroups.
• Virtual Networking in a Nutshell
• Overview of the Virtual Networking Cmdlets
• Managing the Host Network with the VMHostNetwork Cmdlets
• Working with Host Network Adapters with the VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlets
• The Get-VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlet
• The New-VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlet
• The Set-VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlet
• Working with Virtual Switches with the VirtualSwitch Cmdlets
• The New-VirtualSwitch Cmdlet
• The Set-NicTeamingPolicy Cmdlet
• Working with Distributed Virtual Switches
• Working with Virtual Portgroups
Lesson 9 - Managing Storage with PowerCLI
There are over twenty cmdlets in PowerCLI that cover storage-related topics. This lesson covers all the layers of storage, start at the host level and moving through the storage subsytem, storage adapter, wire protocol, SCSI LUN, physical disk and VMFS partition level and ending at the datastore level.
• From Host to Datastore, a Journey
• Overview of the Storage Cmdlets
• Working with the Storage Subsystem
• Working with the Host Bus Adapters
• Configuring iSCSI Using PowerCLI
• Creating a New iSCSI Target Connection
• Working with Disks, LUNs, and Partitions
• Modifying LUN Multipath Policy
• Examining Disks and Partitions
• Managing Datastores
• Using the Datastore Provider and Introducing the VIM Providers
• Copying Files Between Datastores
Lesson 10 - Managing High Availability and Clustering with PowerCLI
In this lesson, you will learn how to use high availability clusters to minimize downtime in case of a host or VM outage and how to use VMware dynamic resource scheduling (DRS) to automatically distribute workloads across a cluster.
• What is VMware High Availability?
• What is VMware Dynamic Resource Scheduling?
• Overview of the HA and DRS Cmdlets
• Managing Clusters
• Creating an HA / DRS Cluster
• Adding an ESX Host to a Cluster and Modifying Cluster HA Settings
• The DRS Cmdlets
• Creating a DRS Affinity Rule
• Configuring Virtual Machine Cluster Settings
• Working with Resource Pools
• Advanced Cluster Configuration
Lesson 11 - Managing vCenter with PowerCLI
This lesson shows how to use PowerCLI to manage and inventory objects like datacenters and folders. Also, see how to set permissions for those objects.
• Overview of the vCenter Cmdlets
• Working with Containers
• Working with Custom Attributes
• Managing vCenter Access Control
Lesson 12 - Reporting with PowerCLI
In this lesson you will walk step-by-step through the process of generating useful reports of your virtual environment using PowerCLI. Also, you will take a detailed look at the various ways to get data out of vSphere and vCenter. Plus, you will work hands-on to generate several reports that will be useful in managing your ever-changing virtual landscape.
• A Special Note About ESXi
• How to Create Great Reports – A Brief Overview
• Requirements
• Interpret the Data
• Automate! If You Repeat It, Script It!
• 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

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VMware vSphere Performance Monitoring Training - Course Outline

Lesson 1 - Getting Started with VMware vSphere Performance Monitoring Training Course
In this lesson you will meet your instructor and find out why vSphere Performance is important. You will find who should watch this course as well as what we will cover.
About Your Instructor
7 Reasons Why vSphere Performance is Important
Who Should Watch this Course?
What We Cover in the Course

Lesson 2 - Lab Setup
In this lesson you will learn about the hardware and software requirements for your environment in order to better follow along with the course.

Lesson 3 - Course Scenario
In this lesson you will learn about the scenario we will be using throughout this course, which will allow us to work hands on with VMware vSphere in a corporate setting.

Lesson 4 - Where vSphere Performance Fits Into the VCAP-DCA
vSphere Performance is a critical topic in the VCAP-DCA exam but where does it fit in and what performance topics are on the DCA? Get the answers to these questions and pickup important DCA study tips in this lesson.
Reviewing the VCAP-DCA Blueprint
Understanding the Importance of Performance
VCAP-DCA Study Tips

Lesson 5 - vSphere Performance Overview
In this lesson, you’ll get an overview of what makes vSphere work by learning about the different pieces such as the VMkernel, Virtual Machine Manager (VMM), and more. Understand the difference between ESX and ESXi architecture as well as critical performance considerations in a virtual infrastructure.
Performance and Performance Problems
Troubleshooting Methodology
Why is Performance Critical with Virtualization?
What Makes Up vSphere?
ESX Server Architecture
ESXi Server Architecture
Comparing ESX and ESXi Server
Critical Performance Considerations
Understanding the VMkernel
Understanding the Virtual Machine Monitor (VMM)
Viewing and Changing Monitor Mode

Lesson 6 - Understanding vSphere CPU Performance
Learn what causes CPU load and what affects CPU performance. Additionally, we’ll talk about CPU ready time and CPU worlds.
CPU Scheduler Overview
What Causes CPU Load?
What Affects CPU Performance?
What CPU Metrics Do I Need to Monitor?
Importance of Ready Time
What in the World is a CPU World?
vSphere CPU Scheduler Reference
Understanding NUMA

Lesson 7 - Understanding vSphere Memory Management
By watching this lesson, you’ll learn the vSphere memory management techniques vSphere uses that help to make memory over commitment possible such as transparent page sharing (TPS), memory ballooning, hypervisor swapping, and the new vSphere 4.1 memory compression.
Memory Management Overview
Memory Over Commitment
Transparent Page Sharing (TPS)
Memory Ballooning
Hypervisor Swapping
Memory Compression

Lesson 8 - Understanding vSphere Storage Management
Gain understanding in how vSphere uses storage and the storage virtualization layers that are involved. We’ll cover storage performance factors, protocols (like iSCSI, NFS, and FC), the VMFS, and the new Storage I/O Control (SIOC) found in vSphere 4.1
Storage Virtualization Overview
Storage Performance Factors
LUN and Storage Queuing
Understanding Storage Protocol Options
Understanding the VMFS
Storage I/O Control (SIOC)

Lesson 9 - Understanding vSphere Network Management
Learn how vSphere uses virtual networks and what overhead is created. You’ll learn about the various virtual machine vNIC adapters that are available and how to choose the correct one. Additionally, you’ll learn about VMDirectPath, jumbo frames, TCP offload, and the new Network I/O Control (or NIOC), also new in vSphere 4.1
Network Virtualization Overview
What is I/O Virtualization Overhead?
Understanding Virtual Network Adapters
Choosing a Network Adapter for Your VM
VMDirectPath
Jumbo Frames
TCP Offload
Network I/O Control (NIOC)
Virtual Machine Communications Interface (VMCI)

Lesson 10 - Understanding vSphere Resource Pools
In this lesson, learn what a resource pool is, how it differs from a cluster, and the terms you need to know when you begin using resource pools (reservations, limits, and shares).
Resource Pool Defined
Difference Between Resource Pools and Clusters
Resource Pool Traits
Reservations
Limits
Shares
Creating Resource Pool and Defining Reservations, Limits, and Shares

Lesson 11 - Understanding vSphere Clusters
Find out the different types of cluster (DRS/DPM/HA), how they relate to resource pools, and watch as David creates a cluster, step by step.
What is a vSphere Cluster?
Types of Clusters
Creating a Cluster

Lesson 12 - Tuning vSphere CPU Resources
Find out the metrics you must know to monitor and troubleshoot vSphere CPU performance. You’ll see how to use the vSphere client and esxtop to solve CPU performance problems – FAST.
Viewing Physical and Virtual CPU Counts
CPU Metrics You Must Know
Monitoring CPU Metrics with the vSphere Client
Monitoring CPU Metrics with esxtop
6 Ways to Solve CPU Performance Issues

Lesson 13 - Tuning vSphere Memory Resources
vSphere memory overcommitment is phenomenal but you can push it to its limits. Learn vSphere metrics like active, consumed, and granted memory as well as swapping and ballooning. Plus, watch how to solve vSphere memory issues in 6 steps.
Analyzing Host and VM Memory
Memory Metrics You Must Know
Monitoring Memory Metrics with the vSphere Client
Monitoring Memory Metrics with esxtop
How You Know When Host Memory is the Problem
How You Know When Guest Memory is the Problem
6 Ways to Solve Memory Performance Issues

Lesson 14 - Tuning vSphere Storage Resources
When your vSphere storage is performing optimal, vSphere VMs and applications will fly. However, poor storage performance can mean end user complains and a lot of pain for the VMware Admin. Watch this lesson to find out the critical storage performance metrics you must know, how to monitor them with the vSphere client & esxtop, and how storage I/O control (SIOC) can prevent storage bottlenecks.
Critical Storage Performance Metrics
Monitoring Storage Metrics with the vSphere Client
Monitoring Storage Metrics with esxtop
How Storage I/O Control (SIOC) Can Help
6 Ways to Solve Storage Performance Issues

Lesson 15 - Tuning vSphere Networking Resources
What vSphere networking performance metrics do you monitor and how do you use them to troubleshoot vNetwork performance? Find out the critical vSphere network metrics, how to view them with the vSphere Client and esxtop, and how network I/O control (NIOC) can help you.
Speed and Duplex
Critical Networking Performance Metrics
Monitoring Network Metrics with the vSphere Client
Monitoring Network Metrics with esxtop
How You Know When the Network is the Problem
How Network I/O Control (NIOC) Can Help
6 Ways to Solve Network Performance Issues

Lesson 16 - VM and Application Performance Tuning Overview
In this overview video, we’ll talk about the importance of physical vs virtual resources, understanding your application, measuring application response, and when you should (or should not) virtualize an application.
Understanding Physical vs Virtual Resources
Understanding Your Application
Measuring Application Response
When You Should or Shouldn't Virtualize an Application

Lesson 17 - Properly Configuring a VM Guest
Properly configuring a virtual machine is just as important as configuring a host. In this lesson, learn how to size a virtual machine to ensure ideal performance, including CPU, RAM, and virtual devices, and more.
Sizing VM Guest CPU, RAM, Disk, and Network
Importance of the VMware Tools
Installing VMware Tools
Selecting the Right Guest OS
Configuring Timekeeping on VMs
Selecting Storage
Aligning Partitions
Disabling Unneeded Devices
To SMP, or Not
VMM Monitor Modes

Lesson 18 - Tuning VM Guest Memory
Managing vSphere virtual machine memory is one of the most critical pieces of vSphere performance. Learn how to size and tune VM guest memory to ensure that you don’t have undersized or oversized VMs.
Viewing Which VMs Have Overprovisioned RAM
How To Size VM Guest Memory
Best Practices for VM Guest Memory

Lesson 19 - Cleaning Up a Windows VM After P2V Conversion
When converting from physical to virtual machines, you need to cleanup old device drivers and old physical server apps to ensure that you don’t end up hurting performance. Learn how to perform P2V cleanup and upgrade/downgrade your VM HAL.
Why Cleaning Up After P2V is Important
Steps You Should Take to Clean Up After P2V
Resources to Assist in P2V Clean Up
Using the VM Advanced ISO Toolset

Lesson 20 - Utilizing VM Guest Hot Add
vSphere has the ability to hot plug new virtual CPUs on running virtual machines and hot add RAM on running VMs. In this lesson, you’ll see how to dynamically add CPU and RAM to give virtual machines the resources that they need without downtime for end user applications.
Adding, Modifying, and Removing Virtual Hardware
Requirements to Use vSphere Hot Add / Hot Plug
Using Hot Add to Add RAM to a VM
Using Hot Plug to Add CPU to a VM

Lesson 21 - Using vSphere Alarms for Performance Monitoring
An important part of performance management is monitoring infrastructure performance. You don’t want overutilization to cause downtime for the end users! Watch this lesson to learn how to configure default and custom vSphere performance alarms.
Alarms Overview
Alarms vs. Events
Configuring vSphere Performance Alarms
Modifying a Default Alarm
Configuring vCenter Server Mail Sender Settings
Creating a New Alarm
Testing Alarms

Lesson 22 - Advanced Performance Graphing with the vSphere Client
The vSphere client offers advanced performance graphing that is highly customizable. Learn about the multitude of vSphere performance counters available at just about every level of the virtual infrastructure, how to save your graphs for later use, and how to export your graphs to a graphic file or to Microsoft Excel.
vSphere Performance Graphing Overview
Controlling the Amount and Detail of Stored Performance Data
Customizing Advanced Performance Graphs
Saving and Exporting Performance Graphs

Lesson 23 - Advanced Performance Analysis with esxtop and resxtop
Learn how to use the best CLI-run vSphere Performance tool – esxtop. You’ll find out when to use esxtop vs resxtop, how to control esxtop columns, how to save your configuration, run esxtop in batch mode, and more!
Overview of esxtop
Differences Between esxtop and resxtop
Controlling esxtop Columns and Fields
Using esxtop Configuration Files
Running esxtop in Batch Mode
Common esxtop Scenarios
esxtop Resources

Lesson 24 - Storage Performance Analysis with vscsiStats
Learn how to use this powerful CLI storage analysis tool, step by step, to show statistics like virtual storage latency. Plus, you’ll learn how to export the results to excel and create a chart them.
Overview of vscsiStats
Using vscsiStats, Step by Step
Scenarios for vscsiStats
Graphing vscsiStats with Excel
To Learn More

Lesson 25 - VMware AppSpeed Quickstart
VMware’s AppSpeed delves into the performance of the actual applications running in the virtual infrastructure. In this lesson, David will show you how to install and get started with VMware’s application performance monitoring (APM) tool.
AppSpeed Overview
Scenarios Where AppSpeed Can Help
AppSpeed Requirements and Installation
Using AppSpeed

Lesson 26 - VMware Capacity IQ Quickstart
VMware’s Capacity IQ focuses on vSphere capacity analysis and planning. In this lesson, you’ll get an overview of how Capacity IQ helps as well as how to install it and get started using it to prevent capacity bottlenecks in your virtual infrastructure.
Capacity IQ Overview
Scenarios Where Capacity IQ Can Help
Capacity IQ Requirements and Installation
Using Capacity IQ

Lesson 27 - Distributed Resource Scheduler Overview
In this lesson, you’ll find out why DRS may work differently that you thought. You’ll tune-up your skills on creating and monitoring DRS clusters before we move into more advanced topics.
Overview of Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS)
Why Isn’t My VM Load Perfectly Balanced?
Configuring DRS
Creating DRS Cluster
DRS Troubleshooting Tips
Monitoring DRS
My Favorite HA/DRS Book

Lesson 28 - DRS Automation, Affinity Rules, and EVC
There is more to DRS than just initial setup. From watching this lesson, you’ll understand the different DRS automation levels, how to properly configure DRS rules and groups, and how to enable Enhanced vMotion Compatibility (EVC).
Understanding DRS Automation
DRS Groups and Affinity Rules
New DRS Features in vSphere 4.1
Understanding Enhanced VMotion Compatibility (EVC)

Lesson 29 - Configuring and Using Distributed Power Management
Save your company tons of money by enabling Distributed Power Management (DPM). Besides the real cost savings, learn how to configure DPM, the DPM automation levels, DPM thresholds, and why you might opt to use per host DPM.
Distributed Power Management (DPM) Overview
Enabling and Configuring DPM
Monitoring Power Utilization

Lesson 30 - vSphere Capacity Planning
Learn how to perform proper vSphere capacity planning so that the whole virtual infrastructure doesn’t grind to a halt. Find out the steps to perform successful capacity planning, the tools to use, how to use VMware Guided Consolidation, and how to predict host and VM capacity with performance charts.
Why Perform Capacity Planning?
Steps to Perform Successful Capacity Planning
Tools Used in Capacity Planning
Using VMware Guided Consolidation
Configuring VMware Guided Consolidation
Predicting Host and VM Capacity with Performance Charts
Using vSphere Performance Charts for Capacity Planning

Lesson 31 - Using VMware vCenter Operations
The latest VMware performance tool is vCenter Operations. It is unique among other performance tools as focuses on collecting performance statistics and then alerts you to abnormal behavior of the virtual infrastructure. In this lesson, you’ll find out how to install it, configure it, and understand it’s workload, health, and capacity scores which you’ll use to troubleshoot vSphere performance.
vCenter Operations Overview
Requirements and Installation
Terms: Workload, Health, and Capacity
Downloading and Installing vCenter Operations
Configuring vCenter Operations
Using vCenter Operations

Lesson 32 - Using VKernel vOperations Suite
vKernel’s vOperations Suite (vOPS) is a third-party virtual appliance that performs capacity analysis, performance monitoring, and identifies under or overprovisioned virtual machines. This lesson will show you what it can do, how to download it, install it, and configure it.
What is VKernel vOps?
System Requirements
Installation
Using vOps for Capacity Planning

Lesson 33 - VMware’s Free ESXplot
VMware’s free ESXplot allows you to create graphs of esxtop exports in order to solve vSphere performance problems in the infrastructure. Learn how to get ESXplot up and running, export data from esxtop, view graphs in ESXplot, and export ESXplot graphs to a graphic file.
What is ESXplot?
Downloading and Installing ESXplot
Exporting Data from ESXi Server Using esxtop
Analyzing vSphere Stats From esxtop with ESXplot

Lesson 34 - VMware’s Free IOBlazer
A free performance tool from VMware, IOBlazer is used to analyze trace files from vscsiStats and perform storage modeling. Learn where to get it, how to export vscsiStats trace files, and analyze them with IOBlazer.
What is IOBlazer?
Downloading and Installing IOBlazer
Analyzing vSphere Storage Stats From vscsiStats with IOBlazer

Lesson 35 - Veeam Monitor Free Edition
Veeam’s Monitor version 5 is an excellent vSphere performance monitoring and alerting third-party product, offered in a completely free version. Learn how to obtain the free version, install it in a VM, link it to vCenter, and view the critical performance metrics at every level of the virtual infrastructure.
How Can Veeam Monitor Free Help You?
Veeam Monitor Free vs. Full
Downloading and Installing Veeam Monitor Free Edition
5 Critical Performance Stats, Analyzed with Veeam Monitor

Lesson 36 - Xangati for ESX Free Edition
No other performance tool offers insight to the vSphere virtual network like Xangati does. Xangati combines traditional vCenter performance metrics with realtime traffic monitoring of the virtual network to provide you a powerful vSphere performance troubleshooting tool. Thankfully, there is a free version of Xangati that David will show you how to install and use in this lesson.
What Makes Xangati Unique?
Downloading and Installing Xangati for ESX
Configuring Xangati
Virtual Network Analysis with Xangati

Lesson 37 - Using vKernel's Free Performance Tools
vKernel offers four different free vSphere performance tools. Learn how to use ApplicationView, CapacityView, StorageView, and Capacity Modeler. You’ll gain extensive knowledge on how to get Capacity Modeler up and running then use it to perform “what if” vSphere capacity modeling scenarios.
Four Free Performance Tools From vKernel
Exploring VMs Utilization with ApplicationView
vSphere Performance Overview with CapacityView
Analyze Storage Latency with StorageVie
Predicting vSphere Capacity with Capacity Modeler

Lesson 38 - XtraVirt’s Free vAlarm
One of David’s recommended must-have free tools is vAlarm because it alerts you to alarms in the virtual infrastructure, on your Windows desktop, without having to individually configure the 42 default alarms, individually.
What is vAlarm?
Downloading and Installing vAlarm
vSphere Alarms in Windows with vAlarm

Lesson 39 - VMware Guest Console (Free)
Learn how to use the free vSphere guest VM management tool that David calls “a must-have tool for VMware Admins”. VGC allows you to administer guest VM state, access the console, manage processes across all VMs, access file systems of all VMs, and manage snapshots.
Overview of Free VMware Guest Console (VGC)
Downloading and Installing VGC
Analyzing VM Inventory, Processes, Snapshots, and More

Lesson 40 - Next Steps
After completing this vSphere Performance course, David gives advice on where to go next. Whether you want to practice what you have learned in this course, read more online, or find out how to prepare for the VCAP-DCA, you’ll know the next step after watching this lesson.
What We Learned
Next Steps for Learning
Next Steps for VCP or VCAP Certification
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