HVVM3FST Implementing Windows 2008 Hyper-V and System Centre Virtual Machine Manager Fast Track, Quanta Training Ltd

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Implementing Windows 2008 Hyper-V and System Center Virtual Machine Manager Fast-Track

HVVM3FST 3 Days	COURSE TOPICS Introduction to Virtualisation, Hyper-V and SCVMM What is Virtualisation? What is Windows Server 2008 with Hyper-V? What is Hyper-V Server Hyper-V Features and Benefits What is System Centre Virtual Machine Manager? Deploying Hyper-V and SCVMM Hyper-V Architecture and Requirements Infrastructure Design for Virtualisation Implementing Storage for Virtual Machines Installing the Hyper-V Server Role Comparing Hyper-V Server with Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V Planning to Implement System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) Installing SCVMM Server Components Administering Hyper-V and SCVMM Hyper-V Settings Hyper-V Remote Access and Administration Installing Remote Administration PowerShell and Scripting Hyper-V Administering SCVMM Servers Managing User Role-base Security Managing Hosts Working with Library Servers Creating and Configuring Virtual Machines Creating a Virtual Machine Working with Virtual Machine Settings Installing the Guest OS and Virtual Machine Integration Components Migrating Legacy Virtual Machines to Hyper-V Copying Virtual Hard Disks to Create New VMs	Working with Virtual Hard Disks and virtual Networks Working with Virtual Hard Disks Moving, Copying or Cloning Virtual Machines Importing the VM Using External Storage with Hyper-V Creating Virtual Networks Managing Virtual Networks and Network Adapters Creating and Deploying Virtual Machines Using SCVMM Creating and Deploying Virtual Machines Creating New Virtual Machines Library Resources Virtual Machine Networks and SCVMM Deploying Virtual Machines with Self-Service Migrating Physical and Virtual Machines Virtual Machine Conversion and Migration Converting Existing Physical Servers Converting or Migrating Existing Virtual Machines Virtual Machine Availability Maintaining the Virtual Estates Availability Working with Snapshots and Checkpoints Using SAN Systems with Hyper-V and SCVMM Highly Available Virtual Machines Monitoring, Maintenance and Disaster Recovery Monitoring and maintenance Backup and Restore of Virtual Machines Performance Monitoring Integration with System Center Operations Manager 2007 Jobs Course Outline v1.0
THE COURSE The course is intended to provide delegates with skills and exposure to implement Windows 2008/Hyper-V Virtual Machines with System Center Virtual Machine Manager. It covers product fundamentals, deployment and detailed configuration of the product to enable the delegate to create and manage Virtual Machines with Hyper-V and to be able understand the extra functionality such as the library function, migration of physical servers to VMs and perform other complex tasks with SCVMM. This is a FAST-TRACK course, combining elements of Hyper-V and SCVMM training into a shortened time frame for delivery which necessitates a slightly more rapid delivery. WHO SHOULD ATTEND Delegates that are already or will be implementing System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V within their organisation in order to consolidate the server infrastructure and realise other benefits of virtualisation. PRE-REQUISITES Delegates should have a good working knowledge of Windows Servers (preferably 2003 or 2008) and understanding of concepts around networking and storage. This can be gained by attending the Quanta course ‘Windows Server 2008 Administration’ or ‘Windows Server 2003 Administration’. Alternatively attendance of the ‘Windows Server 2008 New Features for Windows 2003 Administrators’ for those coming from the older operating system may be beneficial but not obligatory. No previous knowledge of virtualisation is required.