VCS-5SOLARIS-ADV --- Advanced VCS 5.0 for Solaris

The Advanced VCS 5.0 for Solaris course is designed for the IT professional tasked with managing, configuring, and using VCS clusters in an enterprise environment where there is a need to extend to multiple clusters and multiple sites.

The Advanced VCS 5.0 for Solaris course is designed for the IT professional tasked with managing, configuring, and using VCS clusters in an enterprise environment where there is a need to extend to multiple clusters and multiple sites. This five-day, instructor-led, hands-on class covers how to configure secure clusters, establish centralized management of multiple clusters, manage multisite environments, and maintain and troubleshoot the cluster. Students will also learn how to configure campus clusters and global clusters for disaster recovery purposes, and understand how VCS can be used in virtual environments. Note that this course does not teach basic clustering concepts and is a follow-on course from the Veritas Cluster Server 5.x for Solaris course.

You should have working knowledge of Solaris system administration and configuration. Completion of the Veritas Storage Foundation 5.x (five-day, instructor-led) and Veritas Cluster Server 5.x (Suite) (five-day, instructor-led) courses, or equivalent experience on each product, is required.

This course is for system administrators, architects, and technical support personnel who are responsible for implementing, managing, and supporting multiple VCS clusters across multiple sites in an enterprise environment.

5 Days

Advanced VCS 5.0 for Solaris Content Details

VCS 5.0 for Solaris, Managing Multiple Clusters   Cluster Management Console Deployment CMC Architecture and Concepts Installing the CMC Server Connecting to the Management Server Installing and Configuring Managed Clusters Symantec Product Authentication Service Concepts and Terminology Installation and Configuration Administering the Security Services Secure Clusters Installation and Configuration User Administration in Secure Clusters Implementation in Large Enterprises Cluster Management Console Operations User Administration in CMC Monitoring Clusters Using CMC Cluster Operations and Configuration Using CMC Cluster Management Console Administration Configuring Notification in CMC Managing the CMC Database Peer Management Server Reporting Functionality in CMC Understanding the Reporting Functionality Managing Report Jobs Managing Report Outputs VCS 5.0 for Solaris, Global Clustering   Global Cluster Architecture and Concepts Global Cluster Architecture Global Cluster Components VCS Features Enabling Management of Global Cluster Components Intercluster Communication Failure in a Global Cluster Configuring a Global Cluster Configuring the Global Cluster Option Linking Clusters Configuring Global Cluster Heartbeats Configuring a Global Service Group Managing Dynamic IP Address Updates   Managing a Global Cluster Managing Clusters in a Global Cluster Environment Managing Global Cluster Heartbeats Managing Global Service Groups Using CMC for Disaster Recovery Notification and Failover Behavior in a Global Cluster Notification in a Global Cluster Failover Behavior of a Global Service Group Cluster State Transitions Simulating Global Clusters Using the VCS Simulator VCS 5.0 for Solaris, Optional Enterprise Features   Service Group Dependencies Across Clusters Application Dependency Across Clusters Configuring a RemoteGroup Resource Best Practices on Cross-Cluster Dependencies Support for Virtual Machines and Virtual Partitions in VCS 5.0 Overview of the Available Virtual Environments Solaris 10 Zone Overview Solaris Zone Support in VCS Running an Application Under VCS Control in a Local Zone Implementing Campus Clusters Using SF 5.0 Campus Cluster Scenarios Site Awareness with SF 5.0 Campus Clusters with VCS 5.0 VCS 5.0 for Solaris, Maintenance & Troubleshooting   Troubleshooting VCS Communications VCS Communications Overview Troubleshooting LLT Communications Troubleshooting GAB Communications Troubleshooting Had Jeopardy Network Partitions and Split Brain I/O Fencing Troubleshooting VCS Communications Lab Maintenance Workshop: Reconfiguring Cluster Membership Task 1: Removing a System from a Running VCS Cluster Task 2: Adding a New System to a Running VCS Cluster Task 3: Merging Two Running VCS Clusters Clustering a Netbackup Master Server Installing NetBackup in a clustered environment The NetBackup Service Group The failover process

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