SA-345-S10-O --- Oracle VM Server for SPARC Administration (formerly Logical Domains Administration)

Oracle VM Server for SPARC technology (previously called Solaris Logical Domains) is part of a suite of methodologies for consolidation and resource management that includes Sun Fire Dynamic System Domains and Oracle Containers.

Oracle VM Server for SPARC technology (previously called Solaris Logical Domains) is part of a suite of methodologies for consolidation and resource management that includes Sun Fire Dynamic System Domains and Oracle Containers. This technology allows you to allocate a systems various resources, such as memory, CPUs, and devices, into logical groupings and create multiple, discrete systems, each with their own operating system, resources, and identity within a single computer system.The emphasis of this course is on providing practical Oracle VM Server for SPARC planning, configuration, and administration experience, while also covering the underlying technologies and best practices. This course features the Oracle Solaris 10 and Logical Domains Manager software. The students perform the course lab exercises using Oracle VM Server for SPARC supported.

• Administer Ethernet networks

• Perform basic server initial setup tasks

• Administer an Oracle Solaris 10 OS

• Support Engineer

• System Administrator

• System Integrator

• Technical Administrator

• Technical Consultant

2 Days

Oracle VM Server for SPARC Administration (formerly Logical Domains Administration) Content Details

Oracle VM Server for SPARC Fundamentals Introduction to Oracle VM Server for SPARC Oracle VM Server for SPARC Architecture Oracle VM Server for SPARC Planning Installing Oracle VM Server for SPARC Software Verifying the Correct Build of the Oracle Solaris OS Checking the System Firmware Installing the Logical Domains Manager Software Packages The Logical Domains Manager ldm Command Configuring the Control and Service Domain Configuring the Control Domain’s Resources Adding Virtual Services Saving the Configuration to the System Controller Verifying the Configuration is Ready to be Used at the Next Reboot Rebooting the Control Domain Enabling Networking Between the Control/ Service Domain and Other Domains Enabling the Virtual Network Terminal Server Daemon   Creating a Guest Domain Creating and Starting a Guest Domain Installing the Oracle Solaris OS on a Guest Domain Using JumpStart Verifying a Guest Domain Configuration Performing Oracle VM Server for SPARC Administration Reconfiguring Oracle VM Server for SPARC Resources Using Virtual Disks Using Virtual Networks Managing Oracle VM Server for SPARC Configurations Managing Advanced Oracle VM Server for SPARC Configurations Migrating a Logical Domain from One Server to Another Using Multiple I/O Domains

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