SF-CFS5-SOL5x --- Veritas Storage Foundation Cluster File System 5.1 for Solaris

The Veritas Storage Foundation Cluster File System 5.1 for UNIX course provides instruction on how to install, configure, verify, and troubleshoot Veritas Storage Foundation Cluster File System configurations.

The Veritas Storage Foundation Cluster File System 5.1 for UNIX course provides instruction on how to install, configure, verify, and troubleshoot Veritas Storage Foundation Cluster File System configurations. You will learn how the core component products of SFCFS, such as Veritas Cluster Volume Manager, Veritas Cluster File System, and Veritas Cluster Server, are combined to manage volumes and file systems in a shared configuration.

You should have working knowledge of Veritas Storage Foundation and Veritas Cluster Server. Recommended prerequisite courses are:

• Veritas Storage Foundation for Solaris

• Veritas Cluster Server for Solaris

This course is for Solaris system administrators, UNIX Technical Support personnel, UNIX Storage Architects and Engineers, and UNIX Clustering/HA Architects and Engineers.

3 days

Veritas Storage Foundation Cluster File System 5.1 for Solaris Content Details

The Need for SFCFS Storage trends and key IT issues Storage architectures What is SFCFS? Installing SFCFS Preparing to install SFCFS Installing SFCFS Viewing the SFCFS configuration Upgrading SFCFS Administrative interfaces SFCFS Architecture Characteristics of shared data clusters SFCFS architectural overview SFCFS applications Cluster Volume Manager Overview of VxVM and CVM CVM Concepts Data Flow in a CVM Cluster Administering Cluster Volume Manager Configurations   Cluster File System Overview of VxFS and CFS Cluster File System Concepts Data Flow in CFS Administering CFS High Availability in SFCFS Applications in a shared data cluster The cvm service group Placing shared resources under VCS control Managing an SFCFS cluster using VCS I/O Fencing Data protection requirements I/O fencing concepts and components I/O fencing operations I/O fencing implementation Configuring I/O fencing Coordination Point Server Recovering fenced systems Point-in-Time Copies in SFCFS Overview of point-in-time copy solutions Volume-level point-in-time copies Cluster File System snapshots Storage checkpoints Troubleshooting Troubleshooting tools Resolving potential installation issues Resolving potential upgrade issues Resolving operational issues Resolving potential performance and high availability issues

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