PSAREMDell EMCEM-PSAR1.0<p>Upon completion of this course, professionals are able to:</p> <ul> <li>Add, manage, and remove PowerStore users</li><li>Attach, edit, and remove hosts</li><li>Create and manage volumes and volume groups</li><li>Migrate volumes</li><li>Configure and manage local data protection, data efficiency, and data encryption</li><li>Create and modify replication policies and rules</li><li>Manage replication operations, including failover, synchronization, pause, and resume</li><li>Configure and administer metro volumes</li><li>Integrate PowerStore with VMware SRM</li><li>Troubleshoot vVol replication</li></ul><p>To complete this course, participants must possess knowledge of:</p> <ul> <li>Hardware concepts and technologies used in customer environments, such as compute nodes, servers, network, and basic storage system infrastructures</li><li>Software technologies used in customer environments, such as end-user applications, databases, operating systems</li><li>Ethernet and TCP/IP networking, including switch management, VLANs, IP addressing, and routing</li><li>Basic Microsoft Windows user, file, and domain administration</li><li>Basic Unix/Linux user and file management</li><li>Fiber Channel Storage Area Networks, including zoning, WWNs, LUNs, and masking</li><li>Basic backup and recovery terms and techniques</li></ul><p>This course is intended for professionals positioning, designing, deploying, managing, and supporting a solution using PowerStore systems.</p><p>The content of this course is designed to support the course objectives. Practical experience is included throughout the course.</p> <h5>User Management</h5><ul> <li>User management</li><li>Managing PowerStore user</li><li>Adding, managing, and removing PowerStore users</li></ul><h5>Host Management</h5><ul> <li>Manage hosts and host groups</li><li>Attaching, editing, and removing hosts</li></ul><h5>Volume Management</h5><ul> <li>Manage volumes and volume groups</li><li>Creating and managing volumes and volume groups</li><li>Migrating volumes</li></ul><h5>Data Protection and Efficiency</h5><ul> <li>Local data protection</li><li>Data efficiency in PowerStore</li><li>Data encryption</li><li>Configure and manage local data protection, data efficiency, and data encryption</li></ul><h5>Replication</h5><ul> <li>Replication concepts and techniques</li><li>Configure replication</li><li>Replication setup - workflow</li><li>Tag ports for replication</li><li>Replication data network</li><li>Create a remote system connection</li><li>Create a protection policy to a volume</li><li>Assign the protection policy to a volume</li><li>Verify the inbound replication details and inbound volumes</li><li>Verify contents of inbound replication volume</li></ul><h5>Block Volume Replication</h5><ul> <li>Manage replication, failover, planned failover, synchronization, pause and resume, and remove</li><li>DR failover test</li></ul><h5>NAS Server Replication</h5><ul> <li>NAS server replication</li><li>Async replication for NAS servers</li><li>Async replication requirements</li><li>Configure file mobility network</li><li>Create remote system</li><li>Replication operations</li><li>Modify destination NAS server</li><li>Clone destination NAS server</li></ul><h5>vVol Asynchronous Replication</h5><ul> <li>vVol asynchronous replication</li><li>PowerStore integration with SRM</li><li>PowerStore configuration requirements for vVol replication</li><li>Troubleshooting vVol replication</li></ul><h5>Metro Volumes</h5><ul> <li>Configure metro volumes</li><li>PowerStore metro volume introduction</li><li>Metro volume operations</li><li>Administer metro volume states</li></ul>Upon completion of this course, professionals are able to: - Add, manage, and remove PowerStore users - Attach, edit, and remove hosts - Create and manage volumes and volume groups - Migrate volumes - Configure and manage local data protection, data efficiency, and data encryption - Create and modify replication policies and rules - Manage replication operations, including failover, synchronization, pause, and resume - Configure and administer metro volumes - Integrate PowerStore with VMware SRM - Troubleshoot vVol replicationTo complete this course, participants must possess knowledge of: - Hardware concepts and technologies used in customer environments, such as compute nodes, servers, network, and basic storage system infrastructures - Software technologies used in customer environments, such as end-user applications, databases, operating systems - Ethernet and TCP/IP networking, including switch management, VLANs, IP addressing, and routing - Basic Microsoft Windows user, file, and domain administration - Basic Unix/Linux user and file management - Fiber Channel Storage Area Networks, including zoning, WWNs, LUNs, and masking - Basic backup and recovery terms and techniquesThis course is intended for professionals positioning, designing, deploying, managing, and supporting a solution using PowerStore systems.The content of this course is designed to support the course objectives. Practical experience is included throughout the course. User Management - User management - Managing PowerStore user - Adding, managing, and removing PowerStore users Host Management - Manage hosts and host groups - Attaching, editing, and removing hosts Volume Management - Manage volumes and volume groups - Creating and managing volumes and volume groups - Migrating volumes Data Protection and Efficiency - Local data protection - Data efficiency in PowerStore - Data encryption - Configure and manage local data protection, data efficiency, and data encryption Replication - Replication concepts and techniques - Configure replication - Replication setup - workflow - Tag ports for replication - Replication data network - Create a remote system connection - Create a protection policy to a volume - Assign the protection policy to a volume - Verify the inbound replication details and inbound volumes - Verify contents of inbound replication volume Block Volume Replication - Manage replication, failover, planned failover, synchronization, pause and resume, and remove - DR failover test NAS Server Replication - NAS server replication - Async replication for NAS servers - Async replication requirements - Configure file mobility network - Create remote system - Replication operations - Modify destination NAS server - Clone destination NAS server vVol Asynchronous Replication - vVol asynchronous replication - PowerStore integration with SRM - PowerStore configuration requirements for vVol replication - Troubleshooting vVol replication Metro Volumes - Configure metro volumes - PowerStore metro volume introduction - Metro volume operations - Administer metro volume states2 jours2030.002000.002030.002030.00