Managing HPE StoreOnce Backup SolutionsHK766SHPHPHP-HK766S1.0<p>After completing this course, you should be able to:
</p>
<ul>
<li>Describe major hardware and software components of the HPE StoreOnce product line</li><li>Describe important HPE StoreOnce product concepts</li><li>Explain the importance and advantages of deduplication</li><li>Configure HPE StoreOnce devices for initial use</li><li>Create Virtual Tape Libraries (VTL) and NAS shares</li><li>Configure replication between two HPE StoreOnce devices</li><li>Configure HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Stores</li><li>Perform basic troubleshooting and maintenance procedures</li></ul><p>Before attending this course, you must have:
</p>
<ul>
<li>Basic Windows administration experience</li><li>Basic understanding of SCSI, iSCSI, RAID, fibre channel, backup, and SAN technologies</li></ul><p>This course is ideal for HPE StoreOnce
customers, HPE services field engineers, call
center staff, presales and channel partners, and
other field personnel who provide installation
and/or operational support assistance.</p><ul>
<li>Module 0: Managing HPE StoreOnce Backup Solutions</li><li>Module 1: Product Introduction</li><li>Module 2: Installation</li><li>Module 3: Web Management Interface</li><li>Module 4: Virtual Tape Libraries</li><li>Module 5: Basic HPE StoreOnce Catalyst</li><li>Module 6: NAS Shares</li><li>Module 7: HPE StoreOnce Deduplication</li><li>odule 8: Catalyst Copy and Replication Using VTL and NAS Shares</li><li>Module 9: HPE StoreOnce Reporting and Appliance Federation</li><li>Module 10: Cloud Bank and HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Advanced Features</li><li>Module 11: Best Practices</li><li>Module 12: Troubleshooting and Remote Support</li><li>Appendix A: StoreOnce Generation 3</li><li>Appendix B: HPE StoreOnce Recovery Manager Central (RMC)</li><li>Appendix C: High Availability Manager</li></ul><h5>Backup Solutions </h5><ul>
<li>Course introduction</li><li>Managing HPE StoreOnce Solutions class agenda</li></ul><h5>Module 1: Product Introduction</h5>
<ul>
<li>HPE StoreOnce backup systems</li><li>New HPE StoreOnce product features and benefits</li><li>HPE StoreOnce family comparison—features in HPE StoreOnce models</li><li>HPE StoreOnce Gen4 Virtual Storage Appliance (VSA)</li><li>HPE StoreOnce licenses</li></ul><h5>Module 2: Installation</h5><ul>
<li>Installing HPE StoreOnce devices</li><li>Available connections</li><li>Network/iSCSI modes of operation</li><li>Single port and dual port modes</li><li>Fibre channel</li><li>Initial configuration process</li><li>HPE StoreOnce Gen4 firmware</li></ul><h5>Module 3: Web Management Interface</h5>
<ul>
<li>HPE StoreOnce GUI</li><li>HPE StoreOnce GUI—left-hand menu</li><li>HPE StoreOnce GUI—federation dashboard</li><li>HPE StoreOnce GUI—system dashboard</li><li>HPE StoreOnce GUI—event log</li><li>HPE StoreOnce GUI—settings</li><li>HPE StoreOnce GUI—hardware</li><li>HPE StoreOnce GUI—settings - security</li></ul><h5>Module 4: Virtual Tape Libraries </h5><ul>
<li>HPE StoreOnce (D2D) backup systems</li><li>Choosing VTL vs. NAS</li><li>Virtual Tape Libraries (VTL)</li><li>iSCSI and fibre channel connections to VTL</li><li>Flexible emulations</li></ul><h5>Module 5: Basic HPE StoreOnce Catalyst </h5><ul>
<li>HPE StoreOnce Catalyst overview and API</li><li>ISV control of replication</li><li>HPE StoreOnce with HPE GreenLake for Backup and Recovery</li><li>Zerto long-term retention architecture</li><li>HPE StoreOnce Catalyst with Veeam</li><li>HPE StoreOnce Catalyst with Commvault</li><li>HPE StoreOnce Catalyst with HPE Data Protector</li><li>Deduplication options for low and high bandwidth transfers</li><li>What is new in HPE StoreOnce Catalyst?Module 6: NAS Shares</li><li>NAS shares and server configuration</li><li>NAS share authentication</li><li>HPE StoreOnce NAS limitations</li></ul>
<h5>Module 7: HPE StoreOnce Deduplication </h5><ul>
<li>Deduplication—what it is and key benefits</li><li>Deduplication—data locality and ratios</li><li>Housekeeping</li></ul><h5>Module 8: Catalyst Copy and Replication Using VTL and NAS Shares </h5><ul>
<li>HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Copy</li><li>Low-bandwidth—multi-hop</li><li>Definition and replication granularity</li><li>Replication fan-out and fan-in</li><li>Bi-directional replication</li><li>Seeding the replication target</li><li>Replication recovery</li><li>Making replication targets visible to host</li><li>NAS replication and “seeding”</li><li>VTL and NAS replication and configuration</li></ul><h5>Module 9: HPE StoreOnce Reporting and Appliance Federation </h5><ul>
<li>Reporting</li><li>Device selection example</li><li>Viewing reports</li><li>HPE Infosight</li><li>Next generation HPE StoreOnce—management federation</li><li>Overlapping federation scenario</li><li>Creating a federation</li><li>Different federation topologies</li><li>Recommended networking topology</li><li>System dashboard</li><li>HPE StoreOnce High Availability Manager overview</li></ul>
<h5>Module 10: Cloud Bank and HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Advanced Features </h5><ul>
<li>HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Cloud Bank and advanced features</li><li>CloudBank use cases</li><li>CloudBank configuration</li><li>CloudBank disaster recovery</li><li>HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Copy over fibre channel</li><li>HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Copy over fibre channel—use cases</li></ul><h5>Module 11: Best Practices</h5><ul>
<li>General best practices</li><li>Flexible emulations best practices</li><li>HPE StoreOnce replication best practices</li><li>Virtual Storage Appliance (VSA) implementation</li><li>Virtual tape library best practices</li><li>NAS share best practices</li><li>Deduplication best practices</li><li>Physical tape offload methods</li><li>Security</li><li>Directory authentication</li></ul><h5>Module 12: Troubleshooting and Remote Support </h5><ul>
<li>Backup or disk space problems</li><li>Capacity thresholds</li><li>Remote support via STATS (RSvS)</li><li>Tools and updates</li><li>Configuration and software updates—improved processes</li><li>HPE StoreOnce Gen4 software upgrade</li><li>REST API developer kit</li><li>Reference documentation</li></ul>
<h5>Appendix A: StoreOnce Generation 3 </h5>
<ul>
<li>HPE StoreOnce portfolio—comparing Gen4 and Gen3</li><li>HPE StoreOnce emulation specifications</li><li>HPE StoreOnce—web management GUI</li><li>HPE StoreOnce integrated graphical reporting</li><li>Discuss HPE StoreOnce B6000 operations</li><li>HPE StoreOnce B6000 terminology</li></ul>
<h5>Appendix B: HPE StoreOnce Recovery Manager Central (RMC) </h5><ul>
<li>What is HPE StoreOnce Recovery Manager Central (RMC)?</li><li>HPE StoreOnce Recovery Manager Central—key benefits</li><li>HPE StoreOnce Recovery Manager Central concepts and components</li><li>HPE StoreOnce Recovery Manager Central architecture</li><li>Element Recovery (ERT) with HPE StoreOnce data path</li><li>HPE StoreOnce Recovery Manager Central data protection deployment</li><li>HPE 3PAR/HPE StoreOnce storage integration</li></ul><h5>Appendix C: High Availability Manager </h5><ul>
<li>High Availability Manager overview</li><li>High Availability Manager concept</li><li>High Availability Manager limits</li><li>Validation pre-checks</li><li>Monitored status</li><li>High Availability Manager Warranty Serial Number (WSN)</li><li>High Availability Manager failover check</li><li>High Availability VSA—failover triggers</li><li>Logging for High Availability Manager</li></ul>After completing this course, you should be able to:
- Describe major hardware and software components of the HPE StoreOnce product line
- Describe important HPE StoreOnce product concepts
- Explain the importance and advantages of deduplication
- Configure HPE StoreOnce devices for initial use
- Create Virtual Tape Libraries (VTL) and NAS shares
- Configure replication between two HPE StoreOnce devices
- Configure HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Stores
- Perform basic troubleshooting and maintenance proceduresBefore attending this course, you must have:
- Basic Windows administration experience
- Basic understanding of SCSI, iSCSI, RAID, fibre channel, backup, and SAN technologiesThis course is ideal for HPE StoreOnce
customers, HPE services field engineers, call
center staff, presales and channel partners, and
other field personnel who provide installation
and/or operational support assistance.- Module 0: Managing HPE StoreOnce Backup Solutions
- Module 1: Product Introduction
- Module 2: Installation
- Module 3: Web Management Interface
- Module 4: Virtual Tape Libraries
- Module 5: Basic HPE StoreOnce Catalyst
- Module 6: NAS Shares
- Module 7: HPE StoreOnce Deduplication
- odule 8: Catalyst Copy and Replication Using VTL and NAS Shares
- Module 9: HPE StoreOnce Reporting and Appliance Federation
- Module 10: Cloud Bank and HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Advanced Features
- Module 11: Best Practices
- Module 12: Troubleshooting and Remote Support
- Appendix A: StoreOnce Generation 3
- Appendix B: HPE StoreOnce Recovery Manager Central (RMC)
- Appendix C: High Availability ManagerBackup Solutions
- Course introduction
- Managing HPE StoreOnce Solutions class agenda
Module 1: Product Introduction
- HPE StoreOnce backup systems
- New HPE StoreOnce product features and benefits
- HPE StoreOnce family comparison—features in HPE StoreOnce models
- HPE StoreOnce Gen4 Virtual Storage Appliance (VSA)
- HPE StoreOnce licenses
Module 2: Installation
- Installing HPE StoreOnce devices
- Available connections
- Network/iSCSI modes of operation
- Single port and dual port modes
- Fibre channel
- Initial configuration process
- HPE StoreOnce Gen4 firmware
Module 3: Web Management Interface
- HPE StoreOnce GUI
- HPE StoreOnce GUI—left-hand menu
- HPE StoreOnce GUI—federation dashboard
- HPE StoreOnce GUI—system dashboard
- HPE StoreOnce GUI—event log
- HPE StoreOnce GUI—settings
- HPE StoreOnce GUI—hardware
- HPE StoreOnce GUI—settings - security
Module 4: Virtual Tape Libraries
- HPE StoreOnce (D2D) backup systems
- Choosing VTL vs. NAS
- Virtual Tape Libraries (VTL)
- iSCSI and fibre channel connections to VTL
- Flexible emulations
Module 5: Basic HPE StoreOnce Catalyst
- HPE StoreOnce Catalyst overview and API
- ISV control of replication
- HPE StoreOnce with HPE GreenLake for Backup and Recovery
- Zerto long-term retention architecture
- HPE StoreOnce Catalyst with Veeam
- HPE StoreOnce Catalyst with Commvault
- HPE StoreOnce Catalyst with HPE Data Protector
- Deduplication options for low and high bandwidth transfers
- What is new in HPE StoreOnce Catalyst?Module 6: NAS Shares
- NAS shares and server configuration
- NAS share authentication
- HPE StoreOnce NAS limitations
Module 7: HPE StoreOnce Deduplication
- Deduplication—what it is and key benefits
- Deduplication—data locality and ratios
- Housekeeping
Module 8: Catalyst Copy and Replication Using VTL and NAS Shares
- HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Copy
- Low-bandwidth—multi-hop
- Definition and replication granularity
- Replication fan-out and fan-in
- Bi-directional replication
- Seeding the replication target
- Replication recovery
- Making replication targets visible to host
- NAS replication and “seeding”
- VTL and NAS replication and configuration
Module 9: HPE StoreOnce Reporting and Appliance Federation
- Reporting
- Device selection example
- Viewing reports
- HPE Infosight
- Next generation HPE StoreOnce—management federation
- Overlapping federation scenario
- Creating a federation
- Different federation topologies
- Recommended networking topology
- System dashboard
- HPE StoreOnce High Availability Manager overview
Module 10: Cloud Bank and HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Advanced Features
- HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Cloud Bank and advanced features
- CloudBank use cases
- CloudBank configuration
- CloudBank disaster recovery
- HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Copy over fibre channel
- HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Copy over fibre channel—use cases
Module 11: Best Practices
- General best practices
- Flexible emulations best practices
- HPE StoreOnce replication best practices
- Virtual Storage Appliance (VSA) implementation
- Virtual tape library best practices
- NAS share best practices
- Deduplication best practices
- Physical tape offload methods
- Security
- Directory authentication
Module 12: Troubleshooting and Remote Support
- Backup or disk space problems
- Capacity thresholds
- Remote support via STATS (RSvS)
- Tools and updates
- Configuration and software updates—improved processes
- HPE StoreOnce Gen4 software upgrade
- REST API developer kit
- Reference documentation
Appendix A: StoreOnce Generation 3
- HPE StoreOnce portfolio—comparing Gen4 and Gen3
- HPE StoreOnce emulation specifications
- HPE StoreOnce—web management GUI
- HPE StoreOnce integrated graphical reporting
- Discuss HPE StoreOnce B6000 operations
- HPE StoreOnce B6000 terminology
Appendix B: HPE StoreOnce Recovery Manager Central (RMC)
- What is HPE StoreOnce Recovery Manager Central (RMC)?
- HPE StoreOnce Recovery Manager Central—key benefits
- HPE StoreOnce Recovery Manager Central concepts and components
- HPE StoreOnce Recovery Manager Central architecture
- Element Recovery (ERT) with HPE StoreOnce data path
- HPE StoreOnce Recovery Manager Central data protection deployment
- HPE 3PAR/HPE StoreOnce storage integration
Appendix C: High Availability Manager
- High Availability Manager overview
- High Availability Manager concept
- High Availability Manager limits
- Validation pre-checks
- Monitored status
- High Availability Manager Warranty Serial Number (WSN)
- High Availability Manager failover check
- High Availability VSA—failover triggers
- Logging for High Availability Manager2 jours1500.001500.00