H4C04SHPHPHP-H4C04S1.0<p>This course equips students with the skills and knowledge to: </p> <ul> <li>Use HPE OneView 6.6 to manage and maintain firmware supporting retired HPE BladeSystem c7000.</li><li>Implement server and networking configurations</li><li>Monitor the data center</li><li>Respond to issues</li></ul><ul> <li>Basic system and network administration</li></ul><ul> <li>System, network, and storage administrators, and consultants who manage and monitor an HPE environment and for system architects anticipating the implementation of HPE OneView.</li></ul><h5>Module 1: HPE OneView Overview </h5><ul> <li>Identify the basic parts and advantages of composability</li><li>Describe the HPE OneView purpose in HPE BladeSystem c-Class environments</li><li>Recognize the different HPE OneView resource types</li><li>Understand the role of the HPE OneView domain</li><li>Locate additional training and documentation</li></ul> <h5>Module 2: Configuring Networks in HPE OneView </h5><ul> <li>Understand uplink and downlink ports</li><li>Define HPE OneView network related resources: logical interconnect groups, enclosure groups, networks</li><li>Configure network sets and uplink sets</li><li>Differentiate between a logical enclosure and a logical interconnect</li><li>Explain multiple logical interconnects per enclosure</li><li>Understand bulk network operations</li><li>Configure the active/active and active/standby network configurations</li></ul> <h5>Module 3: Working with Advanced Network Functions in HPE OneView </h5><ul> <li>Define the maximum number of networks usable in HPE OneView</li><li>Understand LACP timer selection option</li><li>Differentiate private vs non-private HPE OneView networks</li><li>Explain LLDP and TLV support in HPE OneView</li><li>Understand pause flood and flow control</li><li>Explain Quality of Service capabilities (Appendix)</li></ul> <h5>Module 4: Configuring Storage in HPE OneView</h5> <ul> <li>Implement different storage configuration scenarios</li><li>Configure storage resources in HPE OneView</li><li>Import SAN Managers to HPE OneView</li><li>Associate SAN fabrics</li><li>Add storage systems and already created storage pools</li><li>Create and add volumes and volume templates</li><li>Work with storage snapshots</li><li>Troubleshoot storage issues</li></ul> <h5>Module 5: Discovering Hardware to HPE OneView </h5><ul> <li>Understand HPE OneView firmware requirements for managed and monitored devices</li><li>Add an enclosure for management</li><li>Add an enclosure in monitored mode</li><li>Migrate an HPE Virtual Connect domain to HPE OneView</li><li>Revert an enclosure back to VCM</li><li>Understand OA and iLO management</li><li>Describe server hardware types</li><li>Understand purpose and use of refresh</li><li>How to remove hardware</li></ul> <h5>Module 6: Upgrading Firmware in HPE OneView</h5><ul> <li>Describe new firmware features</li><li>Utilize upgrade paths</li><li>Utilize Update Readiness Checker</li><li>Understand firmware repositories</li><li>Utilize SPP options for obtaining and creating SPPs</li><li>Examine installed firmware</li><li>Upgrade firmware on OAs</li><li>Manage enclosure firmware</li><li>Manage HPE Virtual Connect firmware</li><li>Utilize SUT and iSUT</li><li>Manage server firmware</li></ul> <h5>Module 7: Building Server Profiles in HPE OneView </h5><ul> <li>Explain new profile features</li><li>Describe HPE OneView server profile management</li><li>Explain the server profile templates concept</li><li>Identify and configure the various attributes of HPE OneView server profiles</li><li>Configure profile boot from SAN</li><li>Understand the server and VC port configuration process</li><li>Work with port speed controls and bursting</li><li>Access server iLOs</li></ul> <h5>Module 8: Remote Monitoring and Support </h5><ul> <li>Describe the benefits of HPE OneView Remote Support</li><li>Explain how to enable and disable HPE OneView Remote Support</li><li>Find more info on HPE OneView Remote Support</li><li>Describe maintenance mode</li><li>Describe InfoSight tech preview</li><li>Describe HPE OneView Global Dashboard and where to find more info</li></ul> <h5>Module 9: HPE OneView Appliance Management </h5><ul> <li>Describe the relationship between iLO and HPE OneView, and how it can be used to troubleshoot</li><li>Reset a lost administrator password</li><li>Multi-home an appliance</li><li>Access and review the activity feed</li><li>Utilize Smart Search</li><li>Pin the main menu</li><li>Customize the HPE OneView dashboard</li><li>Backup and restore the HPE OneView appliance</li><li>Capture HPE OneView support dumps</li><li>Access HPE OneView dashboard and understand customization capabilities</li><li>Review HPE OneView health and utilization data for devices</li><li>Utilize facilities management</li><li>Access and review Ethernet and SAN statistics</li><li>Access HPE OneView reports and firmware compliance report</li></ul> <h5>Module 10: Licensing HPE OneView</h5><ul> <li>Follow best practice licensing in standalone VM-based HPE OneView</li><li>Follow best practice licensing in HPE Synergybased HPE OneView</li></ul> <h5>Module 11: HPE OneView Security and Maintenance </h5><ul> <li>Review the HPE OneView security features and functions</li><li>Administer HPE OneView user accounts and roles (RBAC)</li><li>Implement scope based access control (SBAC)</li><li>Introduce labels</li><li>Enable or disable services access</li><li>Configure Active Directory/LDAP integration</li><li>Understand HPE OneView certificate management</li><li>Implement and configure two-factor authentication using CAC/PIV</li><li>Understand SNMP and SNMP v3 support and alert forwarding</li><li>Use an audit log</li></ul> <h5>Module 12: Accessing HPE OneView by Using the REST API </h5><ul> <li>Understand the basic Representational State Transfer (REST) API concepts and programming style</li><li>Use the REST application programming interface (API) for basic HPE OneView operations</li><li>List basic operations you can perform with the REST API</li><li>Access useful scripting tools and resources</li><li>Use a browser with REST plugins to handle REST API requests and responses.</li><li>Appendix: HPE OneView REST API use caseexamples</li></ul>This course equips students with the skills and knowledge to: - Use HPE OneView 6.6 to manage and maintain firmware supporting retired HPE BladeSystem c7000. - Implement server and networking configurations - Monitor the data center - Respond to issues- Basic system and network administration- System, network, and storage administrators, and consultants who manage and monitor an HPE environment and for system architects anticipating the implementation of HPE OneView.Module 1: HPE OneView Overview - Identify the basic parts and advantages of composability - Describe the HPE OneView purpose in HPE BladeSystem c-Class environments - Recognize the different HPE OneView resource types - Understand the role of the HPE OneView domain - Locate additional training and documentation Module 2: Configuring Networks in HPE OneView - Understand uplink and downlink ports - Define HPE OneView network related resources: logical interconnect groups, enclosure groups, networks - Configure network sets and uplink sets - Differentiate between a logical enclosure and a logical interconnect - Explain multiple logical interconnects per enclosure - Understand bulk network operations - Configure the active/active and active/standby network configurations Module 3: Working with Advanced Network Functions in HPE OneView - Define the maximum number of networks usable in HPE OneView - Understand LACP timer selection option - Differentiate private vs non-private HPE OneView networks - Explain LLDP and TLV support in HPE OneView - Understand pause flood and flow control - Explain Quality of Service capabilities (Appendix) Module 4: Configuring Storage in HPE OneView - Implement different storage configuration scenarios - Configure storage resources in HPE OneView - Import SAN Managers to HPE OneView - Associate SAN fabrics - Add storage systems and already created storage pools - Create and add volumes and volume templates - Work with storage snapshots - Troubleshoot storage issues Module 5: Discovering Hardware to HPE OneView - Understand HPE OneView firmware requirements for managed and monitored devices - Add an enclosure for management - Add an enclosure in monitored mode - Migrate an HPE Virtual Connect domain to HPE OneView - Revert an enclosure back to VCM - Understand OA and iLO management - Describe server hardware types - Understand purpose and use of refresh - How to remove hardware Module 6: Upgrading Firmware in HPE OneView - Describe new firmware features - Utilize upgrade paths - Utilize Update Readiness Checker - Understand firmware repositories - Utilize SPP options for obtaining and creating SPPs - Examine installed firmware - Upgrade firmware on OAs - Manage enclosure firmware - Manage HPE Virtual Connect firmware - Utilize SUT and iSUT - Manage server firmware Module 7: Building Server Profiles in HPE OneView - Explain new profile features - Describe HPE OneView server profile management - Explain the server profile templates concept - Identify and configure the various attributes of HPE OneView server profiles - Configure profile boot from SAN - Understand the server and VC port configuration process - Work with port speed controls and bursting - Access server iLOs Module 8: Remote Monitoring and Support - Describe the benefits of HPE OneView Remote Support - Explain how to enable and disable HPE OneView Remote Support - Find more info on HPE OneView Remote Support - Describe maintenance mode - Describe InfoSight tech preview - Describe HPE OneView Global Dashboard and where to find more info Module 9: HPE OneView Appliance Management - Describe the relationship between iLO and HPE OneView, and how it can be used to troubleshoot - Reset a lost administrator password - Multi-home an appliance - Access and review the activity feed - Utilize Smart Search - Pin the main menu - Customize the HPE OneView dashboard - Backup and restore the HPE OneView appliance - Capture HPE OneView support dumps - Access HPE OneView dashboard and understand customization capabilities - Review HPE OneView health and utilization data for devices - Utilize facilities management - Access and review Ethernet and SAN statistics - Access HPE OneView reports and firmware compliance report Module 10: Licensing HPE OneView - Follow best practice licensing in standalone VM-based HPE OneView - Follow best practice licensing in HPE Synergybased HPE OneView Module 11: HPE OneView Security and Maintenance - Review the HPE OneView security features and functions - Administer HPE OneView user accounts and roles (RBAC) - Implement scope based access control (SBAC) - Introduce labels - Enable or disable services access - Configure Active Directory/LDAP integration - Understand HPE OneView certificate management - Implement and configure two-factor authentication using CAC/PIV - Understand SNMP and SNMP v3 support and alert forwarding - Use an audit log Module 12: Accessing HPE OneView by Using the REST API - Understand the basic Representational State Transfer (REST) API concepts and programming style - Use the REST application programming interface (API) for basic HPE OneView operations - List basic operations you can perform with the REST API - Access useful scripting tools and resources - Use a browser with REST plugins to handle REST API requests and responses. - Appendix: HPE OneView REST API use caseexamples3 Tage2250.002700.002250.00