Test 000-210: Storage Networking Solutions Version 4

Course title: Introduction to Storage Networking
Course duration: 2.0
Course number: SN70
Abstract: Examine products and strategies associated with managing the explosive growth of business data across the enterprise in today's networking economy. Learn the basic concepts and terminology associated with Storage Area Networks, Network Attached Storage, Internet Small Computer System Interface (iSCSI), and map the promise of SANs to the complications of managing islands of information among heterogeneous environments with disparate operating systems, data formats, user interfaces, and limited integration of products from assorted vendors.

Course title: Planning and Implementing a Storage Area Network (SAN)
Course duration: 3.0 days
Course number: SN71
Abstract: The SAN infrastructure facilitates storage consolidation, data sharing, server clustering, Local Area Network (LAN)-free and server-free backup across heterogeneous host server platforms. Focus on the planning and implementation considerations associated with establishing the Storage Area Network (SAN) infrastructure. Discuss functions provided by the SAN fabric components, such as Fibre Channel (FC) host bus adapters (HBA), FC switches and directors, and Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) to FC protocol converters. Explore the interdependencies of these components. Examine mechanisms to implement resource access control for data access integrity among heterogeneous hosts in a storage networking environment Note: You may also be interested in attending Introduction to Storage Networking (SN70). SN70 is generally scheduled immediately preceeding SN71.

Course title: Supporting IBM N series
Course duration: 5.0 Days
Course number: SN78
Abstract:

In this intensive course with hands-on exercises, get an introduction to the N3700 and N5x00 products, including the gateway models, hardware and architecture, positioning, filer sizing, and roadmap. Develop additional technical knowledge, hands-on product experience, and product differentiation. Discuss and experience product functions such as Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) types, flexible and traditional volumes, DataFabric Manager (DFM), Snapshot, clustering, SnapMirror, and SnapRestore.

Certification:

This course helps you prepare for IBM Certification Test 740: Storage Networking Solutions, Version 1 and IBM Certification Test 745: Storage Networking Solutions, Version 2.

Course title: IBM N series Remote LAN Module (RLM)
Course duration:
Course number: ltu23172
Abstract: This course is designed for support individuals, hardware administrators, and service partners. This course uses a mixture of photos, video clips, and simulations to teach the concepts and tasks required to successfully install, maintain, and troubleshoot the N5000 Series appliance.

Course title: IBM N series Introduction and Hardware Fundamentals
Course duration:
Course number: ltu26309
Abstract: The Introduction to IBM N series Products course is a self-paced course designed to provide an overview of the N series products. The course is designed for anyone who wants an introduction to how the N-Series products are used in enterprise networks. The hardware fundamentals section of this course is designed for individuals who have extensive hardware system background but are new to N-series products. The fundamentals course will provide generic information regarding N-series FRU components, data process flow, basic maintenance commands, disk identification and assignment, and diagnostics and troubleshooting. The course provides participants with the necessary prerequisite information required for other technical courses. This course covers: * Overview of N series Hardware * Overview of N series Software * Operations Manager * Appendix (NAS vs. SAN)

Course title: IBM N series Data ONTAP Multiprotocol Administration
Course duration:
Course number: ltu23162
Abstract: After attending this course you should be able to: - Add, delete, and modify qtree security styles - Implement user name mapping in a multiprotocol environment - Describe and use the WAFL Credential Cache command - Understand file locking between NFS and CIFS - Setup and use symbolic links created in NFS

Course title: Data ONTAP Fundamentals Release 7.2
Course duration:
Course number: ltu23820
Abstract: This self-paced course is for anyone who performs basic support and administrative functions on a N series storage appliance running the Data ONTAP operating system. Note: After unzipping this course, open the file called a001index.html and that will kick off the course.

Course title: IBM N series High Availability
Course duration:
Course number: ltu24966
Abstract: This self-paced course is designed for customers and service partners who implement Clustered Failover and SyncMirror to ensure continuous data availability in the enterprise and rapid recovery of data in the event of a disaster. The course uses a mixture of photos, video clips, and simulations to teach the concepts and tasks required to successfully implement a high availability solution. When you first access the course you will be asked if you want to start where you left off. Please reply No to this prompt and start with the Tutorials.

Course title: Virtualization Solutions with N series and VMware Deep Dive
Course duration:
Course number: SNS02
Abstract: This session discusses storage options, IP Storage Networking Options (VMware ESX Server and N series), Volume Options, Thin Provisioning and Alignment. Note: the materials are on the IBM Video Portal.

Course title: IBM N series Gateway High Availability and Best Practices
Course duration:
Course number: SNS06
Abstract: This session provides a solution overview and discusses two phases of setup, native disk shelf support, LUN mapping and zoning, operational guidelines and upgrades and Gateway MetroCluster. Note: the materials are on the IBM Video Portal.

Course title: IBM N series and Microsoft Exchange Consolidation Deep Dive
Course duration:
Course number: SNS07
Abstract: This session discusses backup, recovery, Replication Exchange 2007 (Local Continuous Replication (LCR), Cluster Continuous Replication (CCR) and Standby Continuous Replication (SCR), and SnapManager for Exchange 5.0. Note: the materials are on the IBM Video Portal.