Open Source/Managing HPE 3PAR StorServ I


Managing HPE 3PAR StorServ I Certification Training Course Overview

The Managing HPE 3PAR StoreServ I course is intended for the new or passage level HPE 3PAR heads. The objective of the class is to familiarize the 3PAR head with the most widely recognized everyday undertakings and best practices related with organization of the 3PAR cluster. The degrees of provisioning stockpiling are accentuated.

This preparation mirrors the most current arrival of the HPE 3PAR OS: 3.3.1. The course is roughly half talk and half hands-on labs utilizing HPE 3PAR clusters. NOTE: Hosts utilized in the lab condition are MS Windows.

Audience :

  • This course is intended for HPE 3PAR managers who want preparing on fundamental ideas and best practices expected to regulate the cluster.

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Course Prerequisites

  • An comprehension of general stockpiling ideas including fiber channel innovation and RAID
  • Operator level usefulness in a Windows situation

 



You will learn how to :

  • Know the numbering plans for the HP 3PAR equipment parts
  • Understand information stream and correspondence ideas in a HP 3PAR controller hub
  • Use Management Console 4.3 GUI and CLI
  • Set-up a Common Provisioning Group (CPG) and oversee alarms
  • Create a Thin Provisioned Virtual Volume (TPVV)
  • Use Autonomic Groups to disentangle provisioning capacity
  • Change volume RAID, accessibility, and administration levels utilizing Dynamic Optimization
  • Administer Virtual Volumes utilizing the CLI and Management Console 4.3 GUI to oversee space
  • Create a Virtual Copy Volume (Snapshot)
  • Create, oversee, and expel a Virtual Domain 

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