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Managing NAS and Performance on Clustered Data ONTAP (NASPAD) Training

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Managing NAS and Performance on Clustered Data ONTAP (NASPAD) Training course at Microtek Learning is a blend of SMB (CIFS), ONTAP NFS Administration (NFSAD), and performance analysis courses into a solitary, in-depth one-week course.

  • Category : NetApp

Course Price : $4500 Per Participant

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Course Description

Managing NAS and Performance on Clustered Data ONTAP (NASPAD) Training course at Microtek Learning is a blend of SMB (CIFS), ONTAP NFS Administration (NFSAD), and performance analysis courses into a solitary, in-depth one-week course.

Through the course, you will be trained with the skills and the knowledge that you require to administer NFS versions 3, 4, and 4.1 and SMB version 1.x to 3.x in a clustered Data ONTAP® OS.

You will also know about the significant facts and skills that you require to gather and analyze system performance data from NetApp storage systems that run ONTAP 9.

Those who manage NetApp storage systems & require a great perceptive of performance and protocols in a clustered Data ONTAP environ can focus this training course.

NOTE: This course combines the 3-day ONTAP Performance Analysis (PERFCDOT), the 1-day ONTAP SMB Administration (CIFSAD), and the 1-day ONTAP NFS Administration (NFSAD), courses. 

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What you will learn

  • green-tick Learning and elaborating about NFS protocol versions.
  • green-tick Configuring clustered ONTAP 0 for NFSv4, NFSv4.1 and NFSv3 along with pNFS.
  • green-tick Demonstrating about Microsoft Windows PowerShell CLI.
  • green-tick Configuring SMB characteristics by utilizing ONTAP 9 software.
  • green-tick Creating and managing SMB sessions and shares.
  • green-tick Securing SMB sessions.
  • green-tick Configuring ONTAP for multi-protocols data access.
  • green-tick Discussing about SMB advanced phase's likewise symbolic links and auditing.
  • green-tick Identifying the tools and commands to utilize to monitor and collect storage system performance.
  • green-tick Interpreting performance data and identifying technical glitches to the storage system performance.
  • green-tick Utilizing system commanding and characteristics to develop system performance along with proficiency.
  • green-tick Discussing about SMB developed topics likewise BranchCache, group policy, automatic home shares, widelinks and opportunistic locks (oplocks).

Prerequisites

Learners should complete the following prerequisite before enrolling in this training course:-

  • ONTAP Cluster Administration and Data Protection Bundle ONTAP 9.6. (CDOTDP9)
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Windows Server 2012.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Active Directories.
  • Experience to manage Windows or Linux or professionals working as System Administrators.

Who should attend this course?

This training is intended for professionals who know how to administer NetApp storage systems. However, professionals must have in-depth knowledge of protocols and performance in clustered facts for ONTAP environment.

Schedules

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You can also speak with a learning consultant by calling 800-961-0337.

Curriculum

  • Data fabric layers
  • NFS
  • NFS protocol versions
  • ONTAP 9 NFS enhancements
  • ONTAP 9 configuration
  • SVM with Infinite Volume
  • Capabilities
  • Features
  • Client support
  • NFSv3 implementation
  • NFSv3 export policy
  • Export policies and volumes
  • Access cache
  • Mounts
  • User authentication
  • Accounts
  • Auxiliary GIDs
  • ANON setting
  • UNIX permissions
  • Features
  • NFSv4 connection
  • Mount process
  • Referrals
  • Delegation and usage
  • NFSv4 Implementation
  • Security
  • NFSv4 infrastructure
  • UID and GID
  • Snapshot directories
  • Connection
  • Reliable callbacks
  • Sessions
  • Layouts
  • pNFS
  • pNFS vs. referrals
  • ONTAP 9 support
  • NFSv4.1 implementation
  • pNFS status
  • Performance management
  • Performance issues
  • Factors that affect NFS performance
  • RAID factors
  • NFS data collection
  • Performance and statistic collector (Perfstat)
  • Recommended statistics
  • The SIO utility
  • Multiprotocol
  • Security style interaction
  • UNIX user access
  • Storage system configuration
  • Linux client troubleshooting
  • NFS troubleshooting
  • Network troubleshooting
  • Check access command
  • Data fabric
  • Data fabric layers
  • CIFS and SMB protocols
  • NT LAN manager
  • Kerberos authentication
  • Active Directory
  • Workgroup environments
  • NetApp PowerShell toolkit
  • SMB implementation
  • Licensing CIFS
  • SVM for SMB access
  • FlexVol volumes
  • DNS entries for the SVM
  • SMB share access
  • SMB share
  • Creating a share
  • Client access
  • SMB automatic referrals
  • SMB sessions
  • Session administration
  • SMB encryption
  • Offline folders
  • Offloaded data transfer
  • Share permission administration
  • Access-based enumeration
  • Dynamic access control
  • File blocking policies
  • Local users
  • Workgroup authentication
  • Multiprotocol access
  • Microsoft opportunistic Lock (oplock) features
  • Automatic home share
  • Group policy object (GPO)
  • Symlinks
  • Widelinks
  • Versions
  • BranchCache environment configurations
  • ONTAP 9 BranchCache
  • BranchCache installation on Windows Servers
  • BranchCache configuration on Windows clients
  • Auditing concepts
  • Terminology
  • ONTAP 9 auditing process
  • Implemtent auditing
  • Output file format
  • NetApp FAS system architecture
  • ONTAP architecture layers
  • Data access
  • NVRAM
  • Performance terminology
  • Performance guidelines and methodologies
  • Analysis tools and commands
  • Output commands
  • Tools for performance measurement
  • AutoSupport tools
  • Perfstat
  • OnCommand Insight
  • Features
  • Dashboard
  • Performance troubleshooting
  • Events
  • User defined thresholds
  • CPU performance bottlenecks
  • Resolving bottlenecks
  • Memory performance bottlenecks
  • Resolving bottlenecks
  • WAFL functions
  • Inodes
  • WAFL readahead
  • Resolving WAFL issues
  • Best practices
  • Disk subsystem hardware and software
  • Subsystem bottlenecks
  • Analyzing bottlenecks with Statit
  • Resolving bottlenecks
  • RAID-DP technology
  • Virtual Storage tier
  • Flash pool
  • Flash cache
  • Automatic workload analyzer
  • Cache performance issues
  • Cluster interconnect uses
  • Switchless and switched configurations
  • Cluster interconnect bottlenecks
  • Bottleneck resolutions
  • Managing system performance with QoS
  • QoS policies
  • Reactive storage QoS
  • Proactive storage QoS
  • Monitoring commands
  • NAS functions
  • Bottlenecks
  • NAS protocol traffic
  • Monitoring NFS usage commands
  • Monitoring SMB usage commands
  • Bottleneck resolutions
  • SAN overview
  • Protocols
  • FCoE
  • iSCSI
  • SAN LIFs
  • SAN performance issues
  • SAN multipathing
  • SAN load balancing
  • I/O misalignment
  • Queue depth
  • Performance overview
  • Performance tools
  • Windows monitoring and analysis
  • Linux monitoring and analysis
  • VMware monitoring and analysis
  • Slow application performance
  • Using performance manager
  • Best practices
  • Adding a cluster
  • Configuring a storage virtual machine for NFSv3
  • Configuring a storage virtual machine for NFSv4
  • Configuring a storage virtual machine for NFSv4.1
  • Configure clustered ONTAP for NFS active directory authentication
  • Configuring Windows for NFS active directory authentication
  • Configuring Linux for NFS active directory authentication
  • Installing NetApp PowerShell Toolkit and configure for use
  • Creating a Storage Virtual Machine (SVM) and configure it for SMB access
  • Creating an SMB share, connect to the share from your Windows client, and manage SMB sessions
  • Creating a domain user, restrict share-level permissions
  • Creating a local user group and give share-level permissions
  • Linux user to be mapped to the Windows domain administrator
  • Configuring home directories and symbolic links on the SVM
  • Identifying cluster components
  • Analyzing performance statistics
  • OnCommand performance manager thresholds, events and alerts
  • Identifying and resolving storage controller performance issues
  • WAFL performance monitoring and analysis
  • Identifying and resolving disk I/O bottlenecks
  • Exploring cache performance
  • Cluster interconnect performance
  • Workload management with storage QoS
  • NAS performance
  • SAN protocol performance

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