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Course number HB506S
Length 1 day
Delivery method Remotely assisted instructional learning ( RAIL)
Onsite dedicated training ( OST)
Price USD $700
CAD $720

Special notes

This 1-day RAIL hands-on course is designed for experienced HP-UX Integrity server administrators. As of March 2007, the full content of this course is included in U5075S.


Course overview

This 1-day hands-on course covers Integrity server virtualization using the HP Integrity Virtual Machines software. Experienced HP-UX administrators learn to fully use the flexibility of the HP Integrity Virtual Machines software to maximize the resource utilization of their Integrity servers.

The HP Integrity Virtual Machines (VM) product is a robust soft partitioning and virtualization technology that provides operating systems isolation, with sub-CPU allocation granularity and shared I/O. Put simply, Integrity VMs enable you to create a virtual machine, a software abstraction that presents all of the interfaces provided by a computer system's hardware. Integrity Virtual Machines software enables virtual devices by emulating them with real hardware devices. A single HP Integrity server running Integrity VMs can support multiple virtual machines, each with its own separate guest operating system. This 50% lecture and 50% lab course will help you develop the skills to install, configure, and manage the VMs.


Prerequisites

  • Experience in HP-UX 11i administration (H5875 or H3064 / H3065)
  • Familiarity with network concepts and configuration
  • Familiarity with Partitioning and Virtualization concepts

Audience

  • If you attended course U5075S prior to March 2007 , take this HB506S course to add HP Integrity Virtual Machine administration to your server virtualization skill set
  • HP-UX System Administration Managers

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Course objectives

  • Relate the HP Integrity Virtual machines software with other hardware and software components of HP’s Virtual Server Environment (VSE)
  • Define the relationships between the VM host and its guests
  • Boot the VM host
  • Configure, boot, monitor, modify and manage VM guests
  • Use the Virtual Machine Manager to monitor a VM environment

 

Next steps

Benefits to you

  • Learn how to install and administer HP Integrity Virtual Machine (VM)
  • Automate events and tasks
  • Create consistent reports on managed systems

Course outline

Important Note: The student must have attended HP-UX Partitioning (U5075) prior to March 2007 or understand HP-UX Partitioning concepts, to attend this fast-paced 1day HB506S HP Virtual Machine course.

Introduction

HP Integrity Server Virtualization Concepts and Options
  • Identify the major concepts and benefits of server virtualization, such as dedicated vs shared resources, resource utilization and performance.
  • Compare the features of virtualization options offered on HP Integrity servers.
Introduction to HP Integrity Virtual Machines
  • Define HP Integrity Virtual Machine terminology, such as VM host, VM guest, physical resource, virtual resources, CPU granularity
  • Define the relationship between a VM host and VM guests
  • Describe the virtualization of CPU, memory and I/O resources.
  • Identify the functions of the HP Integrity Virtual Machine host (VM host).
  • List the requirements for a VM host.
  • List the requirements for a VM guest.
  • Follow the control flow of a VM guest resource request.
HP Integrity Virtual Machines Administration
  • Install HP Virtual Machine software on a properly-configured HP Integrity server.
  • Boot the VM host.
  • Define, monitor and modify two VM guests with virtual CPU, memory and I/O resources.
  • Boot, reboot and shutdown two VM guests.
  • Log into the VM guests and VM host.
  • Access the VM host and VM guest consoles
  • Monitor resource utilization with Virtual Machines Manager
  • Troubleshooting techniques

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