| TRAINER LOCATIONS |
| Phoenix, AZ |
Cambridge, MA |
Philadelphia, PA |
| San Diego, CA |
Traverse City, MI |
Pittsburgh, PA |
| Santa Clara, CA |
Detroit, MI |
Knoxville, TN |
| Los Angeles, CA |
Raleigh, NC |
Austin, TX |
| Denver, CO |
Albany, NY |
Dallas, TX |
| Washington, DC |
New York, NY |
Ottawa, Canada |
| New Orleans, LA |
Syracuse, NY |
Toronto, Canada |
| Atlanta, GA |
West Babylon, NY |
Calgary, Canada |
| Boston, MA |
Columbus, OH |
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Our standard three day VMWare vSphere onsite training covers
topics such as setting up vSphere 4.x/5.x environment, HA, DRS, vMotion,
creating and presenting virtual and raw iSCSI LUNs, vSwitch networking, VLANs,
monitoring virtual environments and VM capacity planning and sizing. It's
possible to tailor the content of the VMWare vSphere training to your needs. The
vSphere training is led by one of our partners (VMWare Certified Professional
VCP3, VCP4, VCP5) – he has 15+ years in IT and 6+ years experience with VMWare.
Once We know your objectives We can work with you on creating a detailed
vSphere course schedule that covers the topics you'd like to see being part of
the course.
In terms of manuals and hands-on experience at the
beginning of the vSphere course we always start with clean vSphere environment.
We build VMWare vSphere environment step-by-step starting with the basics –
every student has it's own VMWare vSphere ESXi server and a 9 page configuration
sheet that he must follow during the course.
The Installing,
configuring and administering VMWare vSphere training is focused on hands-on
practical experience and the approach is to first explain how the technology
works and then have the students install and configure their own server, virtual
switches, VMs, vMotion, DRS, HA, etc.
Basically the idea is to take
the student through the typical process of installing, configuring,
administering and monitoring VMWare vSphere environment. If you believe there
are areas we should focus on – that’s not a problem, we can incorporate those
areas into the course schedule.
We also look at typical real-word
VMWare vSphere problems and discuss how can we solve them (for example, how to
deal with slow performing VMs, expanding VMFS volumes and virtual disks, dealing
with resource allocations).
As part of the training we provide access
to VMWare Practice Lab (a cluster of ESXi hosts). The vSphere Practice Lab is
accessible remotely via RDP, so every student needs access to a computer and
fast internet.
We are quite flexible when it comes to scheduling our
onsite VMWare vSphere training, still we need to know three to four weeks
beforehand in order to make the required resources are available.
Let us
know what are the areas (in relation to your environment) that we should focus
on and we can work on preparing a detailed draft course outline by contacting
one of our virtual geeks Biorn Oskold at virtual @ viadmin.com,
phone:360-633-2260 |
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