Introduction to Managing HPE Synergy with OneView
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Trainingsbeschrijving
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This session equips participants with core capabilities that help them perform basic management of HPE Synergy. Anarchitectural overview ensures a high-level understanding of the associated equipment, including the HPE Synergy frame, network fabric, compute and storage modules. Participants use HPE Synergy Composer powered by HPE OneView to perform basic management of the existing HPE Synergy environment. During the labs portion of the training, students learn how to make changes to the existing environment and manage server profiles
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Naar bovenDoelgroep
Naar boven- System administrators
- Engineers
- Technicians
- Anyone who would like basic knowledge of the HPE Synergy solution and its building blocks
Trainingsdoelstellingen
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The main objective of this course is to introduce HPE Synergy hardware components, management tools, connectivity, and storage options. During the course, students will use HPE OneView to modify an existing HPE Synergy configuration and perform basic management of the HPE Synergy components.
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Naar bovenDetailed course outline
- Module 1 - Composable Infrastructure Introduction
- Module 2 - HPE Synergy Frame and Management Modules Overview
- Module 3 - HPE Synergy Gen10 Compute Modules
- Module 4 - Connectivity Options
- Module 5 - Storage Integration Options
- Module 6 - HPE Synergy Hardware Setup
- Module 7 - HPE Synergy Software Setup
Detailed lab outline
- Exercise 1 — Exploring HPE Synergy
- Exercise 2 — Modifying and Creating Logical Interconnect Groups
- Exercise 3 — Creating an Enclosure Group and Logical Enclosure
- Exercise 4 — Creating a Server Profile Template for HPE Synergy Compute Nodes
- Exercise 5 — Volume Management using HPE OneView
Voorkennis
Naar bovenThere are no prerequisites to this class, although basic understanding of Virtual Connect and OneView are beneficial
