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Advanced SAN Implementation WorkshopAdvanced SAN Implementation Workshop

Welcome to Advanced SAN Implementation Workshop.




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Revision History

Rev Number Course Date Revisions

1.0 August, 2006 Course Created2.0 March, 2007 Student and Lab Guide Updates

3.0 January, 2010 Student and Lab Guide Updates

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Course Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

Identify advanced Fibre Channel concepts and requirements for fabric configuration

Describe start to end configuration of an advanced multiprotocol fabric

List the steps to migrate from an M-Model to a B-Series and/or MDS-Series switch

Describe Fibre Channel and iSCSI Boot from SAN

Configure Routing in a Fibre Channel Environment

Identify and configure virtualization features on a Fibre Channel switch

Configure Port Analyzer hardware and software and describe steps to analyze a trace

Describe iSCSI features, functions and software requirements and discovery methods

Configure native and bridged iSCSI in B-Series and MDS-Series environments andsecure them with CHAP, IPSEC and IKE

Identify functionality benefits and hardware requirements of FCoE and configure anFCoE solution

Describe functionality, benefits and hardware requirements of Connectrix Encryption

Identify FCIP functions, features, benefits and hardware requirements

Configure, optimize and secure FCIP in B-Series and MDS-Series Environments

The objectives for this course are shown here. Please take a moment to read them.




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Audience and Pre-Requisites

Audience

– Anyone responsible for setting up advanced SAN configurations

The student must have an understanding of:

– Fibre Channel Protocols

– Storage Area Network (SAN) concepts

– IP Networking, FCIP and iSCSI Protocol Fundamentals

– Connectrix switch administration: B-Series and MDS-Series

– EMC storage administration: CLARiiON arrays

– Host operating systems – Windows and Unix

– Basic understanding of host LVM and array replication technology

– SAN design and implementation

The Audience and Pre-Requisites are listed above. Please take a moment to read them.




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Course Schedule

Day 1

– Overview

– Heterogeneous Fabric Migration Lab: Migrating from M-Model to B-Series

Lab: Migrating from M-Model to MDS-Series

– Fibre Channel Boot from SAN Lab: Fibre Channel Boot from SAN

Day 2

– Fibre Channel Routing Lab: Routing in B-Series Fabric with ISL

Trunking

Lab: Routing in MDS-Series Fabric withPort Channels

– Supporting Virtual Host Environments Lab: Integrating VMware to Fibre Channel

Fabrics

– Fibre Channel SAN Security Lab: Secure a B-Series Fabric

Lab:Secure an MDS-Series Fabric

Lab: Secure Management Console

Lab: Implement SNMP Security

Day 3

– Trace Analysis Lab: Trace Analysis

– Advanced iSCSI Configuration Lab: Configure iSNS for iSCSI

Lab: Configure Discovery Domains foriSCSI

Lab: Native iSCSI Configuration

Lab: iSCSI Boot from SAN

Lab: B-Series Bridged iSCSI Lab: MDS-Series Bridged iSCSI

Lab: iSCSI Security

Lab: IPSEC with IKE Configuration

Lab: iSCSI Performance Tuning

The course schedule is listed above.




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Course Schedule - Continued

Day 4

– Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE)

Lab: Configuring a Host CNA for FCoE

Lab: Configuring an NEX Switch for FCoE

Lab: Configuring an B-Series Switch forFCoE

– Connectrix Encryption

Day 5

– Fibre Channel over IP (FCIP)

Lab: Configuring FCIP in B-SeriesEnvironment

Lab: Configuring SAN Copy replicationover FCIP

Lab: Configuring FCIP in an MDS-SeriesEnvironment

Lab: Configuring MirrorView replicationover FCIP

Lab: Improving Performance in an FCIPlink




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Course Materials

The materials included in this workshop are:

– Student Resource Guide– Lab Guide

– Lab Configuration Guide

The materials included in this workshop are listed above. Please take a moment to make sure you have

them.




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