Programm
- Introduction to server
- Overview of Microsoft Virtualization
- Introduction to the software-defined datacenter
- Extending virtualization to the cloud
- Lab : Evaluating virtualization options
- Selecting the appropriate virtualization method
- Overview of Hyper-V virtualization
- Installing and configuring the Hyper-V role
- Creating and managing virtual hard disks and virtual machines
- Creating and using Hyper-V virtual switches
- Implementing failover clustering with Hyper-V
- Lab : Creating and managing virtual hard disks and virtual machines
- Installing and configuring the Hyper-V server role
- Creating a Nano Server virtual machine
- Configuring virtual machines and virtual hard disks
- Lab : Implementing failover clustering with Hyper-V
- Creating a Hyper-V failover cluster
- Managing a Hyper-V failover cluster
- Installing and configuring System Center 2016 Virtual Machine Manager
- Overview of System Center 2016 VMM
- Installing System Center 2016 VMM
- Adding hosts and managing host groups
- Lab : Installing and configuring System Center 2016
- Installing and configuring System Center 2016
- Managing hosts and host groups
- Managing an Azure subscription by using VMM
- Managing storage fabric and fabric updates
- Overview of server virtualization storage technologies
- Managing storage fabric
- Managing fabric updates
- Managing storage fabric and fabric updates
- Implementing a storage infrastructure
- Creating a file server cluster and a storage QoS policy
- Managing fabric updates
- Configuring and managing the Virtual Machine Manager library and library objects
- Overview of the VMM library
- Preparing Windows for deployment in VMM
- Working with profiles
- Working with virtual machine templates
- Lab : Configuring and managing VMM library and library objects
- Configuring and managing a VMM library
- Creating a Windows image for the VMM library
- Creating and managing profiles and templates
- Managing the networking fabric
- Networking concepts in VMM
- Managing Software-Defined Networking
- Understanding network function virtualization
- Lab : Creating and configuring the networking fabric
- Associating virtual network adapters of Hyper-V hosts
- Deploying Network Controller
- Lab : Configuring and testing Hyper-V Network Virtualization
- Configuring Hyper-V Network Virtualization
- Provisioning and testing tenant virtual machine networks
- Creating and managing virtual machines by using Virtual Machine Manager
- Virtual machine management tasks
- Creating, cloning, and converting virtual machines
- Lab : Creating and managing virtual machines by using System Center 2016 VMM
- Creating a virtual machine and modifying its properties
- Creating and managing checkpoints
- Cloning and migrating a virtual machine
- Managing clouds in System Center 2016 Virtual Machine Manager
- Introduction to clouds
- Creating and managing a cloud
- Creating user roles in VMM
- Lab : Managing clouds in System Center 2016 VMM
- Creating a private cloud
- Creating user roles
- Managing services in Virtual Machine Manager
- Overview of services in VMM
- Creating and managing services in VMM
- Lab : Managing services in VMM
- Creating a service template
- Deploying a service and updating service template
- Scaling out service and updating the service
- Monitoring a virtualization infrastructure by using System Center Operations Manager
- Operations Manager architecture and security
- Using Operations Manager for monitoring and reporting
- Integrating Operations Manager with VMM and DPM
- Lab : Monitoring a virtualization infrastructure by using Operations Manager
- Implementing the Operations Manager agents
- Integrating Operations Manager with VMM
- Implementing and managing Hyper-V Replica and Azure Site Recovery Implementing and managing Hyper-V Replica
- Implementing and managing Azure Site Recovery
- Lab : Implementing and managing Hyper-V Replica and Azure Site Recovery
- Configuring and Managing Hyper-V Replica
- Configuring and Managing Azure Site Recovery
- Protecting a virtualization infrastructure by using Data Protection Manager
- Overview of backup and restore options for virtual machines
- Configuring and managing DPM for virtualization infrastructure protection
- Lab : Protecting virtualization infrastructure by using DPM
- Configuring a DPM server and installing DPM protection agents
- Creating and configuring protection groups
- Recovering VMs and other data
- Providing online protection with DPM
Ziele
In diesem Seminar erfahren Sie, wie eine Virtualisierungsinfrastruktur in einem softwaredefinierten Rechenzentrum mithilfe von System Center 2016 Virtual Machine Manager implementiert und verwaltet wird. Außerdem wird die Überwachung der Infrastruktur mithilfe von System Center Operations Manager und deren Schutz mit Data Protection Manager behandelt.
Der Schwerpunkt dieses Seminars liegt auf der Verwaltung einer Hyper-V-Infrastruktur in Windows Server 2016. Es wird aber auch auf andere Virtualisierungsplattformen eingegangen, die mit Virtual Machine Manager 2016 verwaltet werden können.
Nach Abschluss dieses Seminars haben die Teilnehmer Wissen zu folgenden Themen:
- Erläuterung der verschiedenen Virtualisierungsoptionen.
- Hyper-V auf Windows Server 2016 installieren und verwalten.
- Installieren und konfigurieren des System Center 2016 Virtual Machine Manager.
- Verwalten von Storage Fabric und Fabric Updates.
- Konfigurieren und Verwalten der Virtual Machine Manager-Bibliothek und der Bibliotheksobjekte.
- Verwalten von Networking Fabric.
- Erstellen und Verwalten von virtuellen Maschinen mithilfe von Virtual Machine Manager.
- Verwalten von Clouds im Virtual Machine Manager.
- Verwalten von Diensten im Virtual Machine Manager.
- Überwachen einer Virtualisierungsinfrastruktur mithilfe von System Center Operations Manager.
- Implementieren und Verwalten von Hyper-V Replica und Azure Site Recovery.
- Schützen der Virtualisierungsinfrastruktur mithilfe von Data Protection Manager.
- MOC20745 Microsoft Windows Server 2016: Hyper-v advanced mit SCVMM
Dieses Seminar wird auf den Basis der offizielen MOC Kurs ausgeführt
Voraussetzungen
Für dieses Seminar werden folgende Kenntnisse empfohlen:
- sW2016-1 smart Windows Server 2016 - Admin 1: Storage and Compute
- sW2016-2 smart Windows Server 2016 - Admin 2: Networking
- sWAT-PS smart Windows Server: Powershell 4.0/5.0
- Wissen zu TCP/IP Networking Konzepten
- Kenntnisse der unterschiedlichen Storage Technologien und Konzepte und Vertrautheit mit den verschiedenen Virtualisierungsmöglichkeiten
- Kenntnisse zu Windows Server und Windows Server Administration
- Powershell Kenntnisse