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Operations Manager, Protection Manager and Provisioning Manager Administration
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| Course title | Operations Manager, Protection Manager and Provisioning Manager Administration |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £3840 |
| Days/Duration | 5 |
| Code | TPNA-OPSMGR |
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Overview
The audience for this course includes NetApp Professional
Support personnel, channel partners, and customers.
Prerequisites
NA-DOTF Storage Fundamentals (Web Based Training)
Course Outline
Discover how to simplify your storage management tasks. Through
lectures and labs, you will learn how to install, configure, and
administer NetApp® Operations Manager 4.0, Protection Manager 4.0,
Provisioning Manager 4.0, as well as Performance Advisor 4.0. By
the end of this course, you will be able to successfully install,
configure, and troubleshoot Operations Manager 4.0, Protection
Manager 4.0, Provisioning Manager 4.0, and Performance
Advisor.
Delegates will be able to:
- Diagram the architecture of Operations Manager 4.0, Performance Advisor 4.0, Protection Manager 4.0, and Provisioning Manager 4.0 - Install and configure Operations Manager 4.0, Protection Manager 4.0, and Provisioning Manager 4.0 – Secure and manage storage systems using Operations Manager 4.0
- Create and manage reports using Operations Manager 4.0
- Collect and view performance data using Performance Advisor
- Configure storage systems and vFiler(TM) units using Provisioning Manager 4.0
- Manage backup and disaster recovery relationships using Operations Manager 4.0 and Protection manager 4.0
- Troubleshoot Operations Manager 4.0, Performance Advisor 4.0, Protection Manager 4.0, and Provisioning
- Manager 4.0
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