“Thank you for this training.” – Rajesh
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Are you looking for VMware vSphere Training? Do you want to learn from an experienced trainer who makes complex concepts simple and easy to understand? Do you need to prepare for the VMware vSphere 2019 Datacenter Virtualization (DCV) exam?
I am a VMware Certified Instructor who has taught thousands of hours of live training directly for VMware. Most lectures in this course are 5 – 15 minutes long. A few deeper topics are slightly longer. There are over 50 real-life demos of tasks being performed in a vSphere 6.7 environment using the new HTML5 vSphere Client.
VMware vSphere is everywhere. Non-virtualized datacenters are a thing of the past, and in order to stay relevant you must understand vSphere. This course builds off my “Clear and Simple vSphere Foundations” videos, and gives you a deeper understanding of vSphere.
Topics covered in this course include (but are not limited to):
Networking
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Configure vSphere Standard and Distributed Switches
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NIC Teaming and failover
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Port Mirroring
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Network IO Control
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Traffic Shaping
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Private VLANs
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TCP/IP Stacks
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NetFlow
Storage
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VMFS and NFS
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iSCSI
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FC and FCoE
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vSAN
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VVOLs
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Storage Multipathing and failover
Security
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Single Sign-On
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Hardening VMs and Hosts
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Encrypted vMotion
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Roles and Permissions
Updates and Upgrades
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Update Manager
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Upgrade VMware Tool and VM Hardware
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Upgrade ESXi
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Upgrade vCenter
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Migrate vCenter Server for Windows to the vCenter Server Appliance
Deploying Virtual Machines and Hosts
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Templates and Cloning
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Auto Deploy and Host Profiles
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Content Libraries
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vCenter Converter
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Working with VMX Files
Resource Management
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Configuring DRS Clusters
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DRS Affinity Rules, Overrides, and advanced settings
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Shares, Limits, and Reservations
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Resource Pools
Troubleshooting
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Restart ESXi Management Agents
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Collect Diagnostic Data
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Generate Log Bundles
Backup and Recovery
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vSphere Data Protection
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vSphere Replication
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High Availability (HA)
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Virtual Machine Component Protection (VMCP)
