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Become a SAN and NAS Storage Ninja and pass the NetApp NCDA exam in 2022!
NetApp ONTAP 9 Storage Essentials NetApp Training Course.
Supercharge your career by becoming a NetApp SAN and NAS Storage Ninja, and pass the NetApp NCDA exam!
Taking this NetApp Storage training course will give you the advanced level knowledge and hands-on skills you need to configure, manage and maintain NetApp ONTAP, the ‘Number One Storage Operating System in the world’ as listed by IDC.
The course provides a structured approach which shortcuts your path to learning NetApp storage to an expert level.
The course is designed to give you a deep understanding of the theory of storage and all its functions and features. You’ll gain the best practice knowledge of how to implement NetApp storage in a real world environment, and the hands-on skills to configure your system.
I am a full-time professional NetApp instructor who has been entrusted by NetApp since 2007 to develop and deliver training courses for their own engineers and partners. I have also designed multiple training courses for the largest service providers in Asia Pacific such as Verizon, Telstra, and the Australian National Broadband Network. I provide mentoring and support for my company’s systems engineers as they deploy NetApp storage systems and I worked in the field for over ten years before focusing on passing my knowledge on to others.
The format of the course lessons is a full explanation of the topic theory, then a live demonstration in the lab where I show you the complete configuration using first the NetApp System Manager GUI and then the Command Line Interface.
We’re going to go through the complete configuration of the system in a logical manner, from taking it out of the box to the final tweaks to ensure best performance and availability, and covering off all the NetApp features as we go.
At over 40 hours long taking the course can seem daunting, but because it’s laid out in a logical manner you can pick and choose the parts which are important to you. If you’re a professional storage engineer who’s going to be working on NetApp systems day to day, then skip the beginner sections and watch the rest. If you’re new to storage, then just watch the theory part of the lessons and the GUI configuration sections you need.
If later you need to know the best practice to configure a feature in your environment and want to see a step-by-step configuration example, you know it’s all here.
The course is updated to cover the latest features and updates whenever a new version of ONTAP 9 is released by NetApp. The topics covered apply to all versions of the operating system.
A verifiable course certificate stating you have completed this advanced level NetApp ONTAP training will be provided at the end of the course. This will prove to potential future employers that you have the knowledge and skills necessary to be a real asset to their company.
What you’ll learn
- Design, configure and maintain NetApp storage systems in real world environments.
- Pass the NCDA exam and work as a NetApp storage systems professional.
Table of Contents
How to Make the Most of this Course
1 How to Make the Most of this Course
2 Course Material Download
3 The Udemy Interface
4 NetApp Certification
NetApp Product Portfolio and the Data Fabric
5 Introduction
6 NetApp ONTAP Platforms
7 NetApp Cloud Storage Solutions
8 NetApp SANtricity Platforms
9 Element OS Platforms
10 StorageGRID WebScale
11 Converged Infrastructure
12 NetApp Data Fabric
ONTAP Architecture
13 Introduction
14 Legacy ONTAP 7
15 Clustered ONTAP Architecture
16 Cluster Management and Data Networks
ONTAP Hardware Platforms
17 Introduction
18 AFF Platform Overview and Tech Specs
19 FAS Platform Overview and Tech Specs
20 Disk Shelves and Cabling
21 NetApp Documentation and Hardware Universe
System Setup
22 Introduction
23 Command Line Setup
24 System Manager Guided Setup
25 OnCommand Cloud Manager and Cloud Volumes ONTAP Setup
Admin Components and the Bootup Process
26 Introduction
27 ONTAP Storage Architecture
28 Admin Components
29 The Boot
Management Interfaces
30 Introduction
31 OnCommand System Manager
32 ONTAP 96 System Manager Enhancements and REST API
33 The Command Line Interface
34 The Service Processor and BMC Baseboard Management Controller
35 Active IQ
36 Centralized Management Software
Post Installation Tasks
37 Introduction
38 Licensing
39 Network Time Protocol
40 AutoSupport and EMS Event Management System notifications
Physical Resources and Caching
41 Introduction
42 Disk Shelf Numbering
43 Disk Ownership
44 RAID Groups and Aggregates
45 Disks Aggregates and RAID Groups Configuration
46 Disks Aggregates and RAID Groups Configuration
47 Advanced Disk Partitioning
48 WAFL and the System Memory Cache
49 Virtual Storage Tier FlashCache
50 Virtual Storage Tier FlashPool
51 Virtual Storage Tier FlashPool Configuration
52 Virtual Storage Tier FlashPool Configuration
53 Storage Pools
54 Storage Pools Configuration
Logical Resources
55 Introduction
56 Storage Virtual Machines
57 Storage Virtual Machines Configuration
58 Storage Virtual Machines Configuration
59 Flexible Volumes
60 Flexible Volumes Operations
61 Flexible Volumes Configuration
62 Flexible Volumes Operations
63 Flexible Volumes Configuration
64 Qtrees
65 Qtrees Configuration
66 FlexGroups
67 FlexGroups Configuration
68 FlexGroups Configuration
Networking Primer
69 Introduction
70 The OSI Stack
71 The Life of a Packet
72 VLANs
73 NIC Teaming
NetApp ONTAP Networking
74 IPspace Configuration
75 Introduction
76 Physical Ports
77 Interface Groups
78 ONTAP VLANs
79 Logical Interfaces
80 Ipspaces
81 SAN Protocol Network Load Balancing and Redundancy
82 NAS Protocol Network Load Balancing
83 NAS Protocol Network Redundancy
84 Broadcast Domains and Failover Groups
85 Subnets
86 Lab Network Topology
87 Switch Configuration
88 Default Network Configuration Review
89 Default Network Configuration Review
90 Cluster Network Verification
91 Management Network Configuration
92 Management Network Configuration
93 Broadcast Domain Configuration
94 Interface Group Configuration
95 VLAN Configuration
96 Subnets Configuration
97 Logical Interface Configuration
98 Logical Interface Configuration
99 Off
100 On
NAS Protocols
101 Introduction
102 NFS Versions
103 Name Services for NFS
104 Export Policies
105 Export Policy Examples
106 Export Policy Examples
107 NFS Configuration for Linux
108 NFS Configuration for Linux
109 SMB CIFS Versions
110 SMB CIFS Implementation
111 CIFS Configuration
112 CIFS Configuration
113 Quotas
114 Quotas Configuration
115 Quotas Configuration
SAN Protocols
116 Introduction
117 ONTAP SAN Implementation
118 Multipath Tools
119 ALUA and SLM
120 iSCSI Configuration
121 iSCSI Configuration
122 iSCSI CHAP Authentication
123 iSCSI Configuration
124 iSCSI Configuration
125 UTA2 Port Configuration
126 Fibre Channel and FCoE Configuration
127 Fibre Channel and FCoE Configuration
128 Fibre Channel Zoning Example
129 NVMe
130 NVMEoFC Configuration
Storage Efficiency
131 Introduction
132 Thin Provisioning
133 NAS Thin Provisioning Configuration
134 NAS Thin Provisioning Configuration
135 LUN Space Reservation and Fractional Reserve
136 LUN Provisioning Settings
137 LUN Space Reclamation
138 LUN Provisioning Configuration
139 LUN Provisioning Configuration
140 Deduplication Compression and Compaction
141 Inline vs Postprocess Storage Efficiency
142 Storage Efficiency Reporting
143 Deduplication Compression and Compaction Configuration
144 Deduplication Compression and Compaction Configuration
Performance and Storage QoS
145 Introduction
146 ONTAP Performance Overview
147 Collecting Performance Statistics
148 Storage QoS
149 Storage QoS Configuration
150 Application Aware Data Management and Balanced Placement
151 AADM and Balanced Placement Configuration
Snapshots
152 Introduction
153 Snapshot Operation
154 SnapDrive SnapManager and SnapCenter
155 Snapshot Schedules
156 Snapshot Scheduling Strategies
157 Snapshot Restores
158 Snapshot Defaults and Policies
159 Snapshot Defaults and Policies
160 Restoring Snapshots from Windows Clients
161 Restoring Snapshots from Linux Clients
162 Restoring Snapshots from SnapRestore
163 FlexClone
164 FlexClone Configuration
Data Protection
165 Introduction
166 Data Protection Overview
167 SyncMirror
168 SyncMirror Configuration
169 High Availability
170 The RDB Replicated Database Quorum and Epsilon
171 The SnapMirror Engine
172 SnapMirror Synchronous and Asynchronous
173 SnapMirror Fan In Fan Out and Cascades
174 Load Sharing Mirrors
175 SnapMirror Engine Configuration
176 Load Sharing Mirrors Configuration
177 SnapMirror and SnapVault Initial Peering Setup
178 SnapMirror and SnapVault Initial Setup Configuration
179 SnapMirror and SnapVault Initial Setup Configuration
180 SnapMirror Data Protection Mirrors
181 SnapMirror Data Protection Mirror Configuration
182 SnapMirror Data Protection Mirror Configuration
183 SnapVault
184 SnapVault Configuration
185 SnapVault Configuration
186 Unified Replication
187 Unified Replication Configuration
188 Unified Replication Configuration
189 SnapMirror for SVMs
190 SnapMirror for SVMs Configuration
191 SnapMirror for SVMs Configuration
192 Tape Backups
193 MetroCluster
Fabric Pool
194 Introduction
195 FabricPool
196 FabricPool Configuration
197 FabricPool Configuration
198 Thank You
BONUS Recommended Practice Tests
199 Bonus NCDA Practice Tests
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