Virtual is at Ion Fundamentals

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Virtualisation Fundamentals

What will you learn?

On completion of this one day course, delegates will be able to:

Describe virtualisation, why it is important and the different products available.

Explain different drivers for implementing virtualisation.

Explain the different types of virtualisation and how it works.

Describe the background to workstation virtualisation. Apply knowledge of VMware Workstation to utilise existing virtual machines.

Apply knowledge of VMware Workstation to create Virtual Machines.

Explain how snapshot and clone technology can be used in testing.

Describe how advanced features can be used within VMware.

Apply experience of VMware scenarios from the course to use at individual institutions.

Identify how different Operating Systems handle virtualisation. Describe a basic Microsoft Virtual Server installation.

Describe a basic VMware ESX Server installation.

Describe how one starts to implement virtualisation in the Data Centre.

Describe different technologies that support storage requirements for Virtual Machines. Identify suitable strategies for Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity.

Describe methods of troubleshooting VMware Workstation.

Identify possible problems when managing VMware ESX Server.

Apply knowledge of Hardware and Storage troubleshooting to assist with future

diagnostics.

Demonstrate awareness of virtualisation in hardware developments.

Show awareness of current virtualisation shortcomings and what may be addressed in thefuture.

Describe network specific future developments including virtual switch technology.

IT disaster recovery plan best practices: Fundamentals in DR planning

In an IT disaster recovery plan, the business impact analysis and risk analysis are the foundations

upon which actual contingency planning is based. In this SearchStorage.co.UK Special Report

we focus on these fundamentals of the DR planning project with detailed guides to carrying out

the necessary research and analysis that will uncover the risks your business faces should disasterstrike.

In this Special Report, youll also find out about the differences between IT disaster recovery

planning in physical and virtual server environments, tips aboutnetwork planning outsourcing

for DR and a guide to disaster recovery testing best practices.

Disaster recovery: Risk assessment and business impact analysis
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Risk assessmentand business impact analysis are key stages in disaster recovery planning, but

where do they fit within the DR planning process? In this article Paul Kirvan of the Business

Continuity Institute walks you through the key preliminary stages of IT disaster recoveryplanning.

Podcast: Business impact analysis at heart of disaster recovery

In this podcast Paul Kirvan outlines exactly where abusiness impact analysis fits into an IT

disaster recovery plan and outlines the key steps in the required research and analysis necessaryto carry one out.

Virtualisation disaster recovery planning tutorial

If you are considering or starting to implement virtual servers in your IT environment, you

should be aware of the differences between virtualisation and physical-server environment

disaster recovery planning, preparation and testing.

Network disaster recovery plan basics

A good set of network documentation can prove to be extremely valuable in the event of an

extreme disaster. Learn what to document and make part of yournetwork disaster recovery plan.

Getting started with outsourcing disaster recovery sites

If you are considering disaster recovery outsourcing, there's a lot you need to know. What willthe disaster recovery site include, and what will you get? Use this tip as a short checklist as you

get started with outsourcing disaster recovery.

Disaster recovery testing best practices: Test thoroughly and often

DR testing is something everyone talks about, but it's useless if you don't actually do it. Follow

these DR testing best practicesto ensure you're always prepared for a disaster.

Guidance

Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS)

This guide outlines the critical infrastructure design elements that are key to a successful

implementation of Active Directory Certificate Services. Using this guide will result in acertificate services design that is optimized to meet the needs of your organization at the lowest

cost.Launch the download of the IPD guide for the Active Directory Certificate Services

(AD CS).

Active Directory Domain Services
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This guide is intended to assist designers in the decision-making process by providing a clear and

concise path for designing the Active Directory infrastructure. When used in conjunction with

product documentation, the guide will help you confidently plan an Active Directoryimplementation. A sample job aid is included for recording the decisions made during the design

process. Launch the download of the IPD guide for Active Directory Domain Services.

DirectAccess

This guideprovides actionable guidance for designing a DirectAccess infrastructure. The guideseasy-to-follow, four-step process gives a straightforward explanation of the infrastructure

required for clients to be connected from the Internet to resources on the corporate network,

whether or not the organization has begun deploying IPv6.Launch the download of the IPD

guide for DirectAccess.

Dynamic Datacenter

The design process in this guide allows your organization to strategically plan a DynamicDatacenter infrastructure that is designed for ease of manageability. A key benefit of the guide is

a single set of requirements that is tracked throughout the entire design process and thentransferred to the appropriate supporting Infrastructure Planning and Design guides. This ensures

that the assembled architectures are effectively coordinated and work together efficiently. With

this guide, you can design a Dynamic Datacenter infrastructure that will allow your organizationto be responsive to changing market conditions by presenting new ways to develop, deliver,

deploy, and manage applications and IT infrastructures. Launch the download of the IPDguide for the Dynamic Datacenter.

Exchange OnlineEvaluating Software-plus-Services

This guide provides a clear comparison of e-mail technologies across on-premises, standardhosting, and dedicated hosting scenarios. Use the guide as a framework for evaluating the

technical feasibility of Microsoft Exchange Online. The guide provides an overall scoring

assessment for each option, identifying key mail services and requirements for your organization.It can help you understand the impact of adopting software-plus-services, weigh the importance

of each topic to your organization, and learn which offering will serve you best. Launch thedownload of the IPD guide for Exchange Online - Evaluating Software-plus-Services.

Exchange Server 2010

This guide provides actionable guidance for designing an Exchange Server 2010 infrastructure.The step-by-step process gives a straightforward explanation of the key steps required for a

successful implementation.Launch the download of the IPD guide for Exchange Server

2010.

File Services
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This guide provides the basic building blocks upon which many other infrastructure services are

based. Key information is provided to bring your infrastructure up to date, saving you time and

money. Each phase is thoroughly explained in easy-to-follow steps, helping you efficientlynavigate through the process of managing your infrastructure.Launch the download of the IPDguide for File Services.

Forefront Identity Manager 2010

This guide provides actionable guidance for designing a FIM 2010 infrastructure. Follow thestep-by-step process to determine the FIM components necessary for fulfilling your

organizations identity-management needs, and design an infrastructure with the right

deployment topology for meeting your performance and availability requirements.Launch the

download of the IPD guide for Forefront Identity Manager 2010.

Internet Information Services

This guide provides a consistent structure for addressing the decisions and activities critical tothe successful implementation of the IIS 7.5 and IIS 7.0 infrastructure. It addresses key issues

such as resource, application, and hosting requirements, and helps you determine the capacityneeded from the proposed hosting infrastructure. Launch the download of the IPD guide for

Internet Information Services.

Microsoft Application Virtualization 4.6

This guide provides actionable guidance for planning your application virtualizationinfrastructure. This IPD guide now includes information on how App-V supports Windows 7 and

Windows Server 2008 R2, including such features as BranchCache; support for 64-bit clients;

and server-sizing data. Launch the download of the IPD guide for Microsoft ApplicationVirtualization 4.6.

Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization

This guide outlines the critical infrastructure design elements that are crucial to a successful

implementation of Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization (MED-V). It guides you through

the four-step process of designing components, layout, and connectivity in a logical, sequentialorder. Identification of the MED-V server instances required is presented in simple, easy-to-

follow steps, helping you deliver managed virtual machines to end users. Launch the downloadof the IPD guide for MED-V.

Microsoft Forefront Unified Access Gateway (Forefront UAG)

This guide outlines the critical infrastructure design elements that are key to a successfulimplementation of Forefront Unified Access Gateway (Forefront UAG). The reader is guided

through the logical three-step process of selecting the Forefront UAG features required,

determining the number of instances, and designing the infrastructure. If access logging isrequired, the guide leads the reader through selecting and designing the most appropriate data
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store.Launch the download of the IPD guide for Microsoft Forefront Unified AccessGateway.

Print Services

This guide provides you with key information to bring your print infrastructure up to date, savingyou time and money. Strategically planning your print infrastructure can help you serve your

customers more reliably. Use this guide to determine the scope of the services and choose to

partially or completely redesign your infrastructure. Each phase is thoroughly explained in easy-to-follow steps, helping you to efficiently navigate through the process of managing your

infrastructure. Launch the download of the IPD guide for Print Services.

Selecting the Right NAP Architecture

The objective of this guide is to provide a consistent structure for addressing the decisions and

activities most critical to the successful implementation of the Microsoft Network Access

Protection (NAP) infrastructure. Launch the download of the IPD guide for Selecting theRight NAP Architecture.

Selecting the Right Virtualization Technology

The objective of this guide is to enable the reader to rapidly and accurately select whichMicrosoft virtualization technology or technologies to use for specific scenarios.Launch the

download of the IPD guide for Selecting the Right Virtualization Technology.

Series Introduction version 2.0

This guide is an updated introduction to the Infrastructure Planning and Design series, includinginformation on the background and document structure of IPD. Launch the download of the

IPD Series Introduction.

SharePoint OnlineEvaluating Software-plus-Services

This guide presents a clear comparison of SharePoint collaboration technologies across on-

premises, standard hosting, and dedicated hosting scenarios. It is designed to be used as aframework for evaluating the business and technical feasibility of moving to Microsoft

SharePoint Online. It identifies key SharePoint workloads, and provides a customized

assessment to help the organization determine which offering best meets the organizations

requirements. Launch the download of the IPD guide for SharePoint OnlineEvaluatingSoftware-plus-Services.

SQL Server 2008

This guide, when used in conjunction with product documentation, will help companies

confidently plan the implementation of a SQL Server 2008 infrastructure. It addressesfundamental tasks to help you identify which SQL Server roles will be needed as well as to
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determine the infrastructures components, server placement, and the fault-tolerance

configuration to meet necessary requirements.Launch the download of the IPD guide for SQL

Server 2008.

System Center Configuration Manager 2007 SP1 with R2

This guide enables you to quickly select which Configuration Manager features your

organization needs in order to meet business requirements. It walks you through the process of

determining which site roles are required in order to support those features, making this a lessdaunting task. The guide drives you through Configuration Manager infrastructure design

decisions in a logical, sequential order. It accelerates the infrastructure design process by

leveraging best practice guidance from the product group and subject matter experts. Using this

guide can help you make the best decisions for successfully optimizing your infrastructure tobest meet business requirements. Launch the download of the IPD guide for System CenterConfiguration Manager 2007 SP1 with R2.

System Center Data Protection Manager 2007 with SP1

This guide leads you through the infrastructure design process in a logical, sequential order. Theguide enables you to quickly identify the types of data that will be protected, what the recovery

goals are, and the protection strategy to achieve those goals. Launch the download of the IPDguide for System Center Data Protection Manager 2007 with SP1.

System Center Operations Manager 2007


implementation of System Center Operations Manager. It guides you through the process of

designing components, layout, and connectivity in a logical, sequential order. It presentsidentification and design of the required management groups in easy-to-follow steps, helping youto design and optimize management infrastructure. Launch the download of the IPD guide forSystem Center Operations Manager 2007.

System Center Service Manager 2010

This guide provides actionable guidance for designing a Service Manager 2010 infrastructure.The guides easy-to-follow process gives a straightforward explanation of the key steps required

for a successful implementation. Launch the download of the IPD guide for System CenterService Manager 2010.

System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008

This guide outlines the critical infrastructure design elements that are crucial to a successfulimplementation of VMM. Its simple, easy-to-follow steps help you to centralize administration

of physical and virtual machines. Launch the download of the IPD guide for System Center

Virtual Machine Manager 2008.
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Terminal Services

This guide leads you step by step through the process of planning a Windows Server 2008

Terminal Services infrastructure. Launch the download of the IPD guide for Windows Server

2008 Terminal Services.

Windows Deployment Services


implementation of Windows Deployment Services. The six-step process in the guide should

result in a design that is sized, configured, and appropriately placed to enable rapid deploymentof Windows operating systems. Launch the download of the IPD guide for WindowsDeployment Services.

Windows Optimized Desktop Scenarios

The Windows Optimized Desktop Scenarios relate the IT and user business requirements for aflexible, efficient, and managed desktop environment to sets of complementary Microsoft

technologies. The guide and supporting tool in this Solution Accelerator use five standard user

scenarios such as Office Worker and Mobile Worker to map requirements to technologies.

Launch the download of the IPD guide for Windows Optimized Desktop Scenarios.

Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services

This guide lays out the key infrastructure design elements that are integral to a successful

implementation of Remote Desktop Services. The reader is guided through the nine-step process

of designing components, layout, and connectivity in a logical, sequential order. Identification of

the RD Session Host farms is presented in a simple, easy-to-follow process, helping the reader todesign and plan centralized virtual data centers. Launch the download of the IPD guide for

Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services.

Windows Server Virtualization


implementation of Windows Server virtualization (WSv). Its simple, easy-to-follow steps help

you to design and plan virtual server data centers. Launch the download of the IPD guide for

Windows Server Virtualization.

Windows User State Virtualization (USV)

This guide helps IT get started planning a Windows USV solution. It can be difficult for IT to

find the right balance between centralized management of business-critical data and a rich user

desktop experience. Follow the stepwise approach in this IPD to gather relevant user and ITrequirements. Then compare and contrast the Windows USV technologies (Folder Redirection,

Offline Files, and Roaming User Profiles) in light of scenarios that are relevant to your business.

Also, leverage the real-world guidance based on subjective analysis of Windows USV
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deployments in mid to large organizations, and interviews with subject matter experts. Launchthe download of the IPD guide for Windows User State Virtualization.
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