Esquema Detallado del Curso
Module 1: NFS Overview
- Data fabric layers
- NFS
- NFS protocol versions
- NFSv2 and NFSv3
- Ancillary protocols
- NFSv4
- ONTAP 9 NFS enhancements
- ONTAP 9 configuration
- SVM with Infinite Volume
Module 2: NFS Version 3
- Capabilities
- Features
- Client support
- NFSv3 implementation
- NFSv3 export policy
- Export policies and volumes
- Access cache
- Mounts
- User authentication
- Accounts
- Auxiliary GIDs
- ANON setting
- UNIX permissions
Module 3: NFS Version 4 [*] Features [*] NFSv4 connection [*] Mount process [*] Referrals [*] Delegation and usage [*] NFSv4 Implementation [*] Security
- RPCSEC_GSS
- Key distribution center
- Kerberos authentication
- Access control lists
- ACE permissions
[*] NFSv4 infrastructure [*] UID and GID [*] Snapshot directories [/list]
Module 4: NFS Version 4.1
- Connection
- Reliable callbacks
- Sessions
- Layouts
- pNFS
- pNFS vs. referrals
- ONTAP 9 support
- NFSv4.1 implementation
- pNFS status
Module 5: Performance and Basic Troubleshooting
- Performance management
- Performance issues
- Factors that affect NFS performance
- RAID factors
- NFS data collection
- Performance and statistic collector (Perfstat)
- Recommended statistics
- The SIO utility
- Multiprotocol
- Security style interaction
- UNIX user access
- Storage system configuration
- Linux client troubleshooting
- NFS troubleshooting
- Network troubleshooting
- Check access command
Module 6: SMB Overview
- Data fabric
- Data fabric layers
- CIFS and SMB protocols
- NT LAN manager
- Kerberos authentication
- Active Directory
- Workgroup environments
- NetApp PowerShell toolkit
Module 7: SMB Setup
- SMB implementation
- Licensing CIFS
- SVM for SMB access
- FlexVol volumes
- DNS entries for the SVM
- SMB share access
Module 8: SMB Shares and Sessions
- SMB share
- Creating a share
- Client access
- SMB automatic referrals
- SMB sessions
- Session administration
- SMB encryption
- Offline folders
- Offloaded data transfer
Module 9: Access Control
- Share permission administration
- Access-based enumeration
- Dynamic access control
- File blocking policies
- Local users
- Workgroup authentication
- Multiprotocol access
Module 10: Advanced Topics
- Microsoft opportunistic Lock (oplock) features
- Automatic home share
- Group policy object (GPO)
- Symlinks
- Widelinks
Module 11: BranchCache
- Versions
- BranchCache environment configurations
- ONTAP 9 BranchCache
- BranchCache installation on Windows Servers
- BranchCache configuration on Windows clients
Appendix B: Auditing
- Auditing concepts
- Terminology
- ONTAP 9 auditing process
- Implemtent auditing
- Output file format
Module 12: How a NetApp Storage System Works
- Describe the layers within the Data ONTAP architecture
- List the advantages that are provided by the ability of WAFL to optimize writes
- Explain the purpose of NVRAM
- Diagram the flow of read and write requests through the network and protocol layers of Data ONTAP
- Describe the benefits that RAID provides
Module 13: Performance Overview
- Define performance-related terms, such as “baseline,” “bottleneck,” “Little’s law,” and “latency”
- Describe baseline performance guidelines and methodologies as they relate to NetApp storage systems
Module 14: Clustered Storage System Workloads and Bottlenecks
- Gather information about the workload of an existing storage system
- Identify the storage system components that can affect performance—become bottlenecks
Module 15: Cluster Performance Monitoring and Analysis
- Describe the performance analysis tools and commands that are commonly used for cluster health checks
- Identify the key performance commands and describe the command output that they produce
- Explain how to use NetApp tools for performance measurement
- Describe the benefits of using the AutoSupport support tool for performance analysis
Module 16: OnCommand Management Tools
- List the three categories of performance tools
- Explain the features and functions of Insight Perform
- Explain the features and functions of OnCommand Balance
- Use OnCommand management tools to view performance data
Module 17: Storage QoS
- Discuss how the Storage Quality of Service (QoS) feature works in a clustered Data ONTAP environment
- Identify the commands that are used to manage policy groups
- Monitor workload performance
Labs
- Adding a cluster
- Configuring a storage virtual machine for NFSv3
- Configuring a storage virtual machine for NFSv4
- Configuring a storage virtual machine for NFSv4.1
- Configure clustered ONTAP for NFS active directory authentication
- Configuring Windows for NFS active directory authentication
- Configuring Linux for NFS active directory authentication
- Install NetApp PowerShell Toolkit and configure for use
- Create a Storage Virtual Machine (SVM) and configure it for SMB access
- Create an SMB share, connect to the share from your Windows client, and manage SMB sessions
- Create a domain user, restrict share-level permissions
- Create a local user group and give share-level permissions
- Create a multiprotocol configuration and enable a root Linux user to be mapped to the Windows domain administrator
- Configure home directories and symbolic links on the SVM
- Identify the exercise environment
- Log in to the exercise environment
- Add a cluster to OnCommand System Manager
- Configure SNMP public community name
- Identify clustered Data ONTAP components
- Set the clustered Data ONTAP command line system timeout value (optional)
- Examine the statistics catalog commands
- Examine the statistics start and statistics show commands
- Defining workload characteristics
- Perform initial health checks on the cluster
- Baseline performance monitoring from the cluster shell
- Performance monitoring from the cluster shell
- Unlock diag userid
- Using the performance and statistics collector (Perfstat)
- Reactively limit thoughput to a workload by associating the workload with QoS policy group
- Proactively monitor workload performance by associating a workload with a QoS policy group
- Isolate a tenant workload by associating the workload with a QoS policy group