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David Sellens

David Sellens

David has been in the computer industry for over 30 years and has been working with VMware since 2005. He has been focused on comptuer training for the past 10+ years and recently became a consultant doing Business Analysis and VMware Installations. David not only teaches, but also authors courses for certification. He has been certified on VMware since February of 2005, carries multiple Microsoft and Novell certifications, as well as Cicso's CCNA.



What is Certified Virtualization Expert Official Certification?

CVE and CVE 4.0 Candidates
Candidates for this exam typically work in a Virtual Infrastructure environment where they are responsible for the implementation and configuration of virtualized servers using VMware ESX or ESXi Server and VMware VirtualCenter Server. Their organizations use VMware ESX Server to reduce the number of physical servers required to run their business through the virtualization of existing servers, reducing space requirements and the cost of electricity and cooling, due to the reduction in the number physical servers.

Candidates should have six months to a year of experience in monitoring, analyzing, and planning the use of VMware ESX Server in a medium-size to enterprise-size computing environment.

The qualified candidate for this exam will have learned all aspects of planning, architecting, installation, configuration, deployment, analyzing, backing up, monitoring, and securing a VMware Virtual Infrastructure consisting of ESX/ESXi Servers and the virtual machines created on them. Candidates become qualified to take this certification exam by attending one of the VMware Ultimate Bootcamps® worldwide.

Certified Virtualization Expert® Objective
The objective of the Certified Virtualization Expert® (CVE®) designation is to confirm upon the certificate holder the best of breed of virtual infrastructure professional certifications. The CVE® conveys that the individual who achieves the certification not only has the certificate, but more importantly possesses the in-depth knowledge related to virtual design, maintenance, and infrastructure management, is a subject matter expert in the field of virtualization, and that his/her training is current, relevant, and complete.

Why Should Individuals Get Certified?
Certification can lead to better visibility, opportunities, and jobs. In today's increasingly complex and highly-specialized economy, credentials are everything. Sure, the student knows that he/she has the skills to do the job, but how do they convince potential customers and employers? For many career-minded professionals, certification is often the answer.

For IT professionals, it is recognized as a valuable way to prove professional credentials to employers and the general public. For others, the topic can generate a puzzled response. Why become certified? Isn't a college degree and/or years of practical hands-on experience enough to establish one's credentials? Either response of yes or no is correct, depending on your clientele and colleagues.

How to get a CVE® Certification
1. Attend an Official Ultimate Bootcamp® prior to taking the test.
2. Pass the CVE® exam with a score of 75% or better.
3. The CVE® exam is 2 hours in length, consists of 80 questions covering critical virtualization technologies in use today.



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Course Introduction
Course Introduction
Chapter 1 - Course Introduction and Methodology
Topic: Course Methodology
Certified Virtualization Expert (CVE) Certification
Demo - Certification Info and Exam Purchase Process
Demo - Access the Student FTP Site
Chapter 01 Review
Chapter 2 - vSphere 4 Overview
Topic: vSphere 4 New Technology Overview
vSphere 4
New Features - Continued
VMware vCenter Server Heartbeat
vCenter Server Heartbeat
VMware vCenter Chargeback
VMware Data Recovery
VMware Converter 4.01
VMware vCenter Converter 4.01 versions comparison
VMware Converter Standalone
VMware vCenter Orchestrator
VMware vCenter CapacityIQ
Topic: Licensing
vCenter Server and ESX Server Licensing Model
Manage vSphere Licenses
VI3 License Types and Pricing (per 2 Sockets)
vSphere Essentials for Small Business
vSphere 4 License Types and Pricing (per 1 Socket)
Topic: vSphere Requirements
Physical Hardware Requirements for ESX
Service Console (SC or COS)
Default and Suggested Partition Scheme
vCenter Server 4 Minimum Requirements
Order of Installation
vCenter Server Database Overview
vCenter Database Sizing
Demo - vCenter Database Sizing
vCenter Server 4 Database Sizing
Chapter 02 Review
Chapter 3 - Upgrade or Migrate to vSphere 4
Topic: Upgrades and Migrations
Upgrade Methodology
Upgrade VirtualCenter to a new version
ESX Migration to new hardware 3.x to any version
ESX 4.x Migration to new hardware ESX Enterprise Plus Environment
ESX Upgrade using Update Manager
ESX Upgrade Using vSphere Host Update Utility
Overview of Scripted Installation / Upgrade
ESX Post Upgrade Considerations
Upgrade the Virtual Machines
Use the vSphere Client to Upgrade the VMware Tools
Use vSphere Client to Upgrade Virtual Machine Hardware
Use Update Manager to Upgrade Virtual Machines
Chapter 03 Review
Chapter 4 - Managing vSphere 4.0
Topic: Host Profiles
Host Profiles Overview
Create Host Profile
Edit Host Profile
Attach Host Profile
Check Compliance with Host Profile
Apply Host Profile
Export a Host Profile
Topic: Linked Mode Group of vCenter Servers
Linked vCenter Servers Overview
Linked Mode Group Prerequisites
Create a Linked Mode Group
Manage Multiple vCenters
Chapter 04 Review
Chapter 5 - Configuring Networking
Topic: Networking Overview
Networking Terms
vSphere 4 Virtual Switch Types
Virtual Switch and Connection Type Identification
Standard Switch Overview
Topic: vNetwork Distributed Virtual Switches
Distributed vSwitch Overview
Creating a Distributed Virtual Switch
Edit dvSwitch Settings
Edit dvSwitch Policy Settings
Edit dvSwitch Port Group Settings
Add Host or Add NIC
Cisco Nexus 1000v Virtual Switch
Nexus 1000v Architecture
Migrate Virtual Machine Networking
Chapter 05 Review
Chapter 6 - Configuring Storage
Topic: Storage Concepts
Storage Terms
SAN vs. NAS in vSphere
SAN Storage Overview
Multipathing
Path and Device Naming
Pluggable Storage Architecture - PSA
Native Multipathing Plugin (NMP)
Path Selection Considerations
Viewing Multipathing
Multipathing Commands
PSA Commands
Multipathing Command Examples
Topic: iSCSI Storage (GUI & Command Line)
Internet Small Computers Systems Interface (iSCSI) Overview
iSCSI Terms for ESX / ESXi
ESX / ESXi and iSCSI SAN Environment and Addressing
Hardware vs. Software Initiators
Multipathing with iSCSI
iSCSI Software Initiator Networking
Configuring iSCSI
Configure Software Initiator
Bind VMkernel ports to Storage Adapter
Discovering iSCSI Targets
Enable Jumbo Frames
Configure Software Initiator: CHAP Authentication
Software iSCSI Adapter Enable/Disable/Scan
iSCSI Configuration Options (CLI)
View and Configure iSCSI Adapter (CLI)
iSCSI Software Initiator Troubleshooting
Topic: Fibre Channel Storage
Multipathing with Fibre Channel
Topic: VMFS Datastores (GUI & Command Line)
LUN Identification using
Partition Alignment using fdisk
Demo - Disk Partitioning
VMFS Operations - vmkfstools
Storage Views
Topic: NAS Storage and NFS Datastores (GUI & Command Line)
Network Attached Storage (NAS) and ESX Server
Demo - Windows NFS Server Setup
Chapter 06 Review
Chapter 7 - Virtual Machine Enhancements
Topic: Virtual Machine Enhancements Overview
VM Virtual Hardware
Types of Virtual NICs (vNIC)
Hot Add Memory and CPUs
VM Properties - Hot Plug Virtual Hardware
VM Properties - Options tab
VMDirectPath
vmware-cmd
Topic: New Virtual Disk Enhancements
Thin Provisioning
Virtual Disk
Virtual SCSI Controller Type
Demo - Paravirtualized SCSI Install
Topic: Virtual Appliances
Import Virtual Appliances
Export VM to OVF Format
Chapter 07 Review
Chapter 8 - Disaster Recovery and Backup
Topic: High Availability (HA)
VMware High Availability
VMware HA in Action
Configure HA Cluster
VMware HA: Virtual Machine Options
HA VM Monitoring
Viewing your HA Cluster
Demo - HA in Action
Topic: VM Fault Tolerance
Fault Tolerance Overview
Fault Tolerance Requirements
Configure VMkernel NIC
Turn on Host Certificate Checking
Turn on Fault Tolerance
Topic: VMware Data Recovery
Backup Strategies for VMs
VMware Consolidated Backup (VCB) Features
What is Data Recovery?
Configure Data Recovery
Configure Virtual Appliance
Configure VMs to Backup
Configure Data Recovery Appliance and Setup Backup Job
Restore a Single File from Backup
esXpress v3.6.1
esXpress v3.6.1 - vCenter Plugin
Chapter 08 Review
Chapter 9 - Security Enhancements
Topic: Controlling User Access
Roles
Privileges Explained
Topic: Managing Firewalls
Firewall Configurations
TCP & UDP Ports
Topic: VMsafe and vShield Zones
Vmsafe Overview
VMsafe Partners as of 10/1/09
vShield Zones Overview
vShield VM Wall Features
vShield VM Flow Features
Topic: VMkernel Protection
Web Access on ESX Hosts Disabled
Chapter 09 Review
Chapter 10 - Resource Management
Topic: VMotion and Storage VMotion
Virtual Machine Migration
VM Map View
Storage VMotion Migration
Requirements for Storage VMotion
Remote Command-Line (RCLI)
(RCLI) Non-interactive Mode: SVMotion Examples
Storage VMotion Plug-in for vCenter 2.5
Storage VMotion in vSphere 4
Enhanced VMotion Compatibility (EVC)
Topic: Performance Monitoring
Monitoring the DRS Cluster - DRS Resource Distribution Graph
Distributed Power Management (DPM)
Memory Overhead
Problem: High Memory Utilization
Demo - Memory and CPU Utilization
Topic: Configuring Alarms
vCenter Alarms
Alarm Settings
Default Alarms in vCenter
Configure vCenter Notifications
Topic: ESX and vCenter Logs
Sending Logs to a syslog Server
ESX Log File Locations
Demo - Log Dumps
Chapter 10 Review
Course Closure



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