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Managing NAS and Performance on Clustered Data ONTAP Course Number: 13419 Category: Technical Duration: 5 Days Managing NAS and Performance on Clustered Data ONTAP Course Number: 13419 Category: Technical Duration: 5 days Overview This course combines CIFS, NFS, and performance analysis topics into a single, in-depth one-week course. It provides the knowledge and skills that you need to administer CIFS version 1.x to 2.x and NFS versions 3, 4, and 4.1 in a clustered Data ONTAP® operating system. You also learn the skills you need to collect and analyze performance data from NetApp® storage systems. Objectives Lesson objectives help students become comfortable with the course, and also provide a means to evaluate learning. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: Describe CIFS and NFS protocols Describe configuration in the clustered Data ONTAP operating system Use the Data ONTAP PowerShell Toolkit to write PowerShell scripts Use Data ONTAP operating system to configure home directories Review performance management for CIFS and NFS environments Explain troubleshooting techniques for NetApp storage systems and for clients who use the CIFS and NFS protocols Describe how data flows through the network and protocol layers of clustered Data ONTAP Define performance-related terms and describe basic methodologies Identify the methods that can be used to monitor and analyze storage system performance Explain how methods and tools can be used to collect performance data Use command output to analyze system performance Use command output from case studies to identify performance bottlenecks Implement configuration for recommended practices for resiliency and performance Locate resources and information that help you maximize system performance www.productivitypoint.com Productivity Point Global [email protected] Course No.13419 888-928-0444 Page 1 of 4 Outline Module 1 How a NetApp Storage System Works Module 5 OnCommand Management Tools Describe the layers within the Data ONTAP List the three categories of performance architecture tools List the advantages that are provided by the Explain the features and functions of ability of WAFL to optimize writes Insight Perform Explain the purpose of NVRAM Explain the features and functions of Diagram the flow of read and write requests OnCommand Balance through the network and protocol layers of Use OnCommand management tools to Data ONTAP view performance data Describe the benefits that RAID provides Module 6 Storage QoS Module 2 Performance Overview Discuss how the Storage Quality of Service Define performance-related terms, such as (QoS) feature works in a clustered Data “baseline,” “bottleneck,” “Little’s law,” and ONTAP environment “latency” Identify the commands that are used to Describe baseline performance guidelines manage policy groups and methodologies as they relate to Monitor workload performance NetApp storage systems Module 7 NFS Overview Module 3 Clustered Storage System Workloads and Bottlenecks Define NFS List use cases for NFS Differentiate between NFS protocol Gather information about the workload of versions Discuss the two implementations an existing storage system of Data ONTAPNetApp Identify the storage system components Module 8 NFS Version 3 that can affect performance—become Discuss NFS version 3 (NFSv3) features bottlenecks Describe Data ONTAP support for NFSv3 Module 4 Cluster Performance Monitoring and Explain use cases for NFSv3 Analysis Configure Data ONTAP operating in 7-Mode to use the NFSv3 protocol Describe the performance analysis tools Configure clustered Data ONTAP to use the and commands that are commonly used for NFSv3 protocol cluster health checks Describe NFSv3 security 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 www.productivitypoint.com Productivity Point Global [email protected] Course No.13419 888-928-0444 Page 2 of 4 Module 9 NFS Version 4 Module 12 CIFS Overview Discuss NFS version 4 (NFSv4) features Differentiate between CIFS protocol Describe Data ONTAP support for NFSv4 versions Explain use cases for NFSv4 List the CIFS supported environments Configure Data ONTAP operating in 7-Mode Explain how CIFS authenticates resources in to use the NFSv4 protocol a workgroup environment and a domain environment Configure clustered Data ONTAP to use the NFSv4 protocol Discuss the two implementations of Data ONTAP Describe NFSv4 security2NetApp Module 13 SMB Setup Module 10 NFS Version 4.1 Configure workgroup authentication for a Discuss NFS version 4.1 (NFSv4.1) and storage system with Data ONTAP operating parallel NFS (pNFS) features in 7-Mode Describe Data ONTAP support for NFSv4.1 Set up a storage system with clustered Data and pNFS ONTAP for Windows domain authentication Explain use cases for NFSv4.1 and pNFS Configure Windows domain authentication Configure clustered Data ONTAP to use the for a storage system with Data ONTAP NFSv4.1 protocol operating in 7-Mode Configure a Linux host to use the NFSv4.1 Module 14 Shares and Sessions protocol List the default shares Module 11 Performance and Basic Troubleshooting Display all shares that are available on the storage system Discuss the factors that influence Configure a client machine to access any NFS performance share List the tools that are used to capture Define sparse files and set their attributes NFS performance statistics Identify the CIFS sessions that are Recognize areas in which issues might arise established by accessing a share on the Explain the interactions between CIFS and storage system NFS name mapping Add, modify, and delete shares Describe basic NFS troubleshooting between storage systems, the Linux client, and the network Discuss troubleshooting NFS locks and leases www.productivitypoint.com Productivity Point Global [email protected] Course No.13419 888-928-0444 Page 3 of 4 Module 15 Access Control Configure CIFS security settings Implement symbolic links and widelinks Use the CLI, OnCommand System Manager, or Microsoft tools to add, delete, and Module 17 PowerShell and the Data ONTAP modify the access permissions of shares PowerShell Toolkit Use Microsoft tools to add, delete, and modify the access permissions of files and Describe Microsoft PowerShell folders Configure a Microsoft Windows host to Use access-based enumeration work with the Data ONTAP Software Create local users Development Kit (SDK) Create local groups Explain how the Data ONTAP SDK can be used to script storage features Determine and verify user mappings for CIFS users that access NTFS and UNIX List the methods of using PowerShell volumes or qtrees Explain how to create simple scripts Configure file policies2NetApp Redirect output results to log files Use PowerShell to make Windows Module 16 Advanced Topics Management Instrumentation (WMI) calls Discuss opportunistic locks (oplocks) Module 18 Performance and Basic Troubleshooting implementation within the Data ONTAP operating system Discuss the factors that influence Describe metacache support for Clustered CIFS performance Data ONTAP List the tools that are used to capture Explain support for BranchCache CIFS performance statistics Configure auditing Recognize areas in which issues might arise Set up home directory shares Describe basic CIFS troubleshooting Describe group policy object between storage systems, a Windows implementation within the Data ONTAP client, the authentication mechanism, and operating system the network Discuss troubleshooting SMB 3.0 locks www.productivitypoint.com Productivity Point Global [email protected] Course No.13419 888-928-0444 Page 4 of 4 .
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