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DescriptionThis course reviews HP 3PAR hardware and architecture along with providing administrators insight into the constructs within the HP 3PAR array family. Topics include Management Console (MC) and Command Line Interface (CLI), Common Provisioning Groups, Thin Provisioning, data encryption used by self-encrypting drives and Virtual Lock. Dynamic Optimization and Adaptive Optimization are also discussed. Virtual Copies and Physical Copies are addressed as well. The course is approximately 50 percent lecture and 50 percent hands-on labs using HP 3PAR arrays. Note: hosts used are MS Windows.
Objectives.
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
Explain the HP 3PAR current hardware offerings: including the 7000 series, 7000c series, and the V-Series (10000).
Know the numbering schemes for the HP 3PAR hardware components (controllers, physical disks, ports).
Understand data flow and communication concepts in an HP 3PAR controller node.
Use Management Console and CLI and SSMC to perform administrative tasks.
Set-up a Common Provisioning Group (CPG).
Create a Thin Provisioned Virtual Volume (TPVV) and a Thin Dedup Virtual Volume (TDVV).
Create a Virtual Copy Volume (Snapshot).
Convert a Virtual Volume from fully-provisioned to thin-provisioned.
Use HP 3PAR info to analyze luns presented to hosts.
Use Autonomic Groups (Host Sets and Volume Sets) to simplify provisioning storage.
Change volume RAID, availability, and service levels using Dynamic Optimization.
Work with Virtual Lock for Virtual Volumes and Snapshots.
Administer Virtual Volumes using the CLI, SSMC, and Management Console to manage space.
Topics.HP 3PAR Solution Overview.
HP 3PAR Array Management: MC, SSMC and CLI.
7000 Series Hardware Overview.
10000 Series Hardware Overview.
Storage Concepts and Terminology.
Storage Configuration.
Host Connectivity and Storage Allocation.
Autonomic Groups and Virtual Lock.
Dynamic Optimization.
Thin Technologies.
Local Replication: Virtual and Physical Copy.
SSMC 2.0 Overview.
Deduplication.
Adaptive Flash Cache.
File Persona.
AudienceHP 3PAR administrators who desire training on basic concepts and best practices needed to administer the array.
PrerequisitesAn understanding of general storage concepts including fibre channel technologies and RAID.
Operator level functionality in a Windows environment. (Labs are performed on a Windows host.).
Duration.
Three days.