(HK902) Managing HPE 3PAR StoreServ I Training

Course 1649

  • Duration: 3 days
  • Language: English
  • Level: Foundation

This 3 day IDL overviews 3PAR hardware and architecture along with giving administrators insight in to the constructs within the 3PAR array family. Students will explore Virtual Volumes and Thin Provisioning along with performing other administrative tasks via both GUI and CLI methods. The class discusses local and remote data copies along with reporting, scheduling and space management.

  • Students should have an understanding of general storage concepts, preferably having studied Fibre Channel theory, and should at least be OS proficient at the 'operator' level.

Learning Tree Training Vouchers cannot be used to pay for the tuition fee for this course.

This course is delivered by a Learning Tree approved training partner.

(HK902) Managing HPE 3PAR StoreServ I Training Delivery Methods

  • After-course instructor coaching benefit
  • Learning Tree end-of-course exam included

(HK902) Managing HPE 3PAR StoreServ I Training Course Benefits

Know the numbering schemes for the HP 3PAR hardware componentsUnderstand data flow and communication concepts in an HP 3PAR controller nodeUse Management Console 4.3 GUI and CLISet-up a Common Provisioning Group (CPG) and manage alertsCreate a Thin Provisioned Virtual Volume (TPVV)Use Autonomic Groups to simplify provisioning storageChange volume RAID, availability, and service levels using Dynamic OptimizationAdminister Virtual Volumes using the CLI and Management Console 4.3 GUI to manage spaceCreate a Virtual Copy Volume (Snapshot)Create, manage, and remove a Virtual Domain

Managing HPE 3PAR StoreServ I Training Outline

  • Benefits and advantages of HP 3PAR technology vs. traditional arrays
  • HP 3PAR hardware offerings
  • Basic HP 3PAR high availability advantages
  • Advantages of cache persistence and persistent ports
  • Data flow and communication concepts in an HP 3PAR controller node
  • Installing Management Console GUI and Command Line (CLI)
  • Logging to the GUI and CLI
  • GUI basic features and CLI basic commands
  • Management Console GUI and CLI benefits
  • HP 3PAR controller options basics
  • Drive cage expandability options
  • HP 3PAR hardware components basics
  • HP 3PAR hardware components numbering schemes
  • Gen3 and Gen4 ASIC chip functionality
  • HP 3PAR provisioning terminology
  • HP 3PAR concept of a disk chunklet and Logical Disk (LD)
  • HP 3PAR concept of a Common Provisioning Group (CPG)
  • HP 3PAR Virtual Volumes (VV) types
  • CPGs using Management Console GUI and CLI
  • Fully provisioned and thin provisioned VVs using Management Console GUI and CLI
  • Supported operating systems
  • How to prepare a host to access an HP 3PAR storage array
  • Creating hosts in an HP 3PAR storage array
  • Adding FC ports to a host
  • Export VVs to a host as VLUNs
  • Uexport VVs/VLUNs from a host
  • Using Management Console GUI and CLI to work with hosts and storage
  • Host and volume sets advantages
  • Creating and maintaining host and volume sets
  • Management Console GUI and CLI to work with host and volume sets
  • Host and volume sets guidelines and rules
  • Dynamic Optimization (DO) benefits
  • Changing VV RAID level
  • Changing VV setsize and availability level
  • Changing VV service level
  • Changing VV user data and copy space
  • Benefits of the Zero Detection/Thin Persistence feature
  • Administering Virtual Volumes using the CLI to manage space
  • Perform an online Thick to Thin online conversion
  • Virtual and Physical Copy benefits
  • Creating a Virtual Copy volume
  • Physical Copy Functionality
  • Using Management Console GUI and CLI to manage Virtual and Physical Copies
  • Virtual domains concepts
  • User’s privileges for domains
  • Creating and removing a domain
  • Creating and managing domain objects
  • Working with virtual domains using Management Console GUI and CLI

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