VMware vSphere Install, Configure, Manage [V8]
This course features intensive hands-on training that focuses on installing, configuring, and managing VMware vSphere® 8, which includes VMware ESXi™ 8 and VMware vCenter® 8. This course prepares you to administer a vSphere infrastructure for an organization of any size.This course is the foundation for most VMware technologies in the software-defined data center.
Responsible | Mustafa Al-Qadi |
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Last Update | 05/25/2025 |
Completion Time | 11 hours 57 minutes |
Members | 1 |
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Course Introduction11Lessons · 14 min
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Importance
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Learner Objectives (1)
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Learner Objectives (2)
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Preview
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Course Outline
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References (1)
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References (2)
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VMware Online Resources
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VMware Learning Overview
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VMware Certification Overview
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VMware Credentials Overview
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vSphere and Virtualization Overview33Lessons · 48 min
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Importance
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Module Lessons
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vSphere Virtualization Overview
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Learner Objectives
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Video: vSphere Virtualization Overview 1
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Video: vSphere Virtualization Overview 2
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Terminology (1)
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Terminology (2)
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Data Center Physical Infrastructure
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About the Virtual Infrastructure
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About Virtual Machines
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Benefits of Using Virtual Machines
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About vSphere
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Types of Virtualization
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About the Software-Defined Data Center
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About vSphere+
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vSphere+: Accessing Cloud Services
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vSphere User Interfaces
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Review of Learner Objectives
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vSphere Virtualization of Resources
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Learner Objectives
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Video: vSphere Virtualization of Resources
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Virtual Machine: Guest and Consumer of ESXi Host
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Physical and Virtual Architecture
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Physical Resource Sharing
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CPU Virtualization
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Physical and Virtualized Host Memory Usage
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Physical and Virtual Networking
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Physical File Systems and Datastores
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GPU Virtualization
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Sharing GPUs with vSphere Bitfusion
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Key Points
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Installing and Configuring ESXi18Lessons ·
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Importance
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Module Lessons
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Learner Objectives
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About ESXi
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ESXi Installation Requirements
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Interactive ESXi Installation
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Configuring an ESXi Host
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Configuring an ESXi Host: Management Network
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Configuring an ESXi Host: Root Access
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Configuring an ESXi Host: Other Settings
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Time Synchronization for the ESXi Host
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Methods for Synchronizing Time
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Configuring NTP
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Configuring PTP
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Controlling Remote Access to an ESXi Host
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Managing User Accounts: Best Practices
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Key Points
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Deploying and Configuring vCenter74Lessons ·
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Importance
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Module Lessons
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Centralized Management with vCenter
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Learner Objectives
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About the vCenter Management Platform
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About vCenter Server Appliance
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vCenter Services
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vCenter Architecture
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About vCenter Single Sign-On
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vCenter Single Sign-On with Built-In Identity Provider
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About Enhanced Linked Mode
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ESXi and vCenter Communication
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vCenter Scalability
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Deploying vCenter Server Appliance
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Learner Objectives
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Preparing for vCenter Server Appliance Deployment
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vCenter Server Appliance Native GUI Installer
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vCenter Server Appliance Installation
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vCenter Server Appliance Installation: Stage 1
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vCenter Server Appliance Installation: Stage 2
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Getting Started with vCenter
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Configuring vCenter Using the vSphere Client
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vCenter Management Interface
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Multi-homing the vCenter Server Appliance
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Review of Learner Objectives
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vSphere Licensing
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Learner Objectives
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About vSphere Licenses
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vSphere Licensing Overview
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vSphere License Service
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Adding License Keys to vCenter
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Assigning a License to a vSphere Component
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Viewing Licensed Features
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Managing vCenter Inventory
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Learner Objectives
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vSphere Client Main Menu
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Navigating the Inventory
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Views for Hosts, Clusters, VMs, and Templates
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Views for Storage and Networks
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Viewing Object Information
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About Data Center Objects
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Organizing Inventory Objects into Folders
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Adding a Data Center and Organizational Objects to vCenter
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Adding ESXi Hosts to vCenter
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Creating Custom Tags for Inventory Objects
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Review of Learner Objectives
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vCenter Roles and Permissions
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Learner Objectives
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About vCenter Permissions
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About Roles
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About Objects
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Assigning Permissions
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Viewing Roles and User Assignments
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Applying Permissions: Scenario 1
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Applying Permissions: Scenario 2
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Activity: Applying Group Permissions (1)
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Activity: Applying Group Permissions (2)
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Applying Permissions: Scenario 3
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Applying Permissions: Scenario 4
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Creating a Role
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About Global Permissions
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Monitoring vSphere Events
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Learner Objectives
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About vSphere Tasks
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About vSphere Events
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About vCenter Log Levels
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Setting Log Levels
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Forwarding vCenter Log Files to a Remote Host
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Forwarding ESXi Host Log Files to a Remote Host
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Key Points
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Configuring vSphere Networking55Lessons · 1 hr 12 min
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Importance
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Module Lessons
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vSphere Standard Switches
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Learner Objectives
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Video: vSphere Standard Switches 1
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Video: vSphere Standard Switches 2
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About Virtual Switches
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Types of Virtual Switches
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Types of Virtual Switch Connections
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Virtual Switch Connection Examples
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About VLANs and Virtual Switch Tagging
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Viewing Standard Switches
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Adding Standard Switches
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VMkernel Adapter Properties
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VMkernel Adapter Properties: Enabled Services
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Physical Adapter Properties
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Virtual Switch Networking Policies
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Virtual Switch Networking Policies 1
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Video: Virtual Switch Networking Policies 2
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Video: Virtual Switch Networking Policies 3
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About Networking Policies
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Configuring Security Policies
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Traffic-Shaping Policies
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Configuring Outbound Traffic Shaping
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Configuring NIC Teaming and Failover
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Load Balancing Method: Originating Virtual Port ID
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Load Balancing Method: Source MAC Hash
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Load Balancing Method: Source and Destination IP Hash
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Detecting and Handling Network Failure
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Physical Network Considerations
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Activity: Networking Security Policy (1)
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Activity: Networking Security Policy (2)
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Activity: Traffic Shaping Policy (1)
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Activity: Traffic Shaping Policy (2)
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Activity: NIC Teaming and Failover Policy (1)
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Activity: NIC Teaming and Failover Policy (2)
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Review of Learner Objectives
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vSphere Distributed Switches
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Learner Objectives
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Video: vSphere Distributed Switches 1
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Video: vSphere Distributed Switches 2
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About Distributed Switches
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Distributed Switch Architecture
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Standard and Distributed Switches: Shared Features
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Distributed Switch Features
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Viewing Distributed Switches
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Discovery Protocols
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Configuring CDP or LLDP
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About Port Binding
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Configuring Inbound Traffic Shaping
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Load Balancing Method: Physical NIC Load
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Key Points
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Configuring vSphere Storage74Lessons · 1 hr 48 min
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Importance
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Module Lessons
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Storage Concepts
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Learner Objectives
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Preview
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Video: Storage Concepts 2
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Video: Storage Concepts 3
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About Datastores
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Datastore Access Methods
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Datastore Contents
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Datastore Summary
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Storage Overview
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Storage Device Naming Conventions
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Storage Protocol Overview
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About vSphere Virtual Machine File System
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About NFS
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About vSAN
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About vSphere Virtual Volumes
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About Raw Device Mapping
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Physical Storage Considerations
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Fibre Channel Storage
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Fibre Channel Storage
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About Fibre Channel
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Fibre Channel SAN Components
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Fibre Channel Addressing and Access Control
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Multipathing with Fibre Channel
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Review of Learner Objectives
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iSCSI Storage
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Learner Objectives
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Video: iSCSI Storage 1
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Video: iSCSI Storage 2
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iSCSI Components
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iSCSI Addressing
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iSCSI Adapters
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ESXi Network Configuration for Software iSCSI
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Activating the Software iSCSI Adapter
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Discovering iSCSI Targets
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iSCSI Security: CHAP
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Multipathing with Software iSCSI
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Multipathing with Dependent Hardware iSCSI
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Multipathing with Independent Hardware iSCSI
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Binding VMkernel Ports with the iSCSI Initiator
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Review of Learner Objectives
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VMFS Datastores
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Learner Objectives
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Video: VMFS Datastore 1
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Video: VMFS Datastore 2
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About VMFS Datastores
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Creating a VMFS Datastore
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Browsing Datastore Contents
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Increasing the Size of VMFS Datastores
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Datastore Maintenance Mode
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Deleting or Unmounting a VMFS Datastore
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Multipathing Algorithms
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Configuring Storage Load Balancing
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Review of Learner Objectives
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NFS Datastores
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Learner Objectives
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Video: NFS Datastore 1
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Video: NFS Datastore 2
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NFS Components
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NFS 3 and NFS 4.1
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NFS Version Compatibility with Other vSphere Technologies
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Configuring NFS Datastores
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Configuring ESXi Host Authentication and NFS Kerberos Credentials
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Configuring the NFS Datastore to Use Kerberos
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Unmounting an NFS Datastore
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Multipathing and NFS Storage
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Configuring Multipathing for NFS 4.1
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NFSv3 VMkernel Binding
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Key Points
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Deploying Virtual Machines106Lessons · 2 hr 12 min
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Importance
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Module Lessons
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Creating Virtual Machines
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Creating Virtual Machine 1
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Video: Creating Virtual Machine 2
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About Provisioning Virtual Machines
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Creating VMs with the New Virtual Machine Wizard
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New Virtual Machine Wizard: Name, Folder, Compute Resource
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New Virtual Machine Wizard: Storage, Compatibility
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New Virtual Machine Wizard: Guest Operating System
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New Virtual Machine Wizard: Virtual Hardware
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Installing the Guest Operating System
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About VMware Tools
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Installing VMware Tools
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Downloading VMware Tools
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Deploying OVF Templates
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Removing VMs
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Virtual Machine Hardware Deep Dive
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Virtual Machine Hardware Deep Dive 1
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Video: Virtual Machine Hardware Deep Dive 2
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Video: Virtual Machine Hardware Deep Dive 3
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Video: Virtual Machine Hardware Deep Dive 4
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Virtual Machine Encapsulation
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About Virtual Machine Files
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About VM Virtual Hardware
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Virtual Hardware Versions
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About CPU and Memory
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Compute Maximums
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About Virtual Storage
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About Thick-Provisioned Virtual Disks
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About Thin-Provisioned Virtual Disks
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Managing Datastores Containing Thin-Provisioned Disks
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Thick-Provisioned and Thin-Provisioned Disks
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About Virtual Networks
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About Virtual Network Adapters
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About PCI Passthrough Devices
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Other Virtual Devices
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About the Virtual Machine Console
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Modifying Virtual Machines
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Modifying Virtual Machines
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Modifying Virtual Machine Settings
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Hot-Pluggable Devices
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Dynamically Increasing Virtual Disk Size
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Inflating Thin-Provisioned Disks
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VM Options: General Settings
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VM Options: VMware Tools Settings
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VM Options: VM Boot Settings
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Creating Templates and Cloning VMs
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Creating Templates and Cloning VMs
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About Templates
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Creating a Template: Clone VM to Template
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Creating a Template: Convert VM to Template
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Creating a Template: Clone a Template
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Updating Templates
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Deploying VMs from a Template
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Cloning Virtual Machines
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Guest Operating System Customization
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About Customization Specifications
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Customizing the Guest Operating System
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Introduction to Content Libraries
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Introduction to Content Libraries
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About Content Libraries
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Benefits of Content Libraries
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Content Library Types
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Content Library Interface
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Creating a Local Content Library
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Populating the Content Library with Templates
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Adding VM or OVF Templates to a Content Library
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Adding OVF Templates to a Content Library
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Viewing Content Library Items
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Deploying VMs from a Content Library
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Subscribing to Content Libraries
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Subscribing to Content Libraries
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Content Libraries: Local, Published, and Subscribed
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Publishing a Content Library
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Subscribing to a Content Library
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Viewing Content Libraries
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Viewing Subscribed Content Library Templates
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Creating a Subscription to Publish VM Templates
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Synchronizing Libraries With or Without Enhanced Linked Mode
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Advanced Configuration
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Content Library Maximums
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Managing Templates in a Content Library
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Managing Templates in a Content Library
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Benefits of Using a Content Library to Manage VM Templates
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Overview of the Template Versioning Process
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Checking Out a VM from the Template
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Making Changes to the VM
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Checking In the VM to the Template
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Viewing Template Versions
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Deleting and Reverting to Template Versions
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Key Points
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Managing Virtual Machines111Lessons · 2 hr 50 min
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Importance
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Module Lessons
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Video: Managing Virtual Machines
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Migrating VMs with vSphere vMotion
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Migrating VMs with vSphere vMotion 1
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Video: Migrating VMs with vSphere vMotion 2
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Video: Migrating VMs with vSphere vMotion 3
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About VM Migration
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Migration Types
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About vSphere vMotion
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Configuring vSphere vMotion Networks
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Networking Best Practices for vSphere vMotion
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vSphere vMotion Migration Workflow
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VM Requirements for vSphere vMotion Migration
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Host Requirements for vSphere vMotion Migration (1)
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Host Requirements for vSphere vMotion Migration (2)
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Performing a vSphere vMotion Migration
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Checking Migration Errors
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Migrating Encrypted VMs
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Configuring Enhanced vMotion Compatibility
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Configuring Enhanced vMotion Compatibility 1
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Video: Configuring Enhanced vMotion Compatibility 2
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CPU Constraints on vSphere vMotion Migration
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About Enhanced vMotion Compatibility
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EVC Cluster Requirements for CPU Mode
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Configuring EVC CPU Mode on an Existing Cluster
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Changing the EVC CPU Mode for a Cluster
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Virtual Machine EVC CPU Mode
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Enhanced vMotion Compatibility for vSGA GPUs
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EVC Cluster Requirements for Graphics Mode
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Configuring EVC Graphics Mode on an Existing Cluster
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Virtual Machine EVC Graphics Mode
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Migrating VMs with vSphere Storage vMotion
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Learner Objectives
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Video: VMs with vSphere Storage vMotion 1
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Video: VMs with vSphere Storage vMotion 2
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About vSphere Storage vMotion
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vSphere Storage vMotion In Action
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Identifying Storage Arrays That Support vSphere Storage APIs – Array Integration
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vSphere Storage vMotion Guidelines and Limitations
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Changing Both Compute Resource and Storage During Migration
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Use Cases for Changing Both Compute Resource and Storage
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Cross vCenter Migrations
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Cross vCenter Migrations
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About Cross vCenter Migrations
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Cross vCenter Migration Requirements
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Performing a Cross vCenter vMotion in Same SSO Domain
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Performing a Cross vCenter vMotion in Different SSO Domain (1)
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Performing a Cross vCenter vMotion in Different SSO Domain (2)
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Network Checks for Cross vCenter Migrations
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VMkernel Networking Layer and TCP/IP Stacks
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vSphere vMotion TCP/IP Stacks
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About Long-Distance vSphere vMotion Migration
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Networking Prerequisites for Long-Distance vSphere vMotion
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Creating Virtual Machine Snapshots
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Creating Virtual Machine Snapshots 1
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Video: Creating Virtual Machine Snapshots 2
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Video: Creating Virtual Machine Snapshots 3
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Video: Creating Virtual Machine Snapshots 4
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About VM Snapshots
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Taking Snapshots
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Types of Snapshots
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VM Snapshot Files
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VM Snapshot Files Example (1)
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VM Snapshot Files Example (2)
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VM Snapshot Files Example (3)
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Managing Snapshots
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Deleting VM Snapshots (1)
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Deleting VM Snapshots (2)
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Deleting VM Snapshots (3)
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Deleting All VM Snapshots
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About Snapshot Consolidation
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Discovering When to Consolidate Snapshots
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Consolidating Snapshots
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Virtual CPU and Memory Concepts
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Virtual CPU and Memory Concepts 1
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Video: Virtual CPU and Memory Concepts 2
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Memory Virtualization Basics
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VM Memory Overcommitment
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Memory Overcommit Techniques
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Configuring Multicore VMs
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About Hyperthreading
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CPU Load Balancing
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Resource Controls
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Resource Controls 1
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Video: Resource Controls 2
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Reservations, Limits, and Shares
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Resource Allocation Reservations: RAM
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Resource Allocation Reservations: CPU
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Resource Allocation Limits
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Resource Allocation Shares
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Resource Shares Example (1)
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Resource Shares Example (2)
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Resource Shares Example (3)
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Resource Shares Example (4)
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Defining Resource Allocation Settings for a VM
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Viewing VM Resource Allocation Settings
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Key Points
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Deploying and Configuring vSphere Clusters106Lessons · 2 hr 9 min
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Importance
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Module Lessons
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vSphere Clusters Overview
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Learner Objectives
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Video: vSphere Clusters Overview 1
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Video: vSphere Clusters Overview 2
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Video: vSphere Clusters Overview 3
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About vSphere Clusters
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Creating a vSphere Cluster
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About Cluster Quickstart
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Cluster Quickstart: Activating Services
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Cluster Quickstart: Adding Hosts
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Cluster Quickstart: Configuring the Cluster
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Configuring a Cluster: Distributed Switches
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Configuring a Cluster: vSAN and vMotion Traffic
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Configuring a Cluster: Advanced Options
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Viewing Cluster Summary Information
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Monitoring Cluster Resources
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vSphere Cluster Services VMs
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Review of Learner Objectives
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vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler
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Learner Objectives
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Video: vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler 1
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Video: vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler 2
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About vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler
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vSphere DRS: VM Focused
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About the VM DRS Score
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VM DRS Score List
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vSphere DRS Cluster Requirements
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vSphere DRS Settings: Automation Level
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vSphere DRS Settings: Migration Threshold
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vSphere DRS Settings: Predictive DRS
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Viewing vSphere DRS Settings
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vSphere DRS Settings: VM-Level Automation
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vSphere DRS Settings: VM Swap File Location
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vSphere DRS Settings: VM Affinity
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vSphere DRS Settings: DRS Groups
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vSphere DRS Settings: VM-Host Affinity Rules
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VM-Host Affinity Preferential Rules
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VM-Host Affinity Required Rules
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Viewing vSphere DRS Cluster Resource Utilization
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Viewing vSphere DRS Recommendations
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Maintenance Mode and Standby Mode
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Removing a Host from the vSphere DRS Cluster
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Introduction to vSphere High Availability
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Introduction to vSphere High Availability 1
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Video: Introduction to vSphere High Availability 2
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Protection at Every Level
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About vSphere High Availability
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vSphere HA Scenario: ESXi Host Failure
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vSphere HA Scenario: Guest Operating System Failure
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vSphere HA Scenario: Application Failure
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vSphere HA Scenario: Datastore Accessibility Failures
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Importance of Heartbeat Networks
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vSphere HA Scenario: Protecting VMs Against Network Isolation
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Heartbeat Network Redundancy Using NIC Teaming
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Heartbeat Network Redundancy Using Additional Networks
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Review of Learner Objectives
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vSphere HA Architecture
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Learner Objectives
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Video: vSphere HA Architecture
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vSphere HA Architecture: Agent Communication
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vSphere HA Architecture: Network Heartbeats
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vSphere HA Architecture: Datastore Heartbeats
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vSphere HA Failure Scenarios
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Failed Secondary Hosts
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Failed Primary Hosts
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Isolated Hosts
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VM Storage Failures
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Protecting Against Storage Failures with VMCP
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vSphere HA Design Considerations
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Configuring vSphere HA
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Configuring vSphere HA 1
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Video: Configuring vSphere HA 2
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Video: Configuring vSphere HA 3
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Video: Configuring vSphere HA 4
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vSphere HA Prerequisites
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Configuring vSphere HA Settings
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vSphere HA Settings: Failures and Responses
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vSphere HA Setting: Default VM Restart Priority
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vSphere HA Settings: VM-Level Restart Priority
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About vSphere HA Orchestrated Restart
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Orchestrated Restart In Action
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Configuring Orchestrated Restart
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vSphere HA Settings: VM Monitoring
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vSphere HA Settings: Admission Control
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Example: Admission Control Using Cluster Resources Percentage
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Example: Admission Control Using Slots (1)
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Example: Admission Control Using Slots (2)
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vSphere HA Settings: Performance Degradation VMs Tolerate
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vSphere HA Settings: Heartbeat Datastores
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vSphere HA Settings: Advanced Options
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Network Configuration and Maintenance
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Monitoring vSphere HA Cluster Status
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Using vSphere HA with vSphere DRS
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About vSphere Fault Tolerance
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vSphere Fault Tolerance Checkpointing
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vSphere Fault Tolerance with vSphere HA and vSphere DRS
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vSphere Fault Tolerance Features
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Configuring vSphere Fault Tolerance on a VM
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Key Points
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Managing the vSphere Lifecycle56Lessons · 44 min
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Importance
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Module Lessons
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Video: Managing the vSphere Lifecycle Introduction
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Managing the vCenter Life Cycle
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Learner Objectives
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Managing the vCenter Life Cycle
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About Upgrades, Updates, and Patches
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Planning for vCenter Updates and Upgrades
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Generating the Interoperability Report
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Updating and Patching vCenter
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Upgrading vCenter Server Appliance
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Overview of the vSphere Upgrade Process
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Overview of vSphere Lifecycle Manager
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Overview of vSphere Lifecycle Manager
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About vSphere Lifecycle Manager
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About Images
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About Image Depots
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Importing Content Into the Image Depot from Online Sources
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Specifying the Download Source
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Importing Content Into the Image Depot from Offline Sources
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Managing the Life Cycle of ESXi Hosts and Clusters
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Learner Objectives
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Video: Managing the Life Cycle 1
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Video: Managing the Life Cycle 2
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Creating a Cluster and Specifying an Image
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Viewing Cluster Image Information
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Overview of Managing Clusters with vSphere Lifecycle Manager
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Checking Compliance of Hosts Against an Image
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Running a Remediation Pre-check
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Staging the Cluster
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Remediating a Cluster Against an Image
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Reviewing Remediation Impact
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Parallel Remediation
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vSphere Lifecycle Manager Integration with vSphere DRS
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Recommended Images
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Viewing Recommended Images
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Customizing Cluster Images
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Hardware Compatibility
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Managing vSphere Configuration Profiles
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Configuration Document
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Using vSphere Configuration Profiles
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vSphere Lifecycle Manager for Standalone Hosts
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Managing the Life Cycle of VMware Tools and VM Hardware
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Learner Objectives
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Keeping VMware Tools Up To Date
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Upgrading VMware Tools (1)
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Upgrading VMware Tools (2)
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Keeping VM Hardware Up To Date
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Upgrading VM Hardware (1)
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Upgrading VM Hardware (2)
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Review of Learner Objectives
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Key Points
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