H4C04S - HPE OneView Administration - Online Training - English - Webinar von Fast Lane Institute for Knowledge Transfer

• Identify the basic parts and advantages of composability
• Describe the HPE OneView purpose in HPE BladeSystem c-Class environments
• Recognize the different HPE OneView resource types
• Understand the role of the HPE OneView domain
• Locate additional training and documentation

• Understand uplink and downlink ports
• Define HPE OneView network related resources: logical interconnect groups, enclosure groups, networks
• Configure network sets and uplink sets
• Differentiate between a logical enclosure and a logical interconnect
• Explain multiple logical interconnects per enclosure
• Understand bulk network operations
• Configure the active/active and active/standby network configurations

• Define the maximum number of networks usable in HPE OneView
• Understand LACP timer selection option
• Differentiate private vs non-private HPE OneView networks
• Explain LLDP and TLV support in HPE OneView
• Understand pause flood and flow control
• Explain Quality of Service capabilities (Appendix)

• Implement different storage configuration scenarios
• Configure storage resources in HPE OneView
• Import SAN Managers to HPE OneView
• Associate SAN fabrics
• Add storage systems and already created storage pools
• Create and add volumes and volume templates
• Work with storage snapshots
• Troubleshoot storage issues

• Understand HPE OneView firmware requirements for managed and monitored devices
• Add an enclosure for management
• Add an enclosure in monitored mode
• Migrate an HPE Virtual Connect domain to HPE OneView
• Revert an enclosure back to VCM
• Understand OA and iLO management
• Describe server hardware types
• Understand purpose and use of refresh
• How to remove hardware

• Describe new firmware features
• Utilize upgrade paths
• Utilize Update Readiness Checker
• Understand firmware repositories
• Utilize SPP options for obtaining and creating SPPs
• Examine installed firmware
• Upgrade firmware on OAs
• Manage enclosure firmware
• Manage HPE Virtual Connect firmware
• Utilize SUT and iSUT
• Manage server firmware

• Explain new profile features
• Describe HPE OneView server profile management
• Explain the server profile templates concept
• Identify and configure the various attributes of HPE OneView server profiles
• Configure profile boot from SAN
• Understand the server and VC port configuration process
• Work with port speed controls and bursting
• Access server iLOs

• Describe the benefits of HPE OneView Remote Support
• Explain how to enable and disable HPE OneView Remote Support
• Find more info on HPE OneView Remote Support
• Describe maintenance mode
• Describe InfoSight tech preview
• Describe HPE OneView Global Dashboard and where to find more info

• Describe the relationship between iLO and HPE OneView, and how it can be used to troubleshoot
• Reset a lost administrator password
• Multi-home an appliance
• Access and review the activity feed
• Utilize Smart Search
• Pin the main menu
• Customize the HPE OneView dashboard
• Backup and restore the HPE OneView appliance
• Capture HPE OneView support dumps
• Access HPE OneView dashboard and understand customization capabilities
• Review HPE OneView health and utilization data for devices
• Utilize facilities management
• Access and review Ethernet and SAN statistics
• Access HPE OneView reports and firmware compliance report

• Follow best practice licensing in standalone VM-based HPE OneView
• Follow best practice licensing in HPE Synergybased HPE OneView

• Review the HPE OneView security features and functions
• Administer HPE OneView user accounts and roles (RBAC)
• Implement scope based access control (SBAC)
• Introduce labels
• Enable or disable services access
• Configure Active Directory/LDAP integration
• Understand HPE OneView certificate management
• Implement and configure two-factor authentication using CAC/PIV
• Understand SNMP and SNMP v3 support and alert forwarding
• Use an audit log

• Understand the basic Representational State Transfer (REST) API concepts and programming style
• Use the REST application programming interface (API) for basic HPE OneView operations
• List basic operations you can perform with the REST API
• Access useful scripting tools and resources
• Use a browser with REST plugins to handle REST API requests and responses.
• Appendix: HPE OneView REST API use caseexamples

This course equips students with the skills and knowledge to:

• Use HPE OneView 6.6 to manage and maintain firmware supporting retired HPE BladeSystem c7000.
• Implement server and networking configurations
• Monitor the data center
• Respond to issues