This course is intended for those who provide basic configuration and administrative functions of the Data ONTAP operating system.

This course is intended for those who provide basic configuration and administrative functions of the Data ONTAP operating system.

Data ONTAP 8.0 7-Mode Fundamentals WBT – Introduction to NetApp Products WBT

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Module 1 NetApp Data ONTAP Basics
Identify the key features and functions of NetApp® platforms
State the advantages of a NetApp storage system
Distinguish between SAN and NAS topologies
Describe the unified storage architecture
Access the Support knowledge base to obtain software and hardware documentation

Module 2 Hardware Basics and NetApp System Manager
Access NetApp System Manager to administer a storage system
Identify basic NetApp hardware components including storage system and disk shelves
Identify shelf connectivity to a NetApp storage system
Identify system and network connections such as RLM and Ethernet ports

Module 3 Creating Aggregates and Volumes
Describe Data ONTAP RAID technology
Create an Aggregate
Create a Flexible Volume
Create a qtree

Module 4 Protecting Data using Snapshot Technology
Define the function of Snapshot
Articulate the benefits of Snapshot Copies
Create and delete a Snapshot

Module 5 Getting Started with Basic Network Administration
Identify interfaces, network settings and components in Data ONTAP
Explain NFS on Data ONTAP
License NFS on a storage system
List the steps to setup NFS
Explain CIFS on Data ONTAP
License CIFS on Data ONTAP
List the steps to set up CIFS

Module 6 Creating a LUN
Define a LUN and explain LUN attributes
Use NetApp® System Manager to create iSCSI-attached LUNs
Access and manage a LUN from a Windows® host
Describe the features of SnapDrive

Module 7 Storage Space Management
Explain the relationship between space guarantees, volumes, and aggregates
Define what thin provisioning is and explain how it is used
Define what deduplication is and describe the benefits that it provides
Use System Manager to set default quotas and to set a quota on a qtree

Module 8 Storage System Maintenance
Describe message logging
Explain how to enable AutoSupport feature
Configure and manage the AutoSupport service for a FAS system
Explain SNMP
Boot, halt, and reboot a system

Lab Exercises 
Lab 1-1 Identify the exercise environment
Lab 1-2 Explore the NetApp Support Site
Lab 2-1 Install NetApp System Manager
Lab 2-2 Add a storage system to NetApp System Manager
Lab 2-3 Access a storage system using the command-line interface
Lab 2-4 Explore THE HELP command and advanced privilege levels
Lab 2-5 List the system configuration of a storage system from the command-line interface
Lab 2-6 Configure DNS with System Manager
Lab 3-1 Plan a disk configuration for a FAS system (Optional)
Lab 3-2 Sizing (Optional)
Lab 3-3 Explore the current disk configuration
Lab 3-4 Run the storage configuration wizard
Lab 3-5 Create a 32-bit aggregate
Lab 3-6 Create a 64-bit aggregate
Lab 3-7 Fail a disk
Lab 3-8 Adding disks to an aggregate
Lab 3-9 Create a volume using NetApp System Manager
Lab 3-10 Resize a volume
Lab 3-11 Delete a volume
Lab 3-12 Create Qtrees
Lab 3-13 Delete Qtrees
Lab 4-1 Create a SnapShot copy using System Manager
Lab 4-2 Manage Snapshot copies using System Manager
Lab 5-1 License NFS
Lab 5-2 Export a volume using NetApp System Manager
Lab 5-3 Export a volume using the command-line interface
Lab 5-4 Mount exports from an adminhost
Lab 5-5 License CIFS using NetApp System Manager
Lab 5-6 Configure CIFS services using NetApp System Manager
Lab 5-7 Create a windows domain user
Lab 5-8 View and create shares with the command-line interface and System Manager
Lab 5-9 Map shares to drive letters
Lab 5-10 Modify user permissions
Lab 5-11 Display CIFS sessions
Lab 5-12 Terminate CIFS sessions
Lab 6-1 License and start the iSCSI service
Lab 6-2 Configure iSCSI on Windows Server 2008 R2
Lab 6-3 Create a LUN using NetApp System Manager
Lab 6-4 Create a LUN from the command line interface (CLI)
Lab 6-5 Access the LUNs from Windows Server 2008 R2
Lab 7-1 Experiment with Volume Space Consumption
Lab 7-2 Experiment with file space consumption
Lab 7-3 Configure Deduplication
Lab 7-4 Create a volume with a default tree quota
Lab 7-5 Create a Qtree and set a user quota for all users of the Qtree
Lab 7-6 Create a quota for an existing Qtree
Lab 7-7 Modify an existing quota
Lab 8-1 Restore a Windows file from a Snapshot copy
Lab 8-2 Restore a Unix file from a Snapshot copy
Lab 8-3 Revert a file using Window's previous version tool
Lab 8-4 Configure AutoSupport with NetApp System Manager (Optional)
Lab 8-5 Reboot a running NetApp system; Halt a running NetApp system then boot it from the CFE prompt; Reboot a NetApp system and start the special boot menu

This course is part of the following Certifications:
NetApp Certified Storage Associate (NCSA)

This course is part of the following Certifications:
NetApp Certified Storage Associate (NCSA)