NetApp ONTAP Fundamentals
Created by Peter Van Der Weerd, Last Updated 06-Dec-2020, Language:English
NetApp ONTAP Fundamentals
Getting to grips with NetApp's ONTAP
Created by Peter Van Der Weerd, Last Updated 06-Dec-2020, Language:English
What Will I Get ?
- Be a junior Admin on ONTAP
- Know about File Storage and Block Storage
- Feel confident to start more advanced courses
Requirements
- Basic Computer Fundamentals & Terminologies
- A computer installed with Windows/Linux /OS X
- Minimum of 8GB RAM
- Internet connection
- VMware Workstation Software or Virtual Box Software
Description
In this training you will be introduced to the NetApp ONTAP environment. You will mainly work from the command-line. We will start from scratch and no ONTAP knowledge or experience is required. By the end of this training you will have a good understanding of the main functions and protocols and should be able to manage an ONTAP cluster, at a junior admin level to the least.
The training is constructed of two levels, the first level is absolutely basic. Once you are up to speed, we will enter level two and you will work with more advanced features of the topics that are selected for this training.
The main topics are: Disks and Aggregates, Volumes, Networking, and Protocols. These main topics are presented at the two different levels. Then there will be some additional topics like WAFL and snapshots.
Also, all the texts that are used in the presentation will be available as downloadable pdf files in the resource section of the course.
I have tried to limit every lecture to 10 minutes. Sometimes I went a little further, sometimes I ran a little short. But my intention is to keep it tight and neat.
I hope you will have a valuable experience.
And whenever you have questions or remarks, please contact me.
I have added a bonus module - Lecture 21 -in which I describe and demonstrate the setup of the Netapp Simulator in VirtualBox instead of in VMWare.
In the first module you will set it up in workstation or fusion...but if you like you can also set it up in VBOX.
Peter
Course Content
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Introduction
1 Lectures 00:03:43-
What will you learn?
Preview00:03:43
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Lab Setup
1 Lectures 00:11:24-
Setting up the simulator
00:11:24
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Clients
1 Lectures 00:04:19-
Storage Clients
Preview00:04:19
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What is ONTAP?
1 Lectures 00:04:44-
What is ONTAP?
Preview00:04:44
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Physical Storage
1 Lectures 00:09:21-
Disks and Aggregates
Preview00:09:21
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Logical Storage
1 Lectures 00:08:21-
Flexible Volumes
Preview00:08:21
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Networking
1 Lectures 00:11:57-
Ports and Lifs
00:11:57
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On Command System Manager
1 Lectures 00:07:27-
Browser User Interface
00:07:27
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Add Second Node
1 Lectures 00:10:01-
Two Node Cluster
00:10:01
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Protocol Types
1 Lectures 00:04:42-
NAS and SAN
00:04:42
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Shells and Modes
1 Lectures 00:07:09-
The Clustershell
00:07:09
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Physical Storage part 2
2 Lectures 00:19:19-
Physical Storage Part 2 - lesson 1
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Physical Storage Part 2 - Lesson 2
00:09:21
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Logical Storage Part 2
2 Lectures 00:19:51-
Logical Storage Part 2 - Lesson 1
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Logical Storage Part 2 - Lesson 2
00:13:37
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Networking Part 2
1 Lectures 00:09:34-
Interface Groups and VLANS
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Preparing Protocols
4 Lectures 00:36:47-
Setup NFS, CIFS and iSCSI
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Setting up NFS
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Setting up CIFS
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Setting up iSCSI
00:11:49
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WAFL and Snapshots
1 Lectures 00:13:43-
WAFL and Snapshots
00:13:43
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Setup Simulator in Virtual Box
1 Lectures 00:11:18-
Virtual Box
00:11:18
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