The Complete VMware vSphere 6.5: Beginner to Advanced-pt 1/2
Created by Fettah Ben, Last Updated 06-Jul-2020, Language:English
The Complete VMware vSphere 6.5: Beginner to Advanced-pt 1/2
Start from absolute zero, and learn to use Vmware vSphere 6.5 as it was meant to be used, Full Practical Training Course
Created by Fettah Ben, Last Updated 06-Jul-2020, Language:English
What Will I Get ?
- Build Your VMware Hands-on Labs
- Install, Configure, and Manage ESXi Hosts and vCenter® Server Appliance™ 6.5
- Deploy and Manage virtual machines, templates, clones, and snapshots
- Configure and Manage the Network, Storage, and Virtual Appliances
- Configure and Manage standard/distributed switch
- VMware Certified Professional – Datacenter Virtualization (VCP-DCV)
Requirements
- System Administration Experience on Microsoft Windows or Linux operating systems
- Have Some Networking knowledge
- All Needed Software Are Available For Free, or Trial
- No Prior Background with Virtual Machine Technologies Is Required
Description
VMware is a leader in the IT industry, offering the best options for building a virtual environment. For most companies, the process of virtualization relates to cost optimization, allowing people to work on multiple operating systems in one physical device. In this VMware vSphere tutorial, you will learn how you can create a virtual environment and work on several OS simultaneously.
Many employers require their potential employees to undergo VMware vSphere training, or that they would have experience with virtualization. This decision suggests that a company aims to control its resources and opts for a cost-effective option.
What is VMware vSphere?
Virtualization specialists might have a hard time picking the right software. It is true that there are many tools designed for optimizing the resources of companies. However, experts agree to the fact that you cannot go wrong with VMware vSphere. Luckily, you do not have to learn alone: this VMware vSphere tutorial will provide you with the basics that you need.
Obviously, learning VMware vSphere essentials begins with the introduction to the product. By definition, VMware vSphere is a server virtualization product. It has a reputation for being stable and reliable, and thousands of businesses have embraced its features. Therefore, VMware vSphere is a huge player in the server virtualization game, and mastering this suite gives you an advantage amongst competitors.
What will you find in this VMware vSphere tutorial?
This VMware vSphere tutorial provides a well-balanced learning process for beginners. It means that I start by exploring the basics of this software suite. For instance, one of the first lectures will explain the meaning, advantages, and overall functionality of VMware vSphere essentials. Then, I will discuss all components, and provide you with thorough explanations on the hardware requirements, and the installation process.
Here are a few of the topics that are considered as VMware vSphere essentials:
- Handling ESXi 6.5 Hosts
- Handling vCenter Server 6.5
- Managing virtual machines, templates, clones, and snapshots
- Creating virtual networks and storage devices
- Setting a security profile and a firewall
- Indicating user permissions and privileges
- And so much more!
Instead of boring you with endless theoretical explanations that you cannot relate to, I will give you hands-on experience, giving you a chance to learn about real-world examples.
Overall, this VMware vSphere training will prepare you to connect and secure applications across clouds and devices in a typical operating environment, so you get both freedom and control.
If you think that this VMware vSphere tutorial is only relevant for beginners, you are mistaken. Even though I start from the basics, these lessons are followed by some great tricks that you can use. Therefore, the process of learning VMware vSphere will include discussions of how to create a user for a specific child item, or how to generate a private network port group. Do not hesitate and join me in this course! At the end of my lectures, you will use VMware vSphere like a pro!
Course Content
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Introduction to the course
1 Lectures 00:02:07-
Welcome to this Course
Preview00:02:07
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Introduction To Virtualization
3 Lectures 00:15:44-
How To Build A Virtual Environment
Preview00:07:33 -
Hardware Virtualization
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VMware vSphere Components and Features
00:04:34
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Build Your Very Own VMware Hands-On-Labs
5 Lectures 00:33:44-
Build Your VMware vSphere 6.5 Home Lab
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VMware Hands On Lab HOL
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My VMware vSphere 6.5 Lab Setup
Preview00:04:24 -
Downloading VMware Workstation And Hypervisor ESXi 6.5 For Free
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Create A Virtual Host With The ESXi 6.5 Hardware Requirements
00:10:07
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Install and Configure ESXi 6.5 Hypervisor
5 Lectures 00:49:46-
ESXi 6.5 Installation Step By Step
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ESXi 6.5 System Customization: Network management
Preview00:12:37 -
ESXi 6.5 System Customization: Troubleshooting and System Logs
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Login To ESXi 6.5 With vSphere Web Client
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Overview of ESXi 6.5 User Interface: Assign a License Key
00:09:57
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Creating Virtual Machines
10 Lectures 01:07:19-
Creating a New Virtual Machine: Choose The Name and The OS
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Creating a New VM: Thick And Thin-Provisioned Disks, CPU, RAM
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Overview Of A Virtual Machine Options
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Vmware Remote Console To Complete The Guest Operating System Installation
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Maximum Number Of Virtual Machines Per Host
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Power On/Off A Virtual Machine
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Install VMware Tools In A Windows Virtual Machine
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Files That Make Up A Virtual Machine
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OVF and OVA File Formats and Templates
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Creating New Virtual Machines For Our Lab
00:03:01
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vCenter Server 6.5: Installation & Management
13 Lectures 01:36:38-
Introduction to vCenter Server 6.5: Windows Hardware Requirements
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Setting Up Domain Controller Functionality
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Joining The Vcenter Machine to an Active Directory Domain
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Downloading VMware vCenter Server 6.5 For windows
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Install vCenter Server 6.5 for Windows
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Configuring vCenter 6.5 Single Sign On
Preview00:08:40 -
vCenter 6.5 Single Sign-On Web client
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Overview of vCenter Server 6.5 User Interface
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Add an ESXi Host to the vCenter Server Inventory (Datacenter)
00:11:24 -
Difference Between ESXi And vCenter Server User Interface
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Managing ESXi Hosts in vCenter Server
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Creating A Virtual Machine In vCenter Server
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Work in Progress Panel
00:04:46
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vCSA 6.5 - vCenter Server Appliance
5 Lectures 00:41:08-
Introduction to vCenter Server Appliance 6.5
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Download and Deploy the VMware vCenter Server Appliance
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vCenter Server Appliance 6.5 Installer
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Configuration of vCenter Server Appliance 6.5: SSO and Network Details
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Log in to vCenter Server and vCenter Server Appliance Management
00:08:01
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Cloning A Virtual Machine
9 Lectures 00:53:33-
Understanding Clones - VMware
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Cloning a Windows Virtual Machine: Destination Host
Preview00:04:21 -
Cloning a Windows Virtual machine: Storage Options
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Create a Customization Specification for Windows in the vSphere Client
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New VM Guest Customization Specification: Network Configuration
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Run and Complete The Process of Cloning a VM
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Cloning a Linux Virtual machine
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Customization Specification Manager vSphere 6.5
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Clone a Powered On Virtual Machine
00:05:15
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Virtual Machine Template
4 Lectures 00:26:39-
Introduction To VMware Template
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Clone A Virtual Machine To A Template
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Deploy a Virtual Machine from a Template
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Clone to Template in Content Library
00:07:47
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Scheduled Tasks & VM Startup Shutdown
4 Lectures 00:28:29-
Scheduling a Clone Task
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Other Scheduler Task Available
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Virtual Machine Startup
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Virtual Machine Shutdown
00:03:45
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User Permissions And Privilege
9 Lectures 00:56:49-
Introduction to User Permissions
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Create User, Manage Permission at ESXi 6.5 Level
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Log in With a Custom User Roles
Preview00:08:04 -
Create User, Manage Permission at vCenter Server 6.5 Level
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Create a New User and Roles at vCenter Server 6.5 Level
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Virtual Machine Power User
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Benefits of Having More vCenter Users
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Create A User for A Specific ChildItem
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User with Different Roles in Different Items
00:07:38
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Firewall & Lockdown Mode
5 Lectures 00:23:33-
Introduction to Security Profile
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Security Profile: Firewall Profiles
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Enabling or Disabling a Service in the Security Profile
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Enabling or Disabling Lockdown Mode on an ESXi Host
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Host Image Profile and Host Encryption Level
00:03:13
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vNetwork Standard Switches
13 Lectures 01:18:14-
Introduction To Virtual Network Standard Switches
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Types of Virtual Switch Available in VMware ESXi 6.5
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ESXi 6.5 Host Networking Concepts Overview
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The VMkernel, The Port Group and The Physical Adapters
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Adding More Physical Network Adapter Into Your Lab
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Configure Virtual Switch Security and Load-Balancing Policies
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Add a Physical Adapter to A Standard Switch for Redundancy
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Types of Virtual Standard Switch Connections
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Create and Manage A New Standard switch From ESXi 6.5 UI
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Add a Virtual Machine Port Group to a Standard Switch
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Add a VMkernel Port Group to a Standard Switch
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Creating a Private Network Port Group
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Create and Manage a Standard switch From vCenter Server 6.5 UI
00:11:57
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vNetwork Distributed Switch
7 Lectures 00:36:34-
Overview of vNetwork Distributed Switch concepts
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Add a New vSphere Distributed Switch
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Create A New Distributed Port Group
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Uplink Port Group: Add Hosts to a vSphere Distributed Switch
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Migrate VMs to Another Network
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Migrate VMkernel Adapters to Another Network
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Export and Restore Distributed Switch Configuration
00:01:55
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vSphere Storage: External and Shared Storage
12 Lectures 01:21:54-
Introduction to External and Shared Storage
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Vmware Storage Technologies Overview
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vSphere iSCSI SAN components
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vSphere NFS storage components
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Fibre Channel (FC) SAN Components
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Create A New VMFS Local Datastore
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Freenas & StarWind Virtual SAN
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StarWind: Create A Virtual SAN
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Create Target LUNs (Logical Unit Number)
00:08:56 -
Mapping LUN or vSAN to ESXi Host
00:11:49 -
Deploying a Virtual Machine on Virtual SAN (vSAN)
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Creating and Mapping a Second LUN to ESXi Host
00:12:58
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