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Data ONTAP NFS Administration

COURSE DESCRIPTION

NFS Administration on Data ONTAP 7.3 is an instructor-led course designed for those who provide support and administration for an NFS environment on NetApp storage systems running the Data ONTAP operating system. The course covers the NFS protocol and implmentation criteria; configuration, administration, and monitoring options; and troubleshooting NFS problems.

This course is also taught as a part of our popular 6-day NCDA Boot camp

COURSE SCHEDULE

NETAPP-ONTAP-NFS-Data ONTAP NFS Administration

Duration: 1 day
NetApp Training Units: 12

Tuition: $ 900.00

Class Dates

Location

Enroll

Sep 02 10 - Sep 02 10 .

Smart Classroom

Oct 04 10 - Oct 04 10 .

New York, NY

Oct 04 10 - Oct 04 10 .

Smart Classroom

Oct 28 10 - Oct 28 10 .

Dallas, TX

Oct 28 10 - Oct 28 10 .

Smart Classroom

Timings for day courses - 9 am to 5 pm.
Please contact your Account Manager to verify timings for the Smart Classroom courses

All dates marked with are Confirmed to Run classes. The student must still confirm class dates with their Unitek Account Manager to complete their Registration.

Located outside our service areas? No problem. We may be able to offer hotel corporate rates that are extremely inexpensive in select areas.

AUDIENCE

For those who provide support and administration for a NFS environment on NetApp storage systems running the Data ONTAP operating system.

PREREQUISITES

· Data ONTAP Fundamentals or equivalent experience

· Introduction to Network Appliance™ Products, v4 (WBT) Self Paced (Available through your NOW account)

· Working knowledge of UNIX® or equivalent experience

· Familiarity with networking concepts

OBJECTIVES

At the end of this course you should be able to:

· Explain NFS protocol overview, NFS versions, and NFS Implementation criteria.

· Configure NFS Protocol and options on the storage system.

· Configure the storage system to export resources to clients.

· Configure access permissions and options.

· Configure the clients to mount resources from the storage system.

· Administer exported resources to targets.

· Monitor the usage of exported resources.

· Create quota reports based on resource usage.

· State the rules for exporting resources to hosts, subnets, and netgroups.

· Explain the /etc/exports access options and how they relate to mount permissions.

· Review approaches to harden security for a storage system in an NFS environment.

· Collect NFS performance statistics with storage system commands and tools.

· Troubleshoot basic NFS problems.

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