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HPE Synergy Administration with HPE OneView

H0LP7AAE

Course ID

H0LP7AAE

Duration

24 hours

Format

eLearning

Schedule, pricing & registration

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Overview

The HPE Synergy Administration with HPE OneView course introduces the tasks required to administer an HPE Synergy system. The course teaches how to work with HPE OneView for HPE Synergy to configure the software components of an HPE Synergy system. In addition, the course covers scaling the system, best practices for firmware updates, and troubleshooting problems with the system.


The course includes:

  • Several demos showing how to use HPE OneView to manage and configure the system
  • Hands-on practice, available through HPE Virtual Labs (HPE vLabs)

With this self-paced eLearning course, you have options normally unavailable with an instructor-led course. You have a year of access to the web-based portion of the training so that you may repeat sections for reinforcement. Take this training at your own pace and on your own schedule. You have 30 days of access to the HPE Virtual Labs to run the labs associated with this course.

Course ID

H0LP7AAE

Duration

24 hours

Format

eLearning

Schedule, pricing & registration

Browse related courses

  • Audience

    This course is ideal for HPE Synergy system administrators, network administrators, storage administrators, and other personnel who manage and monitor an HPE Synergy system.

  • Prerequisites

    To obtain the most benefit from this training, you should demonstrate comparable skills and knowledge covered in the HPE Synergy Overview (H0LN2AAE) eLearning course.

  • Objectives

    After completing this course, you should be able to:

    • Use HPE Synergy ethernet modules
    • Use HPE Virtual Connect traffic flow with HPE Synergy
    • Use HPE OneView to create the logical elements to properly manage an HPE Synergy system
    • Use HPE Synergy to configure storage in an HPE Synergy system
    • Use HPE OneView to work on server profiles in an HPE Synergy system
    • Use HPE OneView to create the logical elements to properly manage an HPE Synergy system
    • Use HPE OneView to scale an HPE Synergy system to include several frames
    • Use best practices to update the firmware of an HPE Synergy system and its components
    • Remotely support and monitor an HPE Synergy system using HPE OneView
    • Use HPE OneView to scale an HPE Synergy system to include several frames

  • Course outline

Module 1: HPE Synergy Overview
  • Pointer to the HPE Synergy Overview (H0LN2AAE) eLearning course

Module 2: HPE Synergy Cabling
  • Ethernet modules
  • Interconnect link topology
  • M-LAG
  • Ethernet traffic flow
  • Important network protocols

Module 3: HPE Synergy Networking
  • Network connectivity settings
  • Address identifier service
  • Network, network sets
  • Logical interconnect groups
  • LACP load balancing
  • Enclosure groups logical enclosure
  • Logical enclosure
  • Template consistency

Module 4: HPE Synergy Storage
  • Storage capable interconnects
  • FC and FCoE networks
  • Flat SAN
  • SAN convergence
  • SAN managers
  • Zoning
  • Composable arrays
  • Port and port group management
  • Volumes and volume templates
  • Additional SAN options
  • D3940

Module 5: HPE Synergy Servers and Profiles
  • HPE iLO access
  • Server hardware
  • Server hardware types
  • OneView address ranges
  • Physical functions
  • Server profile templates
  • Compliance tracking
  • Profile use cases
  • Profile repair

Module 6: HPE Synergy Firmware
  • Firmware overview
  • Obtaining and using SSPs
  • Appliance updates
  • Logical enclosure firmware updates
  • Logical interconnect firmware updates
  • Compute firmware updates
  • Firmware compliance dashboard
  • Best practices

Module 7: HPE Synergy Analytics
  • HPE OneView core resources
  • HPE OneView remote support
  • HPE iLO amplifier pack
  • HPE Infosight
  • HPE OneView plugins
  • Storage monitoring

Module 8: HPE Synergy Growth and Maintenance
  • Maintenance
  • Growing a ring
  • Remote management ring
  • Upgrade frame components
  • Growing an LE
  • Go-forward resources

5 reasons to choose HPE as your training partner

  1. Learn HPE and in-demand IT industry technologies from expert instructors.
  2. Build career-advancing power skills.
  3. Enjoy personalized learning journeys aligned to your company’s needs.
  4. Choose how you learn: in-person, virtually, or online—anytime, anywhere.
  5. Sharpen your skills with access to real environments in virtual labs.

Explore our simplified purchase options, including HPE Education Learning Credits.

  • Lab outline

Lab 1: HPE Synergy Solution
  • Exercise 1—Accessing the HPE Virtual Labs environment
  • Exercise 2—Accessing the virtual machine appliance
  • Exercise 3—Examining frames
  • Exercise 4—Adding an SSP
  • Exercise 5—Examining compute modules and interconnect
  • Exercise 6—Examining other devices

Lab 2: HPE Synergy Networking
  • Exercise 1—Creating Ethernet networks
  • Exercise 2—Creating network sets
  • Exercise 3—Creating a subnet ID pool
  • Exercise 4—Creating a Logical Interconnect Group
  • Exercise 5—Creating an Enclosure Group
  • Exercise 6—Creating a Logical Enclosure

Lab 3: HPE Synergy Storage
  • Exercise 1—Adding a SAN manager
  • Exercise 2—Creating Fibre Channel over Ethernet networks
  • Exercise 3—Creating Fibre Channel networks
  • Exercise 4—Editing a Logical Interconnect Group configuration
  • Exercise 5—Creating new Logical Interconnect Groups for storage
  • Exercise 6—Editing an enclosure group to include storage LIGs
  • Exercise 7—Editing the logical enclosure to enable the storage modules
  • Exercise 8—Adding storage systems
  • Exercise 9—Creating volumes

Lab 4: HPE Synergy Profiles
  • Exercise 1—Creating a server profile template
  • Exercise 2—Assigning a server profile
  • Exercise 3 (optional)—Modifying LIG, LE, and server profiles

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