This Citrix XenServer Certified (CC-XenServer) course is designed for IT professionals who already have prior experience working on Server Operating System, particularly Microsoft Xenserver 7.0. The subject matter of this course focuses on the long-term release of Xen 7.0 so that you will even be able to work on the upcoming releases of Xen 7.5. Here, you will first learn how to install, manage, and configure an enterprise Xen Server implementation. You will also learn about the administration process of Xen servers in the Xen environment, including the Xen architecture and virtual machines to the resource pool, storage capacity, and the computer network. You will learn and know more details about XenMotion in this course. The content of this course focuses on the features, architecture, and advanced practices of XenServer Architecture. You will also be able to manage and configure virtual machines that include the installation of XenServer and XenServer environments.
CITRIX XENSERVER CERTIFIED (CC-XENSERVER) TRAINING
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Prerequisites
- There is no official prerequisite mentioned for this course.
- It is expected that you are familiar with the XenServer environment and have a fundamental knowledge of configuring and monitoring XenServer.
What will you gain after this course
- You will be recognised as a Citrix Certified XenServer professional.
- You will earn adequate skills and knowledge to manage, monitor, and configure XenServer.
- This certificate validates your ability to work with XenServer management.
- You can find more job opportunities with the help of this certification.
Jobs you can get
with a Citrix XenServer Certified (CC-XENSERVER)
- Citrix Engineer
- Citrix Administrator
- Virtual Desktop Engineer
- Windows System Engineer
- Senior Citrix Engineer
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XENSERVER ARCHITECTURE
<ul>
<li> Describing the XenServer virtualization platform</li>
<li> Product editions and entitlements</li>
<li> XenServer architecture</li>
<li> XenServer key components</li></ul>
<li> Describing the XenServer virtualization platform</li>
<li> Product editions and entitlements</li>
<li> XenServer architecture</li>
<li> XenServer key components</li></ul>
MANAGING VIRTUAL MACHINES
<ul>
<li> Virtualization techniques</li>
<li> XenTools</li>
<li> Creating virtual machines</li>
<li> Managing virtual machines</li>
<li> Understanding vApps</li>
<li> Managing snapshot</li></ul>
<li> Virtualization techniques</li>
<li> XenTools</li>
<li> Creating virtual machines</li>
<li> Managing virtual machines</li>
<li> Understanding vApps</li>
<li> Managing snapshot</li></ul>
INSTALLING XENSERVER
<ul>
<li> Hardware requirements</li>
<li> Licensing</li>
<li> Available installation methods</li>
<li> XenServer supplemental packs</li></ul>
<li> Hardware requirements</li>
<li> Licensing</li>
<li> Available installation methods</li>
<li> XenServer supplemental packs</li></ul>
MANAGING A XENSERVER ENVIRONMENT
<ul>
<li> Deploying hotfixes</li>
<li> Upgrading XenServer</li>
<li> Upgrading XenTools</li>
<li> Monitoring and alerting</li>
<li> Pool metadata backups</li></ul>
<li> Deploying hotfixes</li>
<li> Upgrading XenServer</li>
<li> Upgrading XenTools</li>
<li> Monitoring and alerting</li>
<li> Pool metadata backups</li></ul>
RESOURCE POOLS
<ul>
<li> Understanding resource pools</li>
<li> XenServer pool master</li>
<li> Pool master election</li>
<li> Workload balancing</li></ul>
<li> Understanding resource pools</li>
<li> XenServer pool master</li>
<li> Pool master election</li>
<li> Workload balancing</li></ul>
NETWORKING
<ul>
<li> XenServer networking architecture</li>
<li> Virtual network types</li>
<li> Network interface bonds</li>
<li> XenServer physical connectivity</li></ul>
<li> XenServer networking architecture</li>
<li> Virtual network types</li>
<li> Network interface bonds</li>
<li> XenServer physical connectivity</li></ul>
STORAGE
<ul>
<li> XenServer storage architecture</li>
<li> Understanding thick and thin provisioning</li>
<li> Storage locations</li>
<li> File-based and block-based storage</li>
<li> Storage multipathing</li>
<li> XenServer Intellicache</li>
<li> XenServer in-memory read caching</li>
<li> XenApp and XenDesktop Provisioning enhancements</li></ul>
<li> XenServer storage architecture</li>
<li> Understanding thick and thin provisioning</li>
<li> Storage locations</li>
<li> File-based and block-based storage</li>
<li> Storage multipathing</li>
<li> XenServer Intellicache</li>
<li> XenServer in-memory read caching</li>
<li> XenApp and XenDesktop Provisioning enhancements</li></ul>
HIGH AVAILABILITY
<ul>
<li> Purpose of high availability</li>
<li> High availability recommendations</li>
<li> Detecting a host failure</li>
<li> High availability recovery process</li></ul>
<li> Purpose of high availability</li>
<li> High availability recommendations</li>
<li> Detecting a host failure</li>
<li> High availability recovery process</li></ul>
SECURITY
<ul>
<li> Integrating with Active Directory</li>
<li> Understanding role-based access</li>
<li> Minimizing the attack surface</li>
<li> Certificates and SSL with XenServer</li>
<li> XenServer Hypervisor Introspection Direct Inspect API</li></ul>
<li> Integrating with Active Directory</li>
<li> Understanding role-based access</li>
<li> Minimizing the attack surface</li>
<li> Certificates and SSL with XenServer</li>
<li> XenServer Hypervisor Introspection Direct Inspect API</li></ul>
SIZING AND OPTIMIZATIONS
<ul>
<li> Dom0 sizing</li>
<li> Dom0 in-memory reach caching</li>
<li> Virtual CPU optimization</li>
<li> Device pass-through</li>
<li> Dynamic memory control</li>
<li> Resource scheduling</li>
<li> Network QoS</li>
<li> Disk prioritization</li>
<li> XenServer vGPU and GPU pass-through</li></ul>
<li> Dom0 sizing</li>
<li> Dom0 in-memory reach caching</li>
<li> Virtual CPU optimization</li>
<li> Device pass-through</li>
<li> Dynamic memory control</li>
<li> Resource scheduling</li>
<li> Network QoS</li>
<li> Disk prioritization</li>
<li> XenServer vGPU and GPU pass-through</li></ul>
TROUBLESHOOTING
<ul>
<li> XenServer maintenance mode</li>
<li> Host logs and event notifications</li>
<li> Xsconsole</li>
<li> XenTop</li>
<li> Command-line and PowerShell commands</li>
<li> Using Citrix Insight Services</li>
<li> Network tracing</li>
</ul>
<li> XenServer maintenance mode</li>
<li> Host logs and event notifications</li>
<li> Xsconsole</li>
<li> XenTop</li>
<li> Command-line and PowerShell commands</li>
<li> Using Citrix Insight Services</li>
<li> Network tracing</li>
</ul>
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