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Have your students gain the in-depth skills and hands on experience of Virtual Iron today! Rock Solid Technical Services brings 17 years of proven experience into the classroom to give students a solid understanding of Virtual Iron Enterprise.
Solutions. In class we give students a full set of tools to learn how to install, support, and troubleshoot a Virtual Iron environment.
Here’s some of what we cover:
Complete Configuration of Virtual Iron from ground up
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Configuring Virtual Machines
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Configuring a Virtual Hard Disk
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Installing an Operating System
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Configuring Virtual Networks
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Increasing the Security of Virtual Machines and Files
Here’s what the students have access to: Each student will setup their own Virtual Iron use a variety of tools to support the Microsoft Virtual Enterprise. This course offers students to build, support, and troubleshoot their own server. Below are the chapters we cover in class:
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Module 1: Configuring Virtual Iron
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Module Introduction
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Introduction to Virtual Server
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Lesson Introduction
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What Is Virtual Server ?
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Uses for Virtual Server
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How Virtual Server Works
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Virtual Server File Types
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Explore a Virtual Machine
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Self Test
Module 2: Installing Virtual Iron
Module 3: Administering Virtual Iron and Virtual Machines
Module 4: Configuring Virtual Server Security
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Lesson Introduction
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Default Virtual Server Security Configuration
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Virtual Server Security Considerations
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Best Practices for Virtual Server Security
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What Is Constrained Delegation?
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How to Configure Constrained Delegation
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Self Test
Lab: Configure Virtual Server
Module 5: Configuring Virtual Machines
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Module Introduction
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Creating a Virtual Machine
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Lesson Introduction
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Virtual Machine Requirements
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Multiple Virtual Machines
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How to Create a Virtual Machine
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Self Test
Module 6: Configuring a Virtual Hard Disk
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Lesson Introduction
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What Is a Virtual Hard Disk?
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Types of Virtual Hard Disks
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How to Create a Virtual Hard Disk
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Self Test
Module 7: Managing Virtual Hard Disks
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Lesson Introduction
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Self Test
Module 8: Virtual Iron Resource Center
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Lesson Introduction
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Emulated Hardware
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Hardware Limitations
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Component Types
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How to Add Components
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Self Test
Module 9: Installing an Operating System
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Lesson Introduction
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Installation Methods
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How to Install an Operating System
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How to Copy and Move Virtual Hard Disks
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How to Update the Virtual Machine Operating System
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How to Install Virtual Machine Additions
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Self Test
Module 10: Configuring Virtual Networks
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Lesson Introduction
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What Is a Virtual Network?
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How to Create a Virtual Network
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How to Configure Virtual Network Adapters
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Using Microsoft Loopback Adapter
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Self Test
Module 11: Increasing the Security of Virtual Machines and Files
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Lesson Introduction
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Guidelines for Virtual Machine Security
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Increasing the Security of Virtual Server Files
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Increasing the Security of Virtual Machine Files
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Increasing the Security of Virtual Hard Disk Files
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Self Test
Module 12: Optimizing Performance – Live Capacity
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Lesson Introduction
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Counters for Performance Monitoring
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Improving Virtual Server Performance
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CPU Capacity
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How to Allocate CPU Resources to Virtual Machines
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How to Allocate Memory to a Virtual Machine
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Optimizing Disk Performance
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Self Test
Lab: Configure a Virtual Machine
Module 14: Selecting a Migration Method
Module 15: Planning for Migration
Module 16: Virtual Iron JObs
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Lesson Introduction
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Self Test
Module 17: Designing the Consolidated Virtual Server Environment
Module 18: Live Migration
Module 19: Virtual Iron Policies and Reports
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Lesson Introduction
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Module Summary
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