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IBM System p, AIX, and UNIX

AIX Networking

AIX Network Installation Manager (NIM): Concepts and Configuration (AN220)

AIX Network Installation Manager (NIM): Concepts and Configuration (ILO) (AX220)

PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX III: Virtualization and Mobility (AN430)

PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX III: Virtualization and Mobility - ILO (AX430)

TCPIP for AIX Administrators (AN210)

TCPIP for AIX Administrators - Instructor-led Online (AX210)

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IBM Power p and AIX

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What is New in POWER6 and AIX 6

AN01 ORClassroom

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Implementing POWER6, Virtualization and AIX 6.1 for

POWER5/AIX 5L Administrators

AN02Classroom

AT02 ORInstructor-led onlineNo

Implementing POWER6 and HMC7 for AIX 5L and POWER5

Administrators

AN03Classroom

AT03 ORInstructor-led online

Implementing AIX 6 for AIX 5L Administrators

AN04Classroom

AT04 ORInstructor-led online

What's New in Power Systems for AIX

AN07Classroom

AX07 ORInstructor-led online

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No

Are youmoving to PowerHA

SystemMirror?Yes

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Are youmigrating to Power7

or AIX7?

Are youmigrating to Power6

and AIX 6?

START HERE...

Proceed to training path:A: AIX Users and System Administration

systemp20.031011

What’s New inPowerHA System Mirror

ATH1 Instructor-led online

Power Systems andAIX Differences Workshop

AN08Classroom


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AIX Users and System Administration

systemp21.072010

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AIX System Administration I: Implementation

AY14Self-paced virtual class

AIX Jumpstart for UNIX Professionals


AN11Classroom

Power Systems for AIX I: LPAR Configuration and Planning


AN12Classroom

Power Systems for AIX II: AIX Implementation and

Administration


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AN22Classroom

AIX Network Installation Manager (NIM):

Concepts and Configuration


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Doyou want to

learn about System Adminstration?

Are you an experienced UNIX

administrator?

Are you newto AIX?

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Korn and Bash Shell Programming

AL32Classroom

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AN14Classroom

AIX Jumpstart for UNIX Professionals


AN10 ORClassroom

AIX Basics



Proceed to training path:B: AIX Security, Network Administration, Problem Determination, Virtualization, and Performance

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AIX Security, Network Administration, Problem Determination, Virtualization, and Performance

systemp22.041010

AN15Classroom

Power Systems for AIX III: Advanced Administration and

Problem Determination


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AN30Classroom

Power Systems for AIX –Virtualization I: Implementing

Virtualization


AN31Classroom

Power Systems for AIX –Virtualization II: Advanced PowerVM and Performance


AN51Classroom

Power Systems for AIX IV: Performance Management


Analyzing and Tuning Complex AIX 5L Performance Issues

AU77Classroom

AIX 5L System Administration V: Workload Manager

AU19Classroom

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AIX System Administration II: Problem Determination


Do youwant to learn about

AIX ProblemDetermination?


Virtualization?


Performance?

Yes


AIX Network Administration?

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Yes

AN21Classroom

TCP/IP for AIX Administrators


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Implementing AIX Security Features

AU47Classroom


Security?Yes

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START HERE...

Proceed to training path:C: PowerHA System Mirror for AIX

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PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX

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AN41Classroom

PowerHA for AIX I: Implementation, Configuration,

and Administration


AN42Classroom

PowerHA for AIX II: Extended Administration and Problem

Determination


AN45Classroom

PowerHA for AIX: Migration and Extended

Administration


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AN46Classroom

PowerHA for AIX: Problem Determination

Workshop


AN43Classroom

PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX III: Virtualization and Mobility



PowerHA?

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AN44Classroom

PowerHA/XD: Extended Distance and Disaster Recovery


Yes

START HERE...

Proceed to training path:D: AIX Systems Management, Clustering, Internals, and Cloud Computing

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AIX Systems Management, Clustering, Internals, and Cloud Computing

systemp24.031011

AN94Classroom

IBM Systems Director 6.2 for Power Systems I: Installation

and Systems Management


AIX 6 Internals II:File Systems and LVM

AT67Instructor-led online

AIX 6 Internals I: Process and Memory

Management

AT62Instructor-led online

D

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Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

START HERE...

AN96Classroom

IBM Systems Director VMControl 2.3 for Cloud Computing

Infrastructure


Do you wantto learn about IBM Systems Director

VMControl 2.3 on Power Systems?

Do youwant to learn about AIX

Internals?


Clustering?


SystemsDirector?

AN81Classroom

GPFS System Administration


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AIX Networking__________________________________________________________________________

AIX Network Installation Manager (NIM): Concepts and Configuration__________________________________________________________________________

Interested in bringing a class to you? Onsite training

Overview

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Learn the fundamental capabilities of the Network Installation Manager (NIM) facility of the AIX 6 operating

system.

This course uses a combination of instructor lecture and machine exercises to provide the student with

practical background knowledge.

Special note

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IBM Education Advantage Program Eligibility:

Yes - Education Pack - online account

Audience

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This course is appropriate for anyone with system administrative duties installing and managing an AIX

operating system in a multiuser POWER (System p) environment.

Prerequisites

View schedule and enroll

Course code AN220 Skill level Intermediate

Duration 2.0 days Delivery type Classroom

(Hands-on

labs)

Course type Public or

Private on-site

Public price USD

$1,425.00

plus tax

View this course in other countries

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Students attending this course should have basic AIX systems administration skills and be able to use HMC V7

to manage POWER-based managed systems

These skills may be obtained by attending:

Power Systems for AIX I: LPAR Configuration and Planning (AN110)

Power Systems for AIX II: AIX Implementation and Administration(AN120)

Skills taught

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Explain key NIM concepts and terminology

Display NIM-related information

Set up a NIM master

Perform a base AIX (RTE) install

Define and use several types of NIM objects

Perform an automated install

Create and use mksysb resources

Maintain lpp_source and SPOT resources

Update NIM clients

Course outline

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Day 1

Unit 1 - NIM overview

Exercise 1 - NIM overview

Unit 2 - Setting up the master

Exercise 2 - Setting up the NIM master

Unit 3 - RTE installation

Exercise 3 - RTE installation

Unit 4 - Customizing install operations

Exercise 4 - Customizing install operations

Day 2

Unit 5 - NIM backups and restores

Exercise 5 - NIM backups and restores

Unit 6 - Managing key NIM resources

Exercise 6 - Managing key NIM resources

Unit 7 - Client updates

Exercise 7 - Client updates

Ordering information



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certification program description

Course schedule

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Course prices are subject to change and schedules can change frequently, so please refer to

our website for the latest information before enrolling.


Start date Location Class lang. Price Class #22 Sep 2011 Manhattan/New

York, NYENGLISH USD $1,425.00 ZFBY

22 Sep 2011 Live VirtualClassroom, 99

ENGLISH USD $1,425.00 ZFEF

24 Oct 2011 Elk Grove, CA ENGLISH USD $1,425.00 YPJT24 Oct 2011 Live Virtual

Classroom1, 99ENGLISH USD $1,425.00 YPJW

17 Nov 2011 Durham/Raleigh, NC ENGLISH USD $1,425.00 ZFDI17 Nov 2011 Live Virtual

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AIX Network Installation Manager (NIM): Concepts and Configuration(ILO)__________________________________________________________________________


Overview

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Learn the fundamental capabilities of the Network Installation Manager (NIM) facility of the AIX 6 operating

system.

This course uses a combination of instructor lecture and machine exercises to provide the student with practical

background knowledge.

Note: This live, instructor-led online course is taught at your workstation: Do not make travel arrangements.

Before enrolling, review the Machine Requirements to be sure your system meets the minimum hardware and

software requirements.

You may click on the following link to determine if your computer is properly configured before enrolling in this

course.

http://www.elluminate.com/support/

Special note

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Audience

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Course code AX220 Skill level Intermediate

Duration 2.0 days Delivery type Instructor Led -

Online Training

(Hands-on

labs)


Private on-site

Public price USD

$1,425.00

plus tax


http://www.ibm.com/services/learning/ites.wss/us/en?pageType=course_description&courseCode=AX220


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This course is appropriate for anyone with system administrative duties installing and managing an AIX

operating system in a multiuser POWER (System p) environment.

Prerequisites

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You should have basic AIX systems administration skills and be able to use HMC V7 to manage POWER-

based managed systems

These skills may be obtained by attending:

Power Systems for AIX I: LPAR Configuration and Planning (AN110)

Power Systems for AIX II: AIX Implementation and Administration(AN120)

Skills taught

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Explain key NIM concepts and terminology

Display NIM-related information

Set up a NIM master

Perform a base AIX (RTE) install

Define and use several types of NIM objects

Perform an automated install

Create and use mksysb resources

Maintain lpp_source and SPOT resources

Update NIM clients

Course outline

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Day 1

Unit 1 - NIM overview

Exercise 1 - NIM overview

Unit 2 - Setting up the master

Exercise 2 - Setting up the NIM master

Unit 3 - RTE installation

Exercise 3 - RTE installation

Unit 4 - Customizing install operations

Exercise 4 - Customizing install operations

Day 2

Unit 5 - NIM backups and restores

Exercise 5 - NIM backups and restores

Unit 6 - Managing key NIM resources

Exercise 6 - Managing key NIM resources



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Unit 7 - Client updates

Exercise 7 - Client updates


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Machine requirements

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Your computer should meet or exceed the following machine requirements:

Windows

Windows 2000/XP/Vista

Pentium III 500 MHz processor

256 MB RAM

20 MB free disk space

Soundcard with speakers and microphone or headset

28.8 kbps Internet connection

Macintosh

Mac OS X 10.2.8, 10.3.9, and 10.4

G3, G4, G5, or Intel processor

256 MB RAM


Microphone (internal, USB, or iSight)


UltraSPARC Solaris

Solaris 10 (SPARC only)

UltraSPARC llc 300 MHz

128 MB RAM




Red Hat Linux

Red Hat Linux (RHEL4)

Pentium III 1 GHz processor

256 MB RAM




Novell Linux

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Course schedule

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Start date Location Class lang. Price Class #19 Dec 2011 Virtual Eastern, 99 ENGLISH USD $1,425.00 CL73


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PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX III: Virtualization and Mobility__________________________________________________________________________


Overview

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Learn to integrate PowerHA SystemMirror V6.1 Standard Edition in a highly available virtualized environment.in

which the PowerHA nodes are clients to a virtual I/O server.

Special note

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Audience

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This advanced course is intended for PowerHA SystemMirror system administrators and support personnel who

are responsible for the implementation and maintenance of PowerHA SystemMirror clusters in a virtualized

environment on IBM Power Systems running AIX.

Prerequisites

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You must have experience planning, implementing, and administering PowerHA SystemMirror or HACMP

cluster and basic knowledge of how to create an LPAR and VIO server. This prerequisite may be met by

attending:

PowerHA for AIX I: Implementation, Configuration and Administration (AN410)


Course code AN430 Skill level Advanced


(Hands-on

labs)


Private on-site

Public price USD

$2,695.00

plus tax



http://www.ibm.com/services/learning/ites.wss/us/en?pageType=course_schedule&courseCode=AN430&sortBy=startdate&currency=American+Dollars&courseType=Public+or+Private+on-site&CEUCredits=0.0&skillLevel=Advanced&mediaId=48&rCode=STGP&subDelID=2&coursePrice1=2695.00&startDate1=2010-05-19




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Power Systems for AIX - Virtualization I: Implementing Virtualization (AN300)

You should also have basic knowledge of the following topics:

TCP/IP communications concepts; and LVM concepts and configuration. This prerequisite may be met by

attending:


Power Systems for AIX II: AIX Implementation and Administration (AN120)

Skills taught

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Design and implement a virtualized environment for a PowerHA SystemMirror cluster that includes the failure

and recovery of the virtualized components outside of the control of PowerHA SystemMirror

Implement the use of DLPAR by PowerHA SystemMirror

Implement PowerHA SystemMirror in an environment that uses Live Partition Mobility

Implement PowerHA SystemMirror in an environment that uses Application Partition Mobility (WPARs)

Course outline

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Day 1

Unit 1: SystemMirror and virtualization concepts review

Unit 2: Using SystemMirror with PowerVM

Exercise 1: SystemMirror across managed systems

Day 2

Exercise 2: System p virtualization concepts for PowerHA

Unit 3: Implementing DLPAR in SystemMirror

Day 3

Exercise 3: Implementing DLPAR in SystemMirror

Unit 4: Implementing WPARs with SystemMirror

Unit 5: Implementing Live Partition Mobility with SystemMirror

Exercise 4: Implementing WPARs with SystemMirror

Exercise 5: Implementing Live Partition Mobility with SystemMirror


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Start date Location Class lang. Price Class #28 Nov 2011 Phoenix, AZ ENGLISH USD $2,695.00 XRFZ28 Nov 2011 Live Virtual

Classroom1, 99ENGLISH USD $2,695.00 XRRE

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PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX III: Virtualization and Mobility - ILO__________________________________________________________________________

Overview

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Learn to integrate PowerHA SystemMirror V6.1 Standard Edition in a highly available virtualized environment.in

which the PowerHA nodes are clients to a virtual I/O server.

Note:

This live, instructor-led online course with hands-on labs is taught at your workstation: Do not make travel

arrangements.




course.


Special note

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Audience

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This advanced course is intended for PowerHA SystemMirror system administrators and support personnel who

are responsible for the implementation and maintenance of PowerHA SystemMirror clusters in a virtualized

This course is not scheduled. Inquire about Onsite

training at your facility.

Register your interest

Course code AX430 Skill level Advanced


Online Training

(Hands-on

labs)


Private on-site

Public price USD

$2,695.00

plus tax





http://www.ibm.com/services/learning/itess.wss/us/en?pageType=page&c=a0006712&courseCode=AX430&courseTitle=PowerHA+SystemMirror+for+AIX+III%3A+Virtualization+and+Mobility+-+ILO



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environment on IBM Power Systems running AIX.

Prerequisites

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You must have experience planning, implementing, and administering a PowerHA SystemMirror or HACMP

cluster and basic knowledge of how to create a LPAR and VIO server. This prerequisite may be met by

attending:

PowerHA for AIX I: Implementation, Configuration and Administration (AN410)

Power Systems for AIX - Virtualization I: Implementing Virtualization (AN300)

You should also have basic knowledge of the following topics: TCP/IP communications concepts; and LVM

concepts and configuration. This prerequisite may be met by attending:



Skills taught

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Design and implement a virtualized environment for a PowerHA SystemMirror cluster that includes the failure

and recovery of the virtualized components outside of the control of PowerHA SystemMirror

Implement the use of DLPAR by PowerHA SystemMirror

Implement PowerHA SystemMirror in an environment that uses Live Partition Mobility

Implement PowerHA SystemMirror in an environment that uses Application Partition Mobility (WPARs)

Course outline

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Day 1

Unit 1: SystemMirror and virtualization concepts review

Unit 2: Using SystemMirror with PowerVM

Exercise 1: SystemMirror across managed systems

Day 2

Exercise 2: System p virtualization concepts for PowerHA

Unit 3: Implementing DLPAR in SystemMirror

Day 3

Exercise 3: Implementing DLPAR in SystemMirror

Unit 4: Implementing WPARs with SystemMirror

Unit 5: Implementing Live Partition Mobility with SystemMirror

Exercise 4: Implementing WPARs with SystemMirror

Exercise 5: Implementing Live Partition Mobility with SystemMirror






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Windows



256 MB RAM




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Mac OS X 10.2.8, 10.3.9, and 10.4


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TCPIP for AIX Administrators__________________________________________________________________________


Overview

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Learn to begin implementing, using, and troubleshooting TCP/IP, generic remote commands, DSH, SSH,

VLANs, Dynamic DNS, DHCP, static and dynamic routing, network availability, and NFS (V3 and V4).

This course provides essential core fundamental skills which are required as a prerequisite when taking further

Power system/AIX education in advanced AIX, virtualization, high availability, and clustering. It is designed

specifically for AIX version 6 but is also applicable to previous versions.

Special note

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IBM Education Advantage Eligibility:

Yes - IBM Education Pack - Online Account

Audience

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This intermediate course is for Network Administrators or other personnel responsible for the configuration, use,

and support of TCP/IP and common network services on AIX 6.

Prerequisites

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You should have a general working knowledge of the AIX environment and commands.

You should be comfortable using the AIX commands line, vi, and SMIT.


Course code AN210 Skill level Intermediate


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Private on-site

Public price USD

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These skills can be acquired by taking the following courses:

AIX Basics (AU13) or (AN10)


Skills taught

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Understand the fundamental concepts of TCP/IP, protocols, and addressing

Configure TCP/IP on AIX

Configure and use Telnet, FTP, REXEC, rlogin, rsh, RCP, and dsh

Configure and use the open secure shell (OpenSSH)

Connect multiple TCP/IP networks using static and dynamic routing

Understand the theory of VLANs and how IEEE 801.1Q protocol is used in Power systems

Configure routing, multipath routing and dead gateway detection (DGD)

Understand and configure gigabit fast failover (GFF) and link aggregation (LA)/ether channel

Combine both GFF and LA technologies to achieve the highest levels of availability

Describe Domain Name System (DNS) function

Configure DNS on AIX

Describe Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) function

Configure DHCP on AIX

Describe Network File System (NFS) function

Configure NFS versions 3 and 4 on AIX

Configure the NFS automounter on AIX

Perform basic troubleshooting of network problems

Course outline

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Day 1

Unit 1: Network concepts

Exercise 1: TCP/IP concepts

Unit 2: Configuring TCP/IP

Exercise 2: Configuring TCP/IP

Unit 3: Inetd remote command services

Exercise 3: The inetd daemon and remote inetd services

Day 2

Unit 4: OpenSSH

Exercise 4: OpenSSH

Unit 5: VLAN theory

Exercise 5: Configuring VLANs

Unit 6: Routing

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Exercise 6: Routing

Unit 7: Network availability

Day 3

Exercise 7: Network availability (optional)

Unit 8: DNS and BIND

Exercise 8: Configuring a DNS domain

Unit 9: DHCP

Exercise 9: Configuring a DHCP and dynamic DNS

Day 4

Unit 10: Network File System

Exercise 10: Configuring NFS

Unit 11: Problem determination

Exercise 11: Problem determination

Unit 12: AIX and Windows interoperability

Exercise 12: AIX and Windows interoperability


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Start date Location Class lang. Price Class #13 Sep 2011 Manhattan/New

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TCPIP for AIX Administrators - Instructor-led Online__________________________________________________________________________

Overview

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Learn to begin implementing, using, and troubleshooting TCP/IP, generic remote commands, DSH, SSH,

VLANs, Dynamic DNS, DHCP, static and dynamic routing, network availability, and NFS (V3 and V4).

This course provides essential core fundamental skills which are required as a prerequisite when taking further

Power system/AIX education in advanced AIX, virtualization, high availability, and clustering. This course is

designed specifically for AIX version 6 but is also applicable to previous versions.

Note:

This live, instructor-led online course with hands-on labs is taught at your workstation: Do not make travel

arrangements.




course.


Special note

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IBM Education Advantage Eligibility:

Yes - IBM Education Pack - Online Account

This course is not scheduled. Inquire about Onsite

training at your facility.

Register your interest

Course code AX210 Skill level Intermediate


Online Training

(Hands-on

labs)


Private on-site

Public price USD

$2,825.00

plus tax





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This intermediate course is for Network Administrators or other personnel responsible for the configuration, use,

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Prerequisites

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You should have a general working knowledge of the AIX environment and commands.

You should be comfortable using the AIX commands line, vi, and SMIT.

These skills can be acquired by taking the following courses:

AIX Basics (AU13) or (AN10)


Skills taught

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Understand the fundamental concepts of TCP/IP, protocols, and addressing

Configure TCP/IP on AIX

Configure and use Telnet, FTP, REXEC, rlogin, rsh, RCP, and dsh

Configure and use the open secure shell (OpenSSH)

Connect multiple TCP/IP networks using static and dynamic routing

Understand the theory of VLANs and how IEEE 801.1Q protocol is used in Power systems

Configure routing, multipath routing and dead gateway detection (DGD)

Understand and configure gigabit fast failover (GFF) and link aggregation (LA)/ether channel

Combine both GFF and LA technologies to achieve the highest levels of availability

Describe Domain Name System (DNS) function

Configure DNS on AIX

Describe Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) function

Configure DHCP on AIX

Describe Network File System (NFS) function

Configure NFS versions 3 and 4 on AIX

Configure the NFS automounter on AIX

Perform basic troubleshooting of network problems

Course outline

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Unit 1: Network concepts

Exercise 1: TCP/IP concepts

Unit 2: Configuring TCP/IP

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Exercise 2: Configuring TCP/IP

Unit 3: Inetd remote command services

Exercise 3: The inetd daemon and remote inetd services

Day 2

Unit 4: OpenSSH

Exercise 4: OpenSSH

Unit 5: VLAN theory

Exercise 5: Configuring VLANs

Unit 6: Routing

Exercise 6: Routing

Unit 7: Network availability

Day 3

Exercise 7: Network availability (optional)

Unit 8: DNS and BIND

Exercise 8: Configuring a DNS domain

Unit 9: DHCP

Exercise 9: Configuring a DHCP and dynamic DNS

Day 4

Unit 10: Network File System

Exercise 10: Configuring NFS

Unit 11: Problem determination

Exercise 11: Problem determination

Unit 12: AIX and Windows interoperability

Exercise 12: AIX and Windows interoperability


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Macintosh

Mac OS X 10.2.8, 10.3.9, and 10.4


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UltraSPARC Solaris



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Red Hat Linux



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AIX, AuditStage, BladeCenter JS22 Express, BladeCenter JS22 or Power Architecture blade, CICS, CICS/ESA, Cube Views, DB2, DB2 Connect,

DataStage, DFSMS, DFSMShsm, DFSMSrmm, DRDA, DS4000, DS6000, DS8000, energy capping, energy savings mode, ~, ESCON,

FICON, FileNet, FlashCopy, GDPS, IBM, IBM BladeCenter, IBM eServer, IBM i, IBM IntelliStation, IBM Lotus Quickr 8, IBM Lotus Expeditor,

IBM Lotus Mobile, IBM Maximo, IBM Power Architecture, IBM SureONE, IBM SurePOS, IBM System i, IBM System i5, IBM System p, IBM

System p5, IBM System Storage, IBM System x, IBM System z, IBM System z9, IBM Systems, IBM TotalStorage, IBM Virtualization Engine,

i5/OS, iSeries, ImagePlus, Informix, JS22 Express, JS22 Express server, JS22 Express blade, JS22 Express blade server, Lotus, LotusNotes,

MetaStage, MQSeries, On Demand Business, OS/390, Parallel Sysplex, Power availability, Power offerings, Power operating systems, Power

platform, POWER processor-based blade, Power servers, Power Systems, Power systems management, Power Systems programs, Power

Systems revenue, Power Systems servers, Power Systems share, Power Systems Software, Power user groups, Power virtualization,

PowerVM, POWER6, POWER6 or POWER processor, POWER5+ 595, Power 520, Power 595, Power 550, ProfileStage, RACF, Red Brick,

RS/6000, S/390, the Power server, the POWER6 processor-based server, Tivoli Access Manager, Tivoli Business Services Manager, Tivoli

Compliance Insight Manager, Tivoli Dynamic workload Broker, Tivoli Identify Manager, Tivoli Monitoring, Tivoli Netcool, Tivoli Provisioning

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Take Back Control, Telelogic, Telelogic DOORS, Telelogic System Architect, Telelogic Rhapsody, Tivoli, Tivoli Enterprise Console, TotalStorage,

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