Introducing Virtualization University's Professional vSphere™ Foundation. This intructor-led training contains 20 Modules of lecture, video presentations and numerous lab demonstrations of VMware's latest product vSphere. This VMware Training course includes training on the new features such as Host Profiles, vNetwork Distributed Switch, vApp, Thin Provisioning and enhancements to existing features such as Update Manager, vCenter and ESX Server.

• Instructor led training by Larry Loucks, former VMware VCI and Senior Consultant

• This course is almost twice the length of our original VI3 course

• Hands on lab demos so you can see how to work with vSphere and implement in your own environment

• What's New in vSphere - Check out all the improvements on this versions vCenter/ESX Server

• More performance monitoring and performance data

• A module on the the new VMware Update Manager which makes upgrading to vSphere a breeze

• This course can assist VCP's in upgrading their certification to vSphere

Course Outline

Module 1               The Path to a Successful Virtual Infrastructure
Module2                vSphere Overview – What’s New
Module3                Upgrading to vSphere
Module4                vCenter 4 –Overview and Installation
Module5                ESX 4 Overview and Installation 
Module6                Networking in vSphere including vNetwork Distributed Switch plus more
Module7                Storage – including Thin Provisioning
Module8                Update Manager
Module9                The Virtual Machine – including CPU\Memory Hot Add plus more
Module10             Deploying VM’s with Clones and Templates
Module11             Virtual Machine Migrations
Module12             Virtual Machine Snapshots
Module13             Resource Management  
Module14             Clusters  - including Distributed Power Management and Enhanced vCenter plus more
Module15             vAPPs
Module16             Host Profiles   
Module17             Scheduling Tasks in vCenter  
Module18             Permissions
Module 19            Performance Monitoring and Alarms
Module20             Best Practices