N1 Service Provisioning System Software Administration for Microsoft Windows OS

Sun Microsystems - Russia
Moscow, Russia

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' The N1 Service Provisioning System Software Administration for Microsoft Windows OS course provides students with the information they need to install, configure, operate, and manage the N1 Service Provisioning System product. It describes the organizational architecture, including the features and functions, resource requirements, and the benefits. This course is an instructor-led class that consists of a mix of lecture and lab exercises.

Skills Gained
Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:
Describe and identify the major components in the N1 Service Provisioning model
Log in and navigate the N1 Service Provisioning System graphical user interface
Define N1 Service Provisioning System components and containers
Run native commands on a target host using the N1 Service Provisioning System software
Deploy application simple and container components and verify deployment
Install, back up, and restore the N1 Service Provisioning System software
Add and remove users to the N1 Service Provisioning System graphical user interface (GUI)
Start and stop N1 Service Provisioning System processes
Uninstall the N1 Service Provisioning System software

Course Content
Module 1 - N1 Service Provisioning System Introduction and Architecture


Explain what the N1(TM) Service Provisioning System (N1 SPS) software is
Identify the major features of the N1 SPS software
Explain the roles of the Master Server, Local Distributor, and Remote Agent
Discuss the architectural choices available to you with the N1 SPS software
Explore the user interface associated with the N1 SPS software
Identify features of the main task bar of the N1 SPS software
Discuss N1 SPS software paths

Module 2 - Introduction to the Host Database


Create hosts in the Master Server database
Discuss host sets
Create host sets
Discuss and create host types
Discuss virtual hosts

Module 3 - Component Creation and Deployment


Understand the role of components in the N1 SPS
Understand the contents of a component
List some of the built-in component types
Differentiate between simple and container components
Use best practices for creating and naming components
Check in a component from the Gold Server
Check in a container from the Gold Server
Use built-in install and uninstall steps to deploy components
Hide and delete components

Module 4 - N1 SPS Comparison Feature


List the benefits of the N1 SPS comparison feature
Describe the role of snapshots in the comparison feature
Perform model-to-model comparisons
Perform model-to-install comparisons
Perform install-to-install comparisons

Module 5 - N1 SPS System Infrastructure


Understand the role of the N1 SPS system services
Understand the behavior associated with component types
Review the component types used within the N1 SPS software

Module 6 - Introduction to the Command-Line Interface (CLI)


Describe how the CLI contacts the Master Server
Use the CLI help feature
Get help on a specific CLI command
Use the CLI to perform a basic file check-in
Use the Jython CLI

Module 7 - Component XML, Variable, and the execNative Command


Understand the role of component Extensive Markup Language (XML)
Discuss component variables
Instantiate variables in configuration templates
Discuss the use of the execNative command

Module 8 - Advanced Modeling
Advanced Modeling


Discuss parameters in the component XML files
Define simple and composite plans
Use component constructs in the component and plan XML files
Use the N1 SPS software’s built-in verifications in the XML files

Module 9 - Modeling and Deploying WebLogic Platform Components


Understand the special support for the WebLogic platform in the N1 SPS software
Discuss the WebLogic platform UI shortcuts
Define virtual hosts of the proper type for the WebLogic platform
Discuss the WebLogic platform’s related component types
Deploy a WebLogic platform application
Discuss "best practices" related to the WebLogic platform

Module 10 - System Administration


Discuss, at a high level, the installation process
Understand N1 SPS installation prerequisites
Discuss the different installation bundles available
Set up automated Remote Agent installations
Configure Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) communication
Configure Secure Shell (SSH) communication
Back up the N1 SPS software’s database
Restore the N1 SPS software’s database
Create and manage users and groups
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Phone:(095)935-84-11

School Address:

Sun Microsystems
B-200, Leninsky Pr.
Moscow, 117198
Russia
Tel: (095)935-84-11
E-mail: education@Russia.Sun.Com



Jobs & Resumes: Moscow
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