NetWorker 7.x Hands-On Lab - March 2009

NetWorker 7.x Hands-On Lab

90% Hands-On and Chalk Talk
We keep PowerPoint slides to a minimum, so roll up your sleeves.

Taught by Field Experienced Consultants
Your instructor will be one of our consultants with real-world experience designing and implementing NetWorker solutions.

Limited Class Size
Individual workstations and personalized attention in a hands-on environment.

About the Class

Leveraging over a decade of Legato training experience for more than 2,500 students worldwide, Cambridge Computer has developed a 5-day lab-based class. This class is the result of student feedback covering the topics they find most critical to their NetWorker environments and the way students have said they learn best (hands-on). Thus the content of our class is tailored to meet the real-world needs of administrators responsible for planning and deploying NetWorker, and is presented in a hands-on way wherever possible.

Our 5-day intensive NetWorker Lab Class is an alternative or supplement to EMC’s 7-days of NetWorker Administration and Advanced Administration classroom courses, which are largely lecture-driven classes. Our class is a practical, hands-on experience on the design and implementation of NetWorker. Our chalk talk discussions include topics such as incorporating LAN-Free Backup, Backup-to-Disk and Virtual Tape Libraries in your system, scheduling and policy best practices, and strategies for cloning offsite copies of data.

Our field-experienced instructors work alongside students and address selected specifics of individual environments. We also boast a state-of-the-art training center, which is equipped with a Storage Area Network (SAN), a Virtual Tape Library (VTL) and individual workstations.

Intended Audience

The NetWorker Lab Class is tailored to meeting the real-world needs of administrators responsible for planning and deploying NetWorker.

Topics Covered

• Understanding NetWorker architecture, implementation, configuration, device management, backup levels and schedules for developing real-world strategies
• Backing-up and recovering data
• Scheduling and policy best practices, performance tuning and disaster recovery practices
• Incorporating LAN-free and SAN backup, backup-to-disk and Virtual Tape Libraries (VTLs) in your system
• Cloning backups, cloning strategies and restoring from clones
• Monitoring and troubleshooting NetWorker, and basic scripting