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CCNP SWITCH 642-813 Cert Kit Video & Quick Reference Preparation DVD

upa_kid — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 15:10:23 +0000

CCNP SWITCH 642-813 Cert Kit Video & Quick Reference Preparation DVD
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Description: CCNP SWITCH 642-813 Cert Kit is a best of breed late-stage preparation package that combines three self-study tools into one value-priced package. This product provides you with over 6 hours of personal instruction from Sr. instructor Dave Hucaby on the LAN Switching Video Mentor, a concise review of CCNP SWITCH exam topics in the CCNP SWITCH Quick Reference, and 300 exam review questions in both desktop and mobile formats in the CCNP SWITCH Cert Flash Cards Online. LAN Switching Video Mentor is a DVD video product. The DVD contains a series of short instructional videos that demonstrate how to accomplish some of the most common configuration and troubleshooting tasks on the Catalyst platforms and how to verify that the network is working correctly. The DVD contains 20 individual videos for a total of about six hours of instruction. CCNP SWITCH Quick Reference provides you with detailed, graphical-based information, highlighting only the key topics on the CCNP SWITCH exam in cram-style format. This fact-filled Quick Reference allows you to get all-important information at a glance, helping focus on areas of weakness and enhance memory retention of important concepts. CCNP SWITCH Cert Flash Cards Online provides a concise review of all objectives on the CCNP SWITCH 642-813 exam. This online exam preparation tool consists of a custom flash card application loaded with over 300 total questions that test your skills and enhance retention of exam topics.
Manufacturer: Cicso Press
Year: 2010
Language: English
Video Codec: Flash

Combines three effective self-study tools into one value-priced package
The Switching Video Mentor contains 20 individual videos for six hours of instruction
The Cert Flash Cards Online provide 300 online flash cards for mobile and desktop devices
The CCNP SWITCH Quick Reference provides late stage review in print and PC formats
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CBtTraining: A+ 2009 collection

upa_kid — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 06:13:30 +0000

What You’ll Learn
Video 1: Introduction|06:47
Video 2: PC Overview|25:19
Identify desktop PC components, overview of desktop computer layout and connections.
Video 3: Tools and ESD|39:03
Given a scenario, integrate common preventative maintenance techniques. use of appropriate repair tools and cleaning materials, compressed air, lint free cloth, computer vacuum, compressors. Given a scenario, select and use the following tools: specialty hardware / tools, loop back plugs, anti-static pad and wrist strap, extension magnet, ESD, electrostatic discharge.
Video 4: Motherboards Part 1: Architecture and Form Factors|29:16
Explain motherboard components, types and features: Form factor, ATX/BTX, micro ATX, NLX, bus architecture, bus slots, north bridge, south bridge, I/O Controller Hub (ICH), Memory Controller Hub (MCH), Platform Controller Hub (PCH), i series processor, intel, P55 chipset, Px series chipset, cache, L1 cache, L2 cache, front side bus, back side bus.
Video 5: Motherboards Part 2: Tour of Parts and Components|35:35
Explain motherboard components, types and features: I/O interfaces, sound, video, serial, IEEE 1394 / Firewire, memory slots, processor sockets, bus slots, Parallel AT Attachment (PATA), Integrated Drive Electronics (IDE), Enhanced Integrated Drive Electronics, (EIDE), AT Attachment (ATA), CMOS battery, Complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor, USB, universal serial bus, jumper settings, expansion slots, front panel connectors, I/O ports, sound.
Video 6: Motherboards Part 3: Assembly/Disassembly, Diagnose/Repair|32:25
Motherboard installation, ESD, electrostatic discharge, assembly, disassembly, removing a motherboard, replacing a motherboard, removing expansion cards, antistatic bags, field replaceable unit, (FRU).
Video 7: BIOS|45:55
BIOS, basic input output system, read-only memory, ROM, CMOS, complimentary metal-oxide semiconductor, BIOS functions, overclocking, boot order, POST, power on self test, Configuring BIOS, advanced BIOS settings, other adapter BIOS, Troubleshooting BIOS, updating BIOS, flash BIOS.
Video 8: Buses and Expansion Slots|44:52
Capture cards, TV, video, modem, PCI, PCI-x, PCI-Express, peripheral components interface, accelerated graphics port, AGP, tv tuner card, video capture card, audio modem riser AMR, communications network riser, CNR, bandwidth, throughput, theoretical maximum bandwidth
Video 9: Resources and Ports|51:18
Firewire, Universal Serial Bus, USB, IEEE 1394, IEEE 1284, parallel port, serial port, infrared, iRDA, centronics, DB-9, DB-25, standard parallel port, SPP, enhanced parallel port, EPP, enhanced capabilities port, ECP, LPT, LPT1, LPT2, COM, COM1, COM2, interrupt request, IRQ, direct memory access, DMA, I/O address, memory address, interrupt request conflict, installing and configuring firewire, USB, parallel, and serial expansion cards, 1394b, 1394a, 9-pin serial port, 25-pin serial port, RS-232, FireWire, iLink, 1394b Beta cable, 1394b Bilingual cable, 1394a six-pin cable, 1394a/i.LINK four pin cable, modem, null modem, USB 1.1, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, hot swap.
Video 10: Peripherals and Input|26:15
I/O and Peripherals, keyboard, pointing, mouse, trackball, keyboard, video, mouse, KVM, barcode reader, biometrics, fingerprint scanner, optical scanner, retinal scanner, touchscreens, PS/2, mini-din, wireless, infrared, IR, bluetooth, radio, docking station, port replicator, trackpoint, remote desktop, terminal services, CCD, CMOS.
Video 11: Audio, Video, Cameras|51:27
Distinguish between the different display devices and their characteristics, projectors, CRT, LCD, LCD technologies, liquid crystal display, cathode ray tube, XGA, SXGA+, UXGA, WUXGA, contrast ratio, static contrast ratio, dynamic contrast ratio, connector types, VGA, HDMi, S-Vdieo, component, RGB, DVI pin compatibility, settings, refresh rate, resolution, multi-monitor, degauss.
Video 12: Storage Part 1|32:34
Given a scenario, install, configure and maintain personal computer components, Categorize storage devices and backup media, FDD, HDD, Solid state vs. magnetic, Optical drives, CD / DVD / RW / Blu-Ray, Removable storage, Solid state (e.g. thumb drive, flash, SD cards, USB), External CD-RW and hard drive, Hot swappable devices and non-hot swappable devices.
Video 13: Storage Part 2|37:28
Serial ATA, parallel ATA, PATA, SATA, eSATA, integrated drive electronics, IDE, enhanced integrated drive electronics (EIDE), AT Attachment, ATA, ATAPI, AT Attachment packet interface, actuator arm, actuator, read/write head, platter, hard drive components, track, cylinder, sector, cluster.
Video 14: Storage Part 3|47:16
Categorize storage devices and backup media. removable storage, tape drive, explain motherboard components, types and features, contrast RAID levels, redundant array of independent disks, RAID-0, RAID-1, RAID-5, RAID-10, RAID 0+1, Operating system installation options, Disk preparation order, format drive, partition, primary partition, active partition, extended partition, logical drive, RAID cards, RAID array, disk management tools, defrag, ntbackup, wbadmin, check disk, disk manager, mount points, mounting a drive, drive status, foreign drive, healthy, formatting, active unallocated, failed, dynamic, offline, online. FAT, FAT32, NTFS.
Video 15: Storage Part 4|26:48
Given a scenario, detect problems, troubleshoot and repair/replace personal computer components, storage devices, HDD, hard disk drive, SATA, PATA, Solid state, FDD, optical drives, CD, DVD, RW, Blu-ray, removable, external, RAID cards, eSATA.
Video 16: Memory|51:12
Explain motherboard components, types, and features, RIMM, rambus inline memory module, DIMM, dual inline memory module, CRIMM, continuous rambus inline memory module, SIMM, single inline memory module, SODIMM, single outline dual inline memory module. Compare and contrast memory types, characteristics, and their purpose, DRAM, dynamic random access memory, synchronous dynamic random access memory, DRAM, DDR, DDR2, DDR3, double data rate memory, RAMBUS, parity, even parity, odd parity, error correcting code, ECC, single sided, double sided, single channel, dual channel, tri channel, speed, PC100, PC133, PC2700, PC3200, DDR3-1600, DDR2-667, install, configure, and maintain personal computer components, detect problems, troubleshoot and repair/replace personal computer components.
Video 17: CPU Part 1|24:37
Explain the purpose and characteristics of cpus and their features. Identify CPU types, AMD, Intel, hyper threading, multicore, dual core, onchip cache, L1, L2, L3, speed, 32 bit vs 64 bit, heat sinks.
Video 18: CPU Part 2|29:52
Explain the purpose and characteristics of cpus and their features, cpu and case fans, liquid cooling systems, thermal compound, thermal paste, socket types, cpu technologies, overclocking, throttling, micro code, mmx, sse, voltage regulator modules, VRM, 32 bit, 64 bit, passive cooling, active cooling, slots, pin grid array, staggered pin grid array, land grid array, ZIF, zero insertion force, stepping.
Video 19: Power|01:00:17
Classify power supplies types and characteristics, AC adapter, ATX proprietary, voltage, wattage, and capacity, voltage selector switch, pins (20, 24), install, configure, and optimize laptop components and features, power and electrical input devices, auto-switching, fixed input power supplies, batteries. given a scenario, integrate common preventative maintenance techniques, power devices, appropriate source such as power strip, surge protector, or UPS, outline the purpose of appropriate safety and environmental procedures and given a scenario apply them, electrical safety, power supply, matching power requirements of equipment with power distribution and UPSs, wattages and capacity, connector types and quantity, output voltage, power consumption, power supply tester, digital multimeter, DMM.
Video 20: Printers Part 1|31:19
Install and configure printers. Differentiate between printer types: Laser, inkjet, impact, local vs network printers, consumables, inkjet ink, toner, laser printing six steps, cleaning, conditioning, writing, developing, transferring, fusing, multipart forms.
Video 21: Printers Part 2|41:02
Printer connections, installation, sharing printers, infrared, IR, serial, parallel, scsi, bluetooth, wifi, wireless, usb, network, printer drivers, signed printer drivers, updating drivers, updating firmware, multifunction printers.
Video 22: Printers Part 3|32:04
Given a scenario, determine the troubleshooting methods and tools for printers, given a scenario, detect and resolve common printer issues, manage print jobs, print spooler, printer properties and settings, print a test page, symptoms, paper jams, blank paper, error codes, out of memory error, garbage printout, no connectivity, issue resolution, replace fuser, replace drum, clear paper jam, power cycle, install maintenance kit (reset page count), set IP on printer, clean printer, stalled print queue, restarting the print spooler service, net stop spooler, net start spooler, pause, restart, cancel print jobs, using the correct paper, worn rollers, ghosted images in print, default printer.
Video 23: Laptops Part 1|49:32
Install, configure, and optimize laptop components and features. Expansion devices: PCMCIA cards, PCI Express cards, input devices: Stylus/digitizer, function keys, point devices (e.g., touch pad, point stick / track point, Given a scenario, explain and interpret common laptop issues and determine the appropriate basic troubleshooting method. Issues: power conditions, keyboard, pointer, stylus, toggle Fn keys, recognize internal laptop expansion slot types, cardbus, expresscard, S1, S2, and S3 sleep or suspend states, S4 hibernation, S5 off, S0 on, hiberfil.sys file, power management control over power button or closing lid actions. batteries, lithium ion, Li-on, nickel metal-hydride, ni-mh, nickel cadmium, ni-cad, ni-cd. Smartcard, biometric, fingerprint scanner, docking station, port replicator.
Video 24: Laptops Part 2|32:44
Install, configure, and optimize laptop components and features, communications connections, bluetooth, cellular wan, ethernet, modem, Given a scenario, explain and interpret common laptop issues and determine the appropriate basic troubleshooting method. Issues: video, remove unneeded peripherals, plug in external monitor, check LCD cutoff switch, verify backlight functionality and pixilation, check switch for built-in wifi antennas or external antennas. LCD backlight, lcd inverter, dualview, touch screen, calibrating touch screen, sticky keys, toggle keys, replacing keyboard, numlock, troubleshooting laptops, increase or decrease backlight, laptop temperature, airflow, cooling fan, heat sink, proper screw locations, manufacturer documentation, removing cards prior to shipment.
Video 25: Installation Part 1|33:29
Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, minimum system requirements, Windows 2000 and newer upgrade paths and requirements, user data migration – user state migration tool (USMT), verification of hardware compatibility and minimum requirements.
Video 26: Installation Part 2|45:43
Installation methods, boot media such as CD, floppy, or usb, network installation, install from image, recovery CD, factory recovery partition, operating system installation options, network configuration, repair install, start installation. Explain the process and steps to install and configure the Windows OS, Device manager, verify, install and update devices drivers, driver signing, emergency repair disk, ERD.
Video 27: Interface and Compatibility|46:50
Compare and contrast the different Windows Operating Systems and their features. Windows 2000, Windows XP 32bit vs. 64bit, Windows Vista 32 bit vs. 64bit, side bar, Aero, UAC, user account control, 3D flip, terminology (32bit vs. 64bit – x86 vs. x64). Application compatibility, installed program locations (32bit vs. 64bit) Windows compatibility mode, run as, user interface, start bar layout, start menu.
Video 28: Windows Files|43:10
Given a scenario, demonstrate proper use of user interfaces, windows explorer, my computer, control panel, command prompt utilities, telnet, cmd, directory structures, create folders, navigate directory structures, files, creation, extensions, attributes, permissions, DIR, MD, CD, RD, user file locations, system file locations, fonts, temporary files, program files, offline files and folders, differentiate between windows operating system directory structures (windows 2000, xp, and vista), volume shadow copy.
Video 29: Users, Groups, File Resources|50:39
Administrative tools, computer management, implement security and troubleshoot common issues, operating systems, local users and groups: administrator, power users, guest, users, administrators, guests, ntfs vs. share permissions, allow vs. deny, difference between moving and copying folders and files, shared files and folders, administrative shares vs. local shares, permission propagation, inheritance, system files and folders, encryption, bitlocker, efs, user authentication.
Video 30: Windows Tools and Diagnostics Part 1|50:07
Run line utilities, msconfig, msinfo32, dxdiag, my network places, administrative tools, performance monitor, event viewer, services, computer management, device manager, select the appropriate commands and options to troubleshoot and resolve problems, msconfig, chkdsk (/f /r), edit, copy (/a /v /y), xcopy, format, [command name] /? sfc, system monitor, services, devices manager, enable, disable, warnings, indicators, reliability monitor, scandisk, check disk, startup programs, defrag.
Video 31: Windows Tools and Diagnostics Part 2|58:29
Task bar / systray, MMC, task manager, process list, resource usage, process priority, termination, system information, system restore, remote desktop protocol (remote desktop / remote assistance) task scheduler, regional settings and language settings, indexing settings, services.msc, wf.msc, diskmgmt.msc, devmgmt.msc, virtualization, set priority, set affinity, end process, end process tree, regedit, regedt32, terminal services, remote desktop services, RDP, MSTSC.exe, TCP 3389.
Video 32: Windows Troubleshooting Part 1|44:40
Explain the basics of boot sequences, methods, and startup utilities, disk boot order /device priority, types of boot devices (disk, network, usb, other) boot options, safe mode, boot to restore point, recovery options, automated system recovery (ASR), emergency repair disk (ERD), recovery console, startup file maintenance, auto-restart errors, invalid boot disk, inaccessible boot drive, missing NTLDR.
Video 33: Windows Troubleshooting Part 2|20:22
Given a scenario, explain and interpret common hardware and operating system symptoms and their causes, OS related symptoms, bluescreen, system lock-up, input/output device, application install, start or load, windows specific printing problems, print spool stalled, incorrect / incompatible driver, Evaluate and resolve common issues, windows specific printing problems, print spool stalled, incorrect / incompatible driver / form printing, bluescreen error, system lock-up, devices drivers failure (input / output devices), application install, start or load failure, service fails to start, background processes.
Video 34: Troubleshooting and Procedure|53:48
Troubleshooting Theory, Identify the problem, Question the user and identify user changes to computer and perform backups before making changes, Ask if new hardware, software, or updates performed, Try to recreate the problem. Establish a theory of probable cause (question the obvious), Test the theory to determine cause, Once theory is confirmed determine next steps to resolve problem, If theory is not confirmed re-establish new theory or escalate, Establish a plan of action to resolve the problem and implement the solution, Verify full system functionality and if applicable implement preventative measures, Instruct user how to obtain and apply updates, Advise to only download software from reputable sources, Document findings, actions and outcomes, Explain and Interpret Hardware symptoms and Causes, identify hardware related symptoms, Excessive heat, Noise HDD, fans failing, Odors, Status light indicators, Alerts, Visible damage, Use documentation and resources User / installation manuals, internet / web based, Training materials, Given a scenario, integrate common preventative maintenance techniques, Physical inspection, Updates, windows update, windows server update services, WSUS, Group Policy Object, GPO, Windows XP SP2 uninstall, SPUNINST.EXE, Ensuring proper environment, Operational Procedure, Outline the purpose of appropriate safety and environmental procedures and given a scenario apply them, electromagnetic interference, EMI, Network interference, Magnets, radio frequency interference, RFI, Cordless phone interference, Microwaves, Electrical safety, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), Cable management, Avoiding trip hazards, Physical safety, Heavy devices, Hot components, OSHA Requirements, Properly maintained tools/equipment, Records of accidents, Display OSHA poster in prominent location, Environmental — consider proper disposal procedures, Compliance in the Workplace, Standard Operating Procedure.
Video 35: Networking Part 1|40:46
Given a scenario, install, configure and maintain personal computer components: Wired and wireless network cards, Status indicators, Will not light if either end of connection connected to failed device, Wake on LAN configured in BIOS, Summarize the basics of networking fundamentals, including technologies, devices and protocols, Devices and Topology, BUS, Ring, Mesh, Star, Hub, Broadcasts to all ports, token ring, media access method, Ethernet, Half duplex, Switch, Full duplex, no collisions, Crossover cable, Router-interconnects networks, Bandwidth and latency, satellite, fiber, dial-up.
Video 36: Networking Part 2|21:32
Categorize network cables and connectors and their implementations, Coaxial cable, Single wire to send/receive, RG-8 ThickNet, RG-6 Thinnet, Fiber, ST, SC, MT-RJ, LT connectors Fiber unaffected by EMI, unshielded twisted pair, UTP CAT3, CAT5 CAT5e, CAT6, RJ-11, RJ-45, shielded twisted pair, STP, Plenum rated cable, Fire resistant, Least amount of toxic fumes, PVC.
Video 37: Networking Part 3|49:18
Protocols NetBIOS Extended User Interface, NetBEUI, NetBIOS, Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol, TCP/IP, Basics of configuring IP addressing and TCP/IP properties, class identification, class A, Class B, Class C, Troubleshooting TCP/IP settings for DHCP, DNS, subnet mask, HOSTS file, DHCP (dynamic vs. static) Excluding static addresses, network address translation, NAT (private and public), loopback addresses, automatic private IP addressing, APIPA, Mail Protocol Settings, simple mail transport protocol, SMTP, IMAP, post office protocol, POP, POP3, FTP settings Ports, Programs, Proxy settings Ports, IP addresses, Exceptions, Programs, Secure connection protocols, secure socket header, SSH, secure sockets layer, SSL, hypertext transfer protocol over SSL, HTTPS.
Video 38: Networking Part 4|37:25
Firewall settings, Windows Firewall, security for network through access control lists, open and closed ports, program filters, netsh firewall show state, network location awareness, public, private, home, work, domain, basics of active directory domain vs. workgroup, local area network, LAN, wide area network, WAN, virtual private network, VPN.
Video 39: Networking Part 5|21:07
Compare and contrast the different network types, and setup SOHO, Bluetooth, personal area network, PAN, cellular, Basic VOIP, voice over IP, Enable QOS on home router, Dial-up, plain old telephone service, public switched telephone network, POTS, PSTN, Modem-modulate demodulate analog-digital, Broadband, digital subscriber line, DSL, Cable, Satellite (highest latency), integrated services digital network, ISDN, Fiber.
Video 40: Networking Part 6|01:07:55
Wireless All 802.11 types, A, B, G, N, wireless Interference, Cordless phone Wiring closet, elevator, 5 channels of separation, Wireless router placement, Range extender, loop antennae, WEP, WPA-personal, WPA-Enterprise, WPA2-Personal, WPA2-Enterprise, WPA-PSK, SSID, Service Set Identifier, change SSID name from default, Disable SSID broadcast, client configuration requires manually typing in SSID, MAC filtering DHCP settings Configuration, Disable, Static IP, Change AP default username and password, Update firmware, Firewall, Port forwarding / port triggering.
Video 41: Networking Part 7|33:37
Select the appropriate commands and options to troubleshoot and resolve problems. troubleshoot client-side connectivity issues using appropriate tools. Ping -a, Troubleshoot gateway, Tracert, Nslookup, Netstat, show routing table, Net use /persistent:YES Ipconfig, ping.
Video 42: Security Part 1|44:43
Security, Malicious software protection, Malware symptoms, change user home page, change user search engine, Web page redirection, popups, Viruses, Self-replicating software, Trojan horse, Malicious software attached to another piece of software, Worms, Self-replicating, self-propagating, Spyware, Risk of identity theft, capture personal information such as login passwords, banking info, Adware, Tracks user habits, Botnet, Several computers launch synchronized attacks, Usually an infection of a Trojan, denial of service attack, DOS, Phishing, Email attempt to gain security info from user, Spam, Unsolicited emails, Social engineering, Attempt to acquire unauthorized info to achieve a goal (e.g., get a user’s password), Assuming authority, Flattery, Sympathy , fear, Grayware, Given a scenario, prevent, troubleshoot and remove viruses and malware, Use antivirus software, Install before accessing internet, Windows Defender, Data Execution Prevention, Windows might report that no AV software available, disable notification in Security Center, Quarantine infected systems, Research malware types, symptoms and solutions (virus encyclopedias), Remediate infected systems, Safe mode with networking, Apply update manually by obtaining from another machine, Only guaranteed way to remove is format drive, reload OS, Update antivirus software, Signature and engine updates, Automatic vs. manual, Automatic, script, Built in auto-update feature, Schedule scans, During low usage periods, Repair boot blocks, Scan and removal techniques, educate end-user.
Video 43: Security Part 2|19:01
Security, explain the basic principles of security concepts and technologies, encryption technologies, data wiping, hard drive destruction, hard drive recycling, authentication technologies, user name, password, complex password, nonalphanumeric, alphanumeric, basics of data sensitivity and data security, compliance, classifications, intrusion detection, trusted platform module, TPM, implement security and troubleshoot common issues, drive loc, intrusion detection.
Video 44: Customer Service|23:30
Given a scenario, demonstrate the appropriate use of communication skills and professionalism in the workplace, Use proper language — avoid jargon, acronyms, slang, Maintain a positive attitude, Listen and do not interrupt a customer, Be culturally sensitive, Be on time o If late contact the customer, Avoid distractions, Personal calls, Talking to co-workers while interacting with customers Personal interruptions, Dealing with a difficult customer or situation, Avoid arguing with customers and/or being defensive, Do not minimize customers’ problems, Avoid being judgmental, Clarify customer statements, Ask open-ended questions to narrow the scope of the problem, Restate the issue or question to verify understanding, Set and meet expectations / timeline and communicate status with the customer, Offer different repair / replacement options if applicable, Provide proper documentation on the services provided, Follow up with customer / user at a later date to verify satisfaction, Deal appropriately with customers confidential materials Located on computer, desktop, printer, etc.
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CBtTraining: MCITP Server Administrator 2008 Certification Package

upa_kid — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 05:57:08 +0000

Includes Exam-Packs 70-640, 70-642 and 70-646. Is there life after after MCSA? You bet there is. It’s called Server Administrator MCITP Certification, and it’s MS’s equivalent to an MCSA for Server 2008.

Server Admin 2008 MCITP Certification says you can run nearly every aspect of daily services and resources in a windows environment. And the James Conrad videos in this training package will help you earn that certification quickly.

James shows you how to be a top-flight Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator — as he fully prepares you for all three MCITP exams. Let your boss or would-be employers know that you”ve got what it takes to meet their network needs.
This training package includes the following video series:

Exam-Pack 70-640 MCTS WinServer2008 Active Directory, Configuring
Exam-Pack 70-642 MCTS Win2008 Network Infrastructure, Configuring
Exam-Pack 70-646 PRO Windows Server 2008, Server Administration
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CBtTraining: Cisco Security — Exam-Pack 642-515 SNAA

upa_kid — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 01:04:34 +0000

CBtTraining: Cisco Security — Exam-Pack 642-515 SNAA
ul.to| 750 MB | Running Time: 13 hrs

Take your ASA skills to the next level! In this video series, Jeremy Cioara focuses on ASA’s graphic interface (called the ASDM).

By the time you’ve finished watching, you’ll feel like a network star on SSLVPNs (the next-generationVPN connection for remote users), Certificate-based VPNs and application layer inspection.

Plus, you’ll be fully prepared to add killer SSLVPN technology to your cooperate network, feel a lot more comfortable working with Cisco’s graphic interface and be ready for the 642-515 SNAA certification exam.

Exam-Pack 642-515 SNAA – Securing Networks with ASA Advanced contents:

* Cisco Security: Cisco Certification and Getting the Most from this Series
* Foundations: Access Lists and NAT
* Foundations: Access Lists and NAT, Part 2
* Controlling Traffic: Cisco Modular Policy Framework
* Controlling Traffic: Cisco Modular Policy Framework, Part 2
* Protocol Inspection: Advanced Protocols
* Protocol Inspection: Advanced Protocols, Part 2
* Routing and Switching: ASA VLAN Interaction
* Routing and Switching: Dynamic Routing Protocols
* VPN Technology: IPSec and Digital Certificates
* VPN Technology: Configuring Site-to-Site VPNs with Digital Certificates
* VPN Technology: Certificate-Based Remote Access VPNs
* VPN Technology: Advanced Remote Access VPN Features
* VPN Technology: ASA5505 as Easy VPN & VPN Quality of Service
* SSL VPNs: Understanding SSL / WebVPN Technology
* SSL VPNs: Configuring Clientless VPNs
* SSL VPNs: Configuring Anyconnect VPNs
* SSL VPNs: Configuring Anyconnect VPNs, Part 2
* SSL VPNs: Understanding and Installing Cisco Secure Desktop
* SSL VPNs: Configuring Cisco Secure Desktop
* SSMs: Understanding AIP-SSM and CSC-SSM
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CBtTraining: Microsoft 98-365 Server Administrator MTA DVD

upa_kid — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 00:54:29 +0000

CBtTraining: Microsoft 98-365 Server Administrator MTA DVD
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Genre: Video Training

If you’re new to IT and servers, this is the place to start. Microsoft’s 70-365 certification tells employers that you’ve got your server basics down pat.Trainer James Conrad explains how servers differ from the standard PC. He demonstrates the value of server redundancy and clustering, which is so important when one or more hardware components fail. You’ll also learn about Active Directory (AD) infrastructure and group policy, both essential topics for every aspiring IT admin.By the time you’ve finished watching this series, you’ll be ready for the certification exam and know how to perform basic server administration for a small business or department.
Video 1: Series Intro|09:22

Video 2: Understanding Device Drivers|42:01

Understand device drivers. This objective may include but is not limited to: installation; removal; disabling; update/upgrade; rollback; troubleshooting; Plug & Play; IRQ; interrupts; driver signing, understanding the purpose of device drivers.

Video 3: Understanding Services|28:33

Understand services. what services are, which statuses a service can be in, startup types, started, stopped, pause, resume, recovery options, delayed startup, automatic startup, manual, disabled, Run As settings for a service, service accounts, dependencies

Video 4: Installation Part 1: Editions of Windows|38:36

Understand server installation options. Choosing correct OS version, windows server 2008, standard, enterprise, datacenter, web server, itanium, server core, clustering, server roles, certification authority

Video 5: Installation Part 2: Installation Options|54:18

Understand server installation options. partitioning; F8 options; server core vs. full; interactive install; unattended install; automated install using WDS; upgrade vs. clean install; firmware updates including BIOS, Windows Automated Installation Kit, WAIK, Windows System Image Manager, WSIM, SIM, answer files, autounattend.xml, unattend.xml, windows deployment services

Video 6: Application Servers|33:59

Identify Application Servers, mail servers, Microsoft exchange, client access server, hub transport server, mailbox servers, edge transport server, demilitarized zone, DMZ, perimeter network, sites, database servers, Microsoft SQL, mysql, open source, oracle, line-of-business applications, collaboration servers, SharePoint, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, monitoring servers, system center operations manager, SCOM, threat management, Cisco, checkpoint, firewall, proxy, intrusion detection system, IDS

Video 7: Web Services|51:46

Understand web services, IIS, Internet information server, WWW, FTP, separate worker processes, application pool, adding components, configuring web sites, opening correct ports to ensure communication with the web or ftp server, ports 80, 443, 21, web server certificates, ssl, secure sockets layer, tls, transport layer security.

Video 8: Remote Access Part 1|43:20

Understand remote access. remote assistance, remote desktop, remote desktop services, helper, host, licensing, rd gateway, remote desktop gateway

Video 9: Remote Access Part 2|35:22

Understand remote access, remote administration tools, remote server administration toolkit, application virtualization, APP-V, MDOP, RSAT, WINRM quickconfig, WINRS, remote desktop services, virtual private network, VPN, PPTP, L2TP, Direct Access, IKEv2, point-to-point tunneling protocol, layer two tunneling protocol, Internet key exchange v2, MOBIKE.

Video 10: Print Services|35:58

Understand print services. local printers, network printers, printer pools, web printing, web management driver deployment, print job management, shared printers, updating printer drivers.

Video 11: File Services|32:03

Understand file services. file, folder, and share permissions, rights, auditing, read, read and write, modify, change, full control permissions. icacls.exe, effective permissions, deny permissions

Video 12: Server Virtualization|37:45

Understand server virtualization. Virtualization modes, VHDs, virtual memory, virtual networks, snapshots and saved states, physical to virtual, virtual to physical.

Video 13: Accounts and Groups|42:40

Understand accounts and groups. domain accounts, local accounts, user profiles, group types, group scopes, group nesting, AGDLP, joining a computer to a domain, authentication, authorization, security identifier, SID, universal groups, domain local groups, global groups, distribution groups, security groups.

Video 14: Organizational Units and Containers|24:37

Understand Organizational Units and Containers. purpose of organizational units, purpose of containers, delegation, default organizational units and containers, domain vs workgroup.

Video 15: Active Directory Infrastructure|58:07

Understand Active Directory infrastructure. domain controllers, forests, operation masters roles, flexible single master operations, FSMO, domain naming master, schema master, Relative ID master, RID master, infrastructure master, PDC emulator, primary domain controller, external trust, manual trust, one-way trust, two-way trust, forest trust, transitive trust, shortcut trust.

Video 16: Group Policy|24:38

Understand Group Policy. group policy processing, group policy precedence, group policy management console, GPMC, computer policies, user policies, local policies, gpupdate, understand disk types. advantages and disadvantages of different storage types; local (SATA, SCSI, IDE); ATA; basic disk; dynamic disk; mount points; file systems; mounting a virtual hard disk; distributed file systems; optical disks

Video 17: Storage|01:07:27

Understand RAID. RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 10 and combinations; hardware and software RAID, Identify storage technologies. NAS; SAN; fibre channel; iSCSI; NFS; FC HBA and FC switches; iSCSI hardware.

Video 18: Server Hardware|01:09:05

Identify major server hardware components. memory; disk; processor; network; 32 / 64 bits; removable drives; graphic cards; cooling; power usage; ports.

Video 19: Performance Monitoring|45:29

Understand performance monitoring. methodology; procedures; effect of network, CPU, memory and disk; creating a baseline; perfmon; resmon; Task Manager; performance counters, winpcap, wireshark, network monitor, ethereal. Understand performance logs and alerts. purpose of performance logs and alerts

Video 20: Startup Process|41:45

Video 21: Business Continuity Part 1|20:57

Understand business continuity. disaster recovery; clustering; data redundancy; uniterruptible power supply (UPS), power sag, brownout, outage, spike, surge, utility power, street power, battery, active/passive cluster, GPT, network load balancing (NLB)

Video 22: Business Continuity Part 2|40:25

Understand business continuity. Disaster recovery, windows server backup, ntbackup.exe, backup data, restore data, active directory restore, ntdsutil, folder redirection, volume shadow copy.

Video 23: Updates|27:12

Uderstand updates. software; driver; operating systems; applications; Windows Update; Windows Server Update Service (WSUS), upstream servers, downstream servers, language packs, computer groups, synchronizations, server cleanup wizard, using GPO to configure client-side WSUS settings.

Video 24: Troubleshooting|35:36

Understand troubleshooting methodology. processes; procedures; best practices; systematic vs. specific approach; perfmon; Event Viewer; Resource Monitor; Information Technology Infrastructure Library; ITIL, central logging; event filtering; default logs, event forwarding, event collector, event forwarder.
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CBtTraining: Microsoft 98-366 Networking MTA DVD

upa_kid — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 00:36:20 +0000

CBtTraining: Microsoft 98-366 Networking MTA DVD
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If you’re new to IT and networking, this is the place to start. Microsoft’s 70-366 certification tells employers that you know how to set up and administer basic networks and have a good foundational knowledge for higher level network administration.

This series shows you how to create good network design, and explains how wireless networking and network equipment (particularly layer 2 and 3 switches and routers) work.

By the time you’ve finished watching this series, you’ll be ready for the certification exam and know how to perform basic server administration for a small business or department.
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TsTraining: Windows Small Business Server 2008 (Exam 070-653)

upa_kid — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 15:30:12 +0000

TsTraining: Windows Small Business Server 2008 (Exam 070-653)
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Our Small Business Server 2008 Training Teaches You about: Establishing a Network, Migrating File Shares and Email, IIS 7.0, Remote Access and Much More.
Plus, Windows Small Business Server 2008, Configuring MCTS: 70-653 Exam Coverage!

Small Business Server 2008 Course Outline

Lesson 1 – Introduction

This video introduces the instructor and what will be covered in the course.

* About Your Instructor
* Topics Covered in this Course
* How this Course Works
* Introduction to the Scenario
* Lab Setup

Lesson 2 – SBS 2008 Overview

In this video you??????ll take a look at the compenents of SBS 2008 and learn about important features and limitations. Plus, we??????ll dispel some common myths about Small Business Server.

* What is Small Business Server 2008?
* Some Relevant Windows Server 2008 Features
* Why Exchange 2007 Makes the Difference
* Limitations of SBS 2008
* Common Myths about Small Business Server

Lesson 3 – SBS 2008 Planning and Prep

In this video you will learn how Device CALs and User CALs will prepare you to determine appropriate licensing for your organization. Plus, you will work step-by-step to create your own answer file that will help to streamline the installation process.

* SBS 2008 Licensing Overview
* Device CALs and User CALs
* Hardware Requirements
* Other Requirements
* Creating an Answer File

Lesson 4 – SBS 2008 Installation

In this video you will work step-by-step to install SBS 2008 and you will learn how to troubleshoot common installation issues.

* The Setup Process
* The Install WIM File
* Checking the Answer File
* More About Setup and the Answer File
* Installation Issues
* Troubleshooting Installation

Lesson 5 – SBS 2008 Networking Setup

In this video you will work hands-on to setup up your own network using the Network Setup Wizard. Plus, you will learn how to verify and troubleshoot your configuration by using the SBS Fix My Network Wizard.

* Overview of Networking Concepts
* Configuring the Court Spies Private Network
* Key Networking Terms
* Running the Network Setup Wizard
* Checking Network Settings & Properties
* Verifying Proper Configuration
* The Fix My Network Wizard
* Address Reservation

Lesson 6 – Establishing the Public Presence

In this video you will work to setup your network??????s internet address from the SBS Console and learn how to purchase the public domain name and SSL Certificate from a third party. Plus, you??????ll work hands-on to configure and test connectivity via your router, to make sure you can connect to your network and to the internet.

* Running the Set-Up Internet Address Wizard
* Setting Up a Public Domaing Name
* Configuring Public DNS Records
* Getting an SSL Certificate
* Testing Connectivity
* Configuring Your Router

Lesson 7 – User Management

In this video you will learn how to configure users and groups and assign specific roles to each user and group to limit user??????s access to only what they need.

* How Users, Groups and Resources Fit Together
* Using Groups
* How Roles Work
* User Properties vs. User Role Properties
* Creating Additional Email Addresses for a User
* Creating User Roles
* Adding Users to Roles
* Working with Roles
* Creating User Accounts in Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC)
* Opening an Advanced SBS Console

Lesson 8 – Working With Files

In this video you will learn how to add elevated levels of availability and security to your files by using the Move Data Wizards, by creating shared folders, and by adding share and file level permissions to files.

* Using the Move Data Wizards
* Pre-Built File Shares
* Add a New Shared Folder
* Share and File Level Permissions
* More File Features
* Folder Redirection
* Shadow Copies
* Disk Quotas

Lesson 9 – Adding Client Computers

In this video you will work to join your client computers to the domain and discover the features and benefits of this process. Plus, you will learn how to connect and manage the computers on the domain.

* Overview and Benefits of Domain Joining
* SBS Client Advisor Tool
* Using the Connect Computer Wizard
* Post-Join Follow Up
* Managing Domain Joined Computers

Lesson 10 – Managing Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)

In any network environment managing bandwidth requirements is always a concern. In this video you will learn how to us WSUS to manage the depoloyment of updates, service packs, and security patches. Plus, you will work hands-on to schedule downloads, approve updates, and perform required maintenance.

* Overview of WSUS 3.0
* WSUS and Group Policy
* WSUS Scheduling
* Update Approval
* Things You Can Do to Divorce WSUS from SBS Console
* WSUS Reporting
* WSUS Maintenance Tasks
* Client Side after Automatic Updates

Lesson 11 – Server Management

One of the most important aspects of managing your Small Business Server 2008 network is doing so efficiently and cost-effectively. In this video you will learn how to customize the console, create service accounts to ease the management of third party applications and manage terminal services connections to make remote administration even easier. Plus, you will discover how to customize information flow to administrators, so that they get the important information they need about network performance.

* Scenario Management Requests
* Custom Consoles
* Creating Service Accounts
* Managing the Page File
* Managing Terminal Server Connections
* Disabling User Account Control (UAC) Prompts
* Configuring Reporting
* Notifications
* The File Server Resource Manager
* The Task Scheduler
* Custom Notifications and Alerts
* Troubleshooting with the Best Practices Analyzer
* Resolving Common Issues

Lesson 12 – Implementing SharePoint

In this video you will learn what SharePoint can do and how to create and manage SharePoint libraries to maximize communication within your company. Plus, you will work hands-on to integrate mail with SharePoint and create and set permissions in SharePoint libraries.

* Scenario Management Requests
* The Two Components of SharePoint
* Internet Information Services (IIS) Connections
* Accessing the SharePoint Site from Outside the Domain
* The SharePoint Central Administration Website
* SQL on SharePoint
* SharePoint Lists and Libraries
* Create and Set Permissions on a New Library
* Mail-Enabled SharePoint
* Using Application Templates

Lesson 13 – Remote Access

Properly utilizing the remote access capabilities of SBS 2008 can be a great boost to availability and productivity. In this video you will learn about the different options for allowing users to connect to resouces remotely. Plus, you will work hands-on using Remote Web Workplace, Remote Desktop, VPN Access, and an outside connection to SharePoint. This will allow you to discover how to determine the best remote access option for the proper situation.

* Tools for Remote Access
* Remote Web Workplace (RWW) Setup
* Customizing Links on RWW Site
* How Users File Support Requests in SharePoint
* Giving Users Remote Access to File Shares
* Accessing File Shares in Outlook Web Access (OWA)
* Enabling Direct Access to the Server
* Managing VPN Connectivity
* The Routing and Remote Access Console
* Setting Up a VPN Connection
* Terminal Services Tools

Lesson 14 – Backup and Recovery

Having a backup and recovery plan for your SBS 2008 resources can save you a lot of time and money. In this video you will learn the benefits of using the Volume Shadowcopy Service, how to configure a server backup, and how to troubleshoot your backup if something goes wrong during the backup and recovery process.

* Introducing Volume Shadowcopy Service (VSS) Backups
* How SBS 2008 Backups Work
* Configuring Server Backup
* Troubleshooting Backup
* Recovery Procedures
* Complete Server Recovery
* Performing a Single Backup

Lesson 15 – Exchange Management

In this video you will work hands-on to configure and manage the features of Exchange Server within SBS 2008.

* Using a Smarthost
* Configuring the POP3 Connector
* Configuring Message Size Limits
* Adding Additional Domains
* Allowing non-PC Devices to Send Mail
* Allow Internal Devices to Relay Messages Outside Local Domain
* Creating a Mail Disclaimer
* Transport Rules
* Checking Mailbox Statistics
* Resources for Troubleshooting
* MX Toolbox and DNS Stuff Websites
* Exchange Server Remote Connectivity Analyzer
* Exchange Cosole Toolbox

Lesson 16 – Exchange Clients

Most employees these days need access to their work email via web access, their mobile phones, and other email capable devices when they can??????t be in the office. In this video you will learn how to setup email solutions to give your users and roaming clients a stable, bug-free mail experience.

* AutoDiscover
* Testing Email Autoconfiguration
* Cached Exchange Mode
* Running the Remote Connnectivity Analyzer with AutoDiscover
* Configuring Outlook
* Outlook Web Access
* Redirecting HTTP to HTTPS
* Outlook Anywhere
* ActiveSync
* Configuring Windows Mobile Clients

Lesson 17 – Exchange Recovery

Once you have your users set up on Exchange, you will need to make sure your system is prepared in case of some kind of system failure. In this video you will discover the different levels of Exchange Server recovery and you will learn the best practices for managing your Exchange backup and recovery; so if disaster strikes, you??????ll be able to keep your e-mail system up and running.

* How Exchange Stores Data
* Overview of Recovery Storage Groups
* Creating Recovery Storage Groups
* Database-Level Restores
* Item-Level Recovery

Lesson 18 – Security

In this video you will learn about the many threats your servers and clients face, both internally and externally. Plus, you will work hands-on to secure your network from threats like hacking and malware.

* Overview of Threat Vectors
* Accidental Compromises
* The Security Console and Group Policy
* Managing UAC with Group Policy
* Configuring UAC for Workstations
* Enabling Windows Defender
* The Best Practices Analyzer
* Removing Local Admin Rights
* Creating a Domain Desktop Admin Account
* External Attack
* Mail Filtering
* Data Leakage
* Hacking
* Setting Password Criteria with Default Domain Policy
* Managing the Server Firewall
* Creating Firewall Rules
* Controlling Outbound Traffic
* Internal Threats
* Share Permissions
* Securing and Monitoring RWW Usage
* Locking Down Edge Firewall Ports
* Preventing Rogue Laptops on the Network

Lesson 19 – Group Policy

As an administrator it is important to understand Group Policy in order to streamline workstation deployment and keep your network as secure as possible. In this video you will learn how to manage your network??????s Group Policy by working hands-on to map drives and printers, keep software uniform across your client systems, and allow applications to run without local admin rights.

* Where Policies Reside on the Server
* Using Policy Preferences
* Downloading Client Side Extensions to a Share
* The Group Policy Management Console
* Creating Group Policies
* Deploying Group Policy Objects
* Checking Policy Changes on a Workstation
* Troubleshooting Policy Deployment
* Enforcing Password-Protected Screensavers
* Allowing Users to Run Applications Without Admin Rights
* Deploying Software via Group Policy

Lesson 20 – Migration from SBS 2003

Let??????s say you currently have a Small Business Server 2003 environment and you would like to migrate this to a Small Business Server 2008 environment but you don??????t want to lose all of your settings. In this video you will learn to migrate your SBS 2003 network to an SBS 2008 network while at the same time preserving your current Active Directory environment. Plus, you will walk through a step-by-step migration, including creating an answer file and migrating users, groups, data, and certificates.

* Migration Overview
* Preparing for Migration
* Getting Ready to Migrate – Part 1
* Checking Network Health
* Getting Ready to Migrate – Part 2
* Synchronizing Times
* Migration Preparation Tool
* Creating the Migration Answer File
* Phase 1 – Migration Mode Installation
* Phase 2 – The Migration Wizard
* Migrating Your Certificate
* Migrating Exchange
* Debris Removal
* Migrating Data
* Migrating Users and Groups

Bonus Lessons

Bonus Video 1 – Navigating SBS 2008

* SBS Console
* User Administration in SBS
* More Features of the SBS Console
* Exchange Management Console
* Exchange Management Shell
* Active Directory Users and Computers
* Internet Information Services Console
* Working with the Microsoft Management Console Tool
* Certificate Services Console

Bonus Video 2 – SBS 2008 Update Rollup 3
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TsTraining: Windows Server 2008 MCITP Server Administrator 70 646-DDUiSO

upa_kid — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 15:17:46 +0000

TsTraining: Windows Server 2008 MCITP Server Administrator 70 646-DDUiSO
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Genre: elearning

Over 15 Hours of Server 2008 Training Teaches You
Server Administration, Read Only Domain Controllers,
Server 2008 Server Core, Virtualization and Much More!
Plus, Complete MCITP: 70-646 Exam Coverage!

A word from Ed Leiberman
(MCP, MCSA, MCSE, MCDST, MCT, MCTS, MCITP, A+, Network+, Server+)

If you want to develop hands-on experience in Server Administration for Windows Server 2008 and prepare for the 70-646 MCITP exam, then this course is for you! Whether you are looking to install, deploy, delegate, update, or secure your Windows Server 2008 computers, this course will guide you into becoming a highly qualified server administrator.

We are so excited in announcing this long awaited course in our Windows Server 2008 series. If you?ve got Windows Server 2008, Active Directory, and Network Infrastructure under your belt, our Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator course is the last stop toward achieving your MCITP: Server Administrator certification.

Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator Training
Course FAQs
“What skills or knowledge do I need before starting this course?”

You should have a basic understanding of how to navigate Windows Server 2008.
“Do I need any special equipment to complete this training course?”

NO All you need is a computer with Internet Explorer and a media player; however, working hands-on with a Windows Server 2008 computer may enhance your training experience.
“Is this course part of any Microsoft certification track?”

Yes! This course will help you prepare for the 70-646 Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator exam. After passing the 70-640 & 70-642 exams, the 70-646 exam will complete your MCITP Server Administrator certification.

Note: In Video 18 of this course, “Certification”, we give a complete road map of all the new Microsoft certifications.
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PlTraining: Entity Framework 4.1 Code First

upa_kid — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:44:35 +0000

PlTraining: Entity Framework 4.1 Code First
Video: avc1 (H264) .MP4 | 1h 58m | Resolution: 1024×768 | Audio: aac 48000Hz, Stereo | 1.87 GB

This course introduces viewers to Entity Framework 4.1. The first module provides an overview of the features you will find in Entity Framework 4.1. The next two modules drill into configuring Code First using the Code First Data Annotations and then configuring with the Code First Fluent API.
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TsTraining: VMware vSphere 4.1, VMware ESX 4.0 Complete Training

upa_kid — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 04:19:34 +0000

Included in the course is information on the VMware. Certified Professional (VCP) program and training on exciting new features of the vSphere suite such as: Fault Tolerance, SVMotion, Host Profiles, Hot Add of CPU & RAM, and Fault Tolerance. Of course, the course also covers the traditional VMware features like VMotion, DRS, and VMHA.
By utilizing the power of cloud computing, VMware vSphere will allow you to dramatically reduce costs, increase control over your IT infrastructure, while maintaining flexibility and security.
Also Included: Best of vSphere 4.1 for vNerds
This additional course, included for free via My Online Training, covers the new features in ESXi 4.1
Professional Training Over 51 Hours (51 Hours, 9 Minutes, 49 Seconds) of VMware vSphere Training Package Videos Jam Packed on 8 DVDs!
Multiple File Formats Make it convenient for you to learn anywhere you go! iPod Video, Mp3 Audio, .WMV & high quality .AVI video PDF of Instructor Notes allow you to follow along with the videos and take more organized notes Instant Access Online to the entire training course
Exam Preparation Complete Exam Coverage This course covers all of the bases required for you to pass: VCP – VMware Certified Professional Exam
Overview
Train Anywhere You Want Mobile On-Demand Training Train Where You Want, When You Want Additional Training Formats Additional Training Formats High Resolution Video, MP3 Audio and PDF of Instructor Notes
Also Included: Best of vSphere 4.1 for vNerds
This additional course, included for free via My Online Training, covers the new features in ESXi 4.1
Professional Training Over 51 Hours (51 Hours, 9 Minutes, 49 Seconds) of VMware vSphere Training Package Videos Jam Packed on 8 DVDs! Multiple File Formats Make it convenient for you to learn anywhere you go! iPod Video, Mp3 Audio, .WMV & high quality .AVI video PDF of Instructor Notes allow you to follow along with the videos and take more organized notes
Instant Access Online to the entire training course
VMware vSphere Training – Course Outline

Lesson 1 – Introduction to VMware vSphere
Lesson 2 – Meet Your Instructor
Lesson 3 – Our Scenario with the Wired Brain Coffee Company
Lesson 4 – VMware Certification – Preparing for the VCP and VCDX
Lesson 5.1 – Introduction to Virtualization
Lesson 5.2 – Virtualization Products Compared
Lesson 6 – VMware ESXi4 Free Edition for the SMB
Lesson 7 – VMware vSphere 4 and ESX Essentials
Lesson 8.1 – vSphere Management Options
Lesson 8.2 – Installing the VMware vSphere Client
Lesson 8.3 – Navigating vSphere using the vSphere Client
Lesson 9 – Running VMware ESX 4 in Workstation
Lesson 10.1 – Installing VMware ESX 4
Lesson 10.2 – Installing VMware ESXi Version 4
Lesson 11.1 – Installing VMware vCenter 4
Lesson 11.2 – Installing VMware ESXi Version 4
Lesson 11.3 – Creating and Modifying Virtual Guest Machines
Lesson 11.4 – Installing and Configuring VMware Tools
Lesson 11.5 – Adding Virtual Machine Hardware with vSphere Hot Plug
Lesson 11.6 – Using vSphere Host Profiles
Lesson 12.1 – Administering VMware ESX Server Security
Lesson 13.1 – Introduction to and Installing VMware Data Recovery (VDR)
Lesson 13.2 – Backup and Restore with VMware Data Recovery (VDR)
Lesson 14.1 – Virtual Storage 101 and Storage Terminology
Lesson 14.2 – Configuring vSphere Storage
Lesson 14.3 – Creating a Free iSCSI SAN with OpenFiler
Lesson 15.1 – vSphere Virtual Networking
Lesson 15.2 – Using the vSphere Distributed Virtual Switch (dvswitch)
Lesson 16.1 – Understanding and Using Tasks, Events, and Alarms
Lesson 17 – Performance Optimization in VMware vSphere
Lesson 18 – Upgrading from VMware ESX 3.x and Virtual Infrastructure to vSphere 4
Lesson 19.1 – Moving Virtual Machines with VMotion
Lesson 19.2 – Moving Virtual Storage with SVMotion
Lesson 19.3 – Load Balancing with Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS)
Lesson 19.4 – Implementing High Availability with VMware HA (VMHA)
Lesson 19.5 – Super High Availability with VMware Fault Tolerance (FT)

PowerCLI – Hal Rottenberg

Lesson 1 – Reporting with PowerCLI
Lesson 2 – Performance with PowerCLI
Lesson 3 – Diagnostics with PowerCLI
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