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Duration 10.55 Hours
Lesson 1 - Getting Started with VMware vSphere PowerCLI Training
In this Introductory lesson you learn About Will your Instructor, why PowerCLI is Important, and Get A quick overview of what you Will be learning in the course.
• Why PowerCLI learn?
• About Your Instructor
Course Overview Profile •
Lesson 2 - Lab Setup
In this lesson Instructor Hal Will explain what Hardware and software is Needed if you Would like to follow Along with the Demonstrations in this course. He Will Also Give you A PEEK at His own Lab's Setup.
• Ground Rules
• Hardware Requirements
• Software Requirements
• Virtualize Your Lab!
• Logical Diagram
• Physical Lab
Lesson 3 - Introduction to PowerCLI
Gain an Understanding of what PowerCLI does and how it does it. Get PowerCLI installed in your Lab Environment so you are Ready for the rest of the course.
• What is PowerCLI?
• How Does PowerCLI Work?
• Download the Toolkit
• Installing PowerCLI
• The PowerCLI Console
• The PowerCLI Window
Lesson 4 - PowerCLI Concepts
In this lesson you be Introduced to some Basic concepts About how works with VMware PowerCLI and PowerShell.
• Support Matrix
• vSphere Object Model
• Connecting to vSphere and vCenter
• PowerCLI Cmdlets
Lesson 5 - Working with Objects in PowerShell
Use properties, Methods, and more to Process, examine, filter and finally output objects.
• The Pipeline
• Examining Objects
Objects • Filtering
• Exporting Data
Lesson 6 - Managing vSphere Hosts with PowerCLI
This lesson discusses how to configure and Query One or many vSphere hypervisors Quickly and Remotely using PowerCLI.
• overview of the VMHost Cmdlets
• The Most Important Cmdlet: Get-VMHost
• Adding ESX Server to vCenter
Host • Managing Accounts
• Working with Host Services
• Configuring Network Time Protocol (NTP)
• Configuring Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
• Maintaining ESX Hosts
• Working with Host Profiles
Lesson 7 - Managing Virtual Machines with PowerCLI
You CAN do VM Management tasks using PowerCLI INSTEAD of vCenter. A few examples of what Will be demonstrated are: reboot Machines, Modify memory and CPU settings, add A hard disc to A VM, VM Change network assignment, VM Disconnect CD Drives, and more.
• Overview Profile of the Virtual Machine Cmdlets
• Automating Creation Virtual Machines of
• Managing Virtual Machine Power States
• The Set-VM Cmdlet
• The HardDisk Cmdlets
• The NetworkAdapter Cmdlets
• The CDDrive Cmdlets
• The VMQuestion Cmdlets
• Working with Templates
• Working with Snapshots
• Performing vMotion and svMotion
• Executing PowerCLI Scripts in Virtual Machines
Lesson 8 - Managing Virtual Networks with PowerCLI
This lesson Begins with A tutorial of virtual networking. Then we Talk About All the cmdlets you CAN use to manage your virtual network, Including the host network and host network adapters, virtual Switches, Switches and Distributed virtual virtual portgroups.
• Virtual Networking in A Nutshell
• Overview Profile of the Virtual Networking Cmdlets
• Managing the Host Network with the VMHostNetwork Cmdlets
• Working with Host Network Adapters with the VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlets
• The Get-VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlet
• The New-VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlet
• The Set-VMHostNetworkAdapter Cmdlet
• Working with Virtual Switches with the VirtualSwitch Cmdlets
• The New-VirtualSwitch Cmdlet
• The Set-NicTeamingPolicy Cmdlet
• Working with Distributed Virtual Switches
• Working with Virtual Portgroups
Lesson 9 - Managing Storage with PowerCLI
There are over twenty PowerCLI cmdlets in That cover Storage-related Topics. This lesson Covers All the layers of Storage, start at the host Level and Moving through the subsytem Storage, Storage adapter, wire Protocol, SCSI LUN, Physical Disk and VMFS partition Level and ending at the datastore Level.
• From Host to Datastore, A Journey
• Overview Profile of the Storage Cmdlets
• Working with the Storage Subsystem
• Working with the Host Bus Adapters
• Configuring iSCSI Using PowerCLI
• Creating A New iSCSI Target Connection
• Working with Disks, LUNs, and Partitions
• Modifying LUN Multipath Policy
• Examining and Disks Partitions
• Managing Datastores
• Using the Datastore Provider and Introducing the VIM Providers
• Copying Files Between Datastores
Lesson 10 - Managing High Availability and Clustering with PowerCLI
In this lesson, you learn how to Will use High availability clusters to minimize downtime in Case A host of or VM outage and how to use VMware Dynamic Resource Scheduling (DRS) to automatically Distribute workloads across A Cluster.
• What is VMware High Availability?
• What is VMware Dynamic Resource Scheduling?
• Overview Profile of the HA and DRS Cmdlets
• Managing Clusters
• Creating an HA / DRS Cluster
• Adding an ESX Host to Cluster A and Cluster HA Modifying Settings
• The DRS Cmdlets
• Creating A DRS Affinity Rule
• Configuring Virtual Machine Cluster Settings
• Working with Resource Pools
• Advanced Cluster Configuration
Lesson 11 - Managing vCenter with PowerCLI
This lesson shows how to use PowerCLI to manage and inventory objects like datacenters and folders. Also, See how to set permissions for Those objects.
• Overview Profile of the vCenter Cmdlets
• Working with Containers
• Working with Custom Attributes
• Managing Access Control vCenter
Lesson 12 - Reporting with PowerCLI
In this lesson you Will Walk Step-by-Step through the process of generating useful reports of your virtual environment using PowerCLI. Also, you will take a detailed look at the various ways to get data out of vSphere and vCenter. Plus, you Will work hands-on to Generate Reports That Will Several be Useful in Managing your Ever-changing virtual landscape.
• A Special Note About ESXi
• How to Create Great Reports - A Brief Overview Profile
• Requirements
• Interpret the Data
• Automate! If You Repeat It, Script It!
• Using PowerCLI to Create Reports
• Report 1: Host Inventory
• Using VMHostReport.ps1 Script
• Report 2: VM Inventory
• Using VMReport.ps1 Script
• Sending an E-mail with VM Report
• Report 3 : Storage Utilization
• Using Export-DSReport.ps1 Script
• Using Datastore Search Function
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