Implementing HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array Solutions, v. 7.21

Course Code: 24987
Length: 3 Days

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This course provides training for the HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array family, including the EVA 4000/6000/8000 series. The course describes hardware components and functions in detail, including the HSV controller, disk drive enclosure, Fibre Channel loop switch, and management server. Details are provided on how the Enterprise Virtual Array storage system implements virtualization and instructions are given on how to set up, configure, and manage the storage system and hosts using Command View EVA software. This course also describes how error messages are generated and analyzed, and provides basic diagnostic, performance, and troubleshooting resources. Hands-on laboratories are included to correlate with the classroom materials.

Course Outline:

• HSV Controller
• Concepts and Terminology
• Disk Drive Enclosure
• Fibre Channel Loop Switch
• Hardware Configuration
• Management Interface Options
• Storage System Configuration
• Host System Configuration
• Storage System Management
• Storage System Scripting Utility
• Error Reporting and Notification
• Basic Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
• Best Practices

• HP partner technical professionals
• Enterprise Server & Storage Technical Specialist
• Storage Technical Specialist

Upon successful completion of this course, the student should be able to:

• Describe the components and functions of the Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) solution.
• Identify the physical, management, and interconnect functions of the HSV controller, disk drive enclosure, FC-AL drives, and Fibre Channel loop switch.
• Locate EVA storage system hardware, and set up and operate components of the HSV controller and disk drive enclosure.
• Describe the rack models, power cabling, and cabling configurations for all models.
• Connect to the Fibre Channel loop switch and use its available interfaces to perform basic functions.
• Describe the EVA management hardware and software.
• Connect to an EVA management interface and load Command View EVA
• Identify the terminology used with the EVA and virtual storage.
• Use Command View EVA to set up, configure, and manage the EVA.
• Use Command View EVA to set up and configure hosts for access to the storage system.
• Identify features and functions of the Storage System Scripting Utility (SSSU) and use the utility to configure storage.
• Describe the error reporting and notification mechanisms used to support the EVA
• Install, set up, and use error reporting and notification tools.
• Describe basic diagnostic sources and use these sources to perform basic troubleshooting of the array.
• Identify FRUs and customer self repair (CSR) units, and perform procedures for their removal and replacement.
• Describe best practices for configuring an EVA to optimize availability, performance, or cost.

Registration may be canceled without tuition charge if Hewlett-Packard Training Registration receives notification of cancellation eleven business days prior to class. Cancellations made ten to three business days prior to class will incur a $150 cancellation charge. Cancellations made two business days prior or less to class date and/or no-shows will incur the full tuition charge.

All course offerings are dependent on classroom, equipment and instructor availability. Hewlett-Packard reserves the right to cancel or change a class at any time without liability to the attendee for costs incurred due to such cancellations or changes, including, but not limited to, cancellation penalties for transportation or accommodations.