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Solaris Resource Manager 1.3 Solaris[tm] Bandwidth Manager 1.6 Administration :: [ES-430]
 
 
 
 
sun microsystems certified training   this course works with savings passes
 
code. ES-430   length. 4 days
type. Instructor-Led   partner. Sun Microsystems
price.
$2,800 :: $2,380 GSA GOV.
 
 
The Solaris Resource Manager/Solaris Bandwidth Manager Administration course provides students with the essential knowledge and skills needed to administer Solaris Resource Manager (SRM) and Solaris Bandwidth Manager (SBM) software tools. These tools help customers maximize the value of their information technology investments by increasing and prioritizing hardware and bandwidth utilization. The course provides comprehensive coverage of both products, including installation, configuration, administration, operation, reporting, and troubleshooting.

If you are running the Solaris 9 Operating Environment (Solaris OE), the appropriate course for the SRM is ES-431, Solaris 9 Resource Manager Administration
 
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who can benefit
 
 
Students who can benefit from this course are senior system administrators, capacity and resource planners, and those responsible for configuration management, server consolidation, or administration of a complex network or server environment.
 
prerequisites
 
 
To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to:

Administer Solaris OE systems
Navigate the complexities of network environments
Have experience in Solaris performance management


 
skills gained
 
 
Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

Install the SRM and SBM
Design the SRM and SBM environment
Configure the SRM and SBM environment
Monitor SRM and SBM daily usage
Analyze report data


 
related courses, exams and materials
 
 


 
course content details  
 


  Module 1- Introducing the Solaris Resource Manager

Describe the normal UNIX environment
Explain the Solaris Resource Manager management process
Differentiate between the Solaris Operating Environment priorities and central processing unit (CPU) usage
List scheduling class characteristics
Define system resource types
Describe the concept of service units
Compare the SRM and CPU tasks
Define the Share scheduling class and its relationship to SRM
Describe the usage of multiple scheduling classes
Describe the functionality of SRM
Compare the functionality of the SRM to the Solaris Bandwidth Manager




  Module 2- Solaris Resource Manager Capabilities

List the system resources managed by the SRM
Explain the limit node (lnode)
Understand users and groups in relation to the lnode
Identify the accounting limits of the SRM
Describe the SRM shares allocation
Define SRM share hierarchy




  Module 3- Installing and Configuring the Solaris Resource Manager

State SRM installation environments
List SRM compact disk read-only memory (CD-ROM) documentation
Differentiate between the SRM software packages
Explain the SRM software installation process
Define the location of the SRM software files and the reboot requirements
Identify the SRM disk space allocation
Understand the SRM database attributes
Correlate tunable parameters to kernel memory
Describe the boot sequence in relation to SRM
Update the existing SRM documentation
Define the process to disable and remove SRM from the system




  Module 4- Building the Tree

Describe the lnodes UNIX commands
Explain the usage of the srmidle lnode, srmlost lnode and srmother lnode commands
Identify the hierarchical group tree structure design
Define user resource share allocation
Understand the allocating shares process
Provide UNIX commands to assign shares
Learn the process to migrate users and to delete lnodes
Describe cross-system utilization




  Module 5- Operating the Solaris Resource Manager

Compare SRM share (SHR) scheduler to CPU usage
Identify how lnode shares are allocated and calculated
Define the decay process in relation to the lnodes CPU usage
Describe the system priority calculation method
Describe how to use the nice and priocntl commands used with SRM
Describe how and when to use the srmuser command




  Module 6- Administering the Solaris Resource Manager

Describe the many uses of the srmadm command
Show the interaction of the SRM components
Explain system privileges and flags
Define lnode administration service, terminal, and administration flags
Input SRM commands, set up shares and time allocations, and prevent rlogins




  Module 7- Non-CPU Resource Management

Define how the SRM manages the process count
Compare SRM to the login control flags
Describe the limdaemon process and how it is initiated
Explain connect time management
Provide instructions for SRM to interact with the Pluggable Authentication Module (PAM)
Describe virtual memory limits
Explain physical memory limits and how to enforce them
Configure the RCAPD environment
Configure the rcapd daemon
Monitor capping activity




  Module 8- Reporting and Statistics

Define how the limreport command extracts data from the Solaris Resource Manager (SRM) database
Explain the srmstat command used in the SRM hierarchy
Show examples using the srmstat command
Differentiate between the uses of memory and storage units, time units, and combination units
Describe the accounting and charge backs process using the limreport command




  Module 9- Troubleshooting

Compare orphan lnodes files to running processes
Define group loops within an SRM tree
Identify the process to correct user id conflicts
Provide the corrective action to end limdaemon termination
Describe how to change UIDs
Describe how to detect a damaged SRM database
Describe the SRM database backup and recovery function
Identify SRM 1.3 RCAPD problems




  Module 10- Solaris Resource Manager Example and Case Study Exercises

Describe an example of the concept of high availability fail over
Describe a case study with workload changing with time of day (TOD)
Describe a case study for a background data warehouse environment
Describe a case study for multiple database instances
Describe a case study for server consolidation
Describe a case study for mixed workloads and server sharing
Describe a case study for an academic environment




  Module 11- Solaris Bandwidth Manager Overview

Compare SBM's low-priority to high-priority traffic
Describe bandwidth transfer in relation to throughput rate on the network
Describe how SBM helps administrators manage network resources
List the benefits and deployment of SBM
Define the SBM modes of operation
Explain how SBM monitors and measures network usage
Describe hierarchical sharing and firewall compatibility
Describe what SBM cannot do on the network
Compare SBM's relationship to SRM
List the features and benefits of SBM 1.6




  Module 12- Solaris Bandwidth Manager Installation

Identify the versions and patches of the Solaris Operating Environment required to run SBM
List the SBM documentation
Describe the SBM supported hardware interfaces
Describe the SBM software packaging
Describe the SBM installation process
Specify the location of the installed SBM software
Explain the reconfiguration reboot sequence
Define the process to disable and deinstall SBM




  Module 13- Solaris Bandwidth Manager Operation

Describe the process to set up the ipqos module
Explain the three scripts that run during boot processing
Describe the SBM process structure
Identify the use of the bagent daemon
Describe the bagent architecture
Differentiate between the phases of SBM processing




  Module 14- Solaris Bandwidth Manager Configuration

Describe the requirements for SBM configurations
List SBM design considerations
Describe the SBM configuration files
Define the subsections, parameters, and structure of the ba.conf file
Explain and provide an example of the host group subsection
Describe the subnet group subsection
Specify the URL group subsection components and reserved characters
Compare the service definition subsection to the IP services
Use filter definitions with other subsections
Use interface subsections to define physical interfaces
Use class subsections to identify IP packets




  Module 15- Using the batool Application

Define the process to run the batoolapplication
List the batoolmenu GUI icons
Describe the batoolmenu GUI modes
Describe how to use the use the batooloverview panel
Explain the configuration panels and the sub-panel displays
Describe how the schedule panel interacts with SBM




  Module 16- Solaris Bandwidth Manager Statistics

Explain how SBM provides statistics on flows
Describe the bastatcommand usage with SBM
Define how SBM provides accounting, billing, and charge backs
Describe the differences between the uses of the batoolGUI statistics, class statistics, and flow statistics panels
Describe how to use the SBM simple network management protocol (SNMP) interface
Identify the format of Netflow packets




  Module 17- Troubleshooting the Solaris Bandwidth Manager

Describe the most common errors that cause lost interfaces
List GUI startup problems
Identify browser problems and fixes
State the SBM log file usage
Describe and provide examples of the stracetracing utility
Explain how the bagentdaemon is used for debugging ,li>State how the batoolGUI trace is initiated




  Module 18- Solaris Bandwidth Manager Example and Case Studies

Describe an example of high availability (HA) fail over
Describe a case study with workload changing with time of day (TOD)
Describe a case study for server consolidation
Describe a case study for mixed workloads and server sharing
Describe a case study for multiple database instances
Describe a case study for the shared HA environment
Describe a case study for data extraction from mainframe for Web servers





 
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