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WA1430 IBM Tivoli Infrastructure and Framework V4.1.1 Workshop Training and Courseware
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This four day course is intended for System Administrators who will be installing and tailoring the IBM Tivoli Management Framework. It teaches the participants the fundamentals of Framework which is the core component of the Tivoli Infrastructure. Terminology, concepts and administrative functions used by Framework are fully covered. The participants get the Framework hands-on experience through numerous lab exercises |
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- Defining naming conventions
- Presenting Tivoli Managed Resources
- Creating and managing Tivoli Administrators
- Creating and managing Policy Regions
- Managing Tivoli Endpoints and Tivoli Gateways
- Describing the Tivoli Object Repository
- Maintaining the Tivoli Object Repository
- Understanding Framework authorization roles
- Creating and managing profiles
- Creating Tivoli tasks and jobs
- Describing the different types of Tivoli Policies
- Overview of the Endpoint Health check facility
Troubleshooting Framework |
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Almost 40% of the course is dedicated to hands-on exercises. The participants will have a chance to install an Endpoint simulator, which will allow them to better understand Framework and the Infrastructure. They will create managed resources and operate a fully functional Tivoli environment.
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| What you will learn |
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Upon the completion of this course, the student should be able to:
- Administer a fully operational Tivoli Management Region using the Command Line Interface and the GUIs.
- Understand how to manage resources using Tivoli Framework.
- Explain the function of the Tivoli Object Repository database.
- Understand how to maintain a healthy Tivoli environment.
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| Audience |
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This course is designed for System Administrators that need to manage a Tivoli Infrastructure environment. |
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| Prerequisites |
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The participants should have a working knowledge of System Administration concepts. Familiarity with operating systems and networking concepts is strongly recommended. |
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| Duration |
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Four days. |
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Course Outline
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Framework 4.1.1
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- Lesson 1.1. Administration Trivia
- Lesson 1.2. Course Map
- Lesson 1.3. Description of your Lab Environment
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Chapter 2: Tivoli Resources
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- Lesson 2.1. Resources and Managed Resources
- Lesson 2.2. Tivoli Administrators
- Lesson 2.3. Notice Groups and Notices
- Lesson 2.4. Policy Regions
- Lesson 2.5. Naming Conventions
- Lesson 2.6. Endpoint Manager and Scheduler
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Chapter 3: Tivoli Object Repository and RIMs
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- Lesson 3.1. Object and Object Database
- Lesson 3.2. odadmin Command
- Lesson 3.3. Object References and Tivoli Name Registry
- Lesson 3.4. Introduction to Database Maintenance
- Lesson 3.5. Introduction to RDBMS Interface Module (RIM)
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Chapter 4: Tivoli Authorization and Authentication
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- Lesson 4.1. Tivoli Framework Authorization Roles
- Lesson 4.2. Tivoli Administrators -Creating and Changing
- Lesson 4.3. Using PolicyRegions for Authorizations
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Chapter 5: Tivoli End Point Agents
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- Lesson 5.1. Endpoint Manager
- Lesson 5.2. Tivoli Gateway
- Lesson 5.3. Tivoli Endpoint Agent
- Lesson 5.4. Managing the 3-tier Architecture
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Chapter 6: Profiles and Profile Managers
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- Lesson 6.1. Tivoli Profiles
- Lesson 6.2. Profile Managers
- Lesson 6.3. Distributing Profiles
- Lesson 6.4. Multiplexed Distribution Services (MDist)
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Chapter 7: Tasks and Jobs,Scheduler,Collections
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- Lesson 7.1. Tivoli Tasks and Jobs, Task Libraries
- Lesson 7.2. Tivoli Scheduler
- Lesson 7.3. Tivoli Collection
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We regularly offer classes in these and other cities. Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Calgary, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Houston,
Jacksonville, Miami, Montreal, New York City, Orlando, Ottawa, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Seattle, Toronto, Vancouver, Washington DC.
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