VERITAS Fibre Channel SAN Basics
Storage Area Networks (SAN) play a key role in modern, fast-paced, business environments. Storage on a Fibre Channel SAN is shared, resulting in centralized management, better utilization of disk and tape resources, and enhanced
enterprise-wide data management and protection. This Web-based training course
provides a basic introduction to the tools and knowledge needed to prepare to
plan, design, and implement a SAN. This course relates the evolution of SAN
technology, provides an overview of the architectural structure of the Fibre
Channel protocol, and describes the various SAN topologies and their components.
Finally, the course provides links to identify the key advantages, inherent
terminology, and core architecture of VERITAS SAN solutions.
The overall goal of this learning experience is to provide a basic understanding
of the concepts related to Storage Area Networking. This course will build the
foundation on which to base more advanced courses on VERITAS SAN products.
Course length: 2-4 hours

Course ID:
WE-1295-60 |
Subscription Duration:
60 days
| Price: $US
250.00 |
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Languages Offered |
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This course is currently available in English only.
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Who Can Benefit |
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Systems or storage administrators planning to utilize SAN products and
technology, network administrators planning to utilize SAN products and
technology, or other management, support, service, or technical personnel
that are unfamiliar with SAN products and technology.
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Skills Gained |
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Upon completion of this course, you should be able to: Describe the evolution of SAN technology from its roots in traditional SCSI and Escon technology to the modern SAN environmentIdentify the architectural structure and the basic functions of the Fibre
Channel protocolExplain the most common SAN topologiesExplore the functions and considerations of implementing various hardware
components in a SANIntroduce VERITAS SAN initiatives and SANPoint Solution offerings
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Related Courses |
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After: Storage Area Network Fundamentals |