Novell Open Enterprise Server for NetWare Advanced Administration
Course #3082
Overview
During this course, you will learn how to complete the following tasks:
Migrate to Open Enterprise Server NetWare
Troubleshoot Network Performance
Troubleshoot NetWare Servers
Monitor and Troubleshoot eDirectory
Manage Novell Modular Authentication Services
Manage the Open Enterprise Server NetWare Server
Manage Novell Storage Services
Implement Pool Snapshots and Versioning
Implement Distributed File Services
Implement iSCSI
Manage Apache and Tomcat
Implement the Common Internet Files System on Open Enterprise Server NetWare
Prerequisites
Before taking this course, you should have:
Knowledge or experience with Open Enterprise Server NetWare
Knowledge or experience with eDirectory
Knowledge or experience managing NetWare storage
In addition, your should be familiar with network hardware and have a conceptual knowledge of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, topologies, and various protocols.
Audience
This course is the advanced server management course for the Novell Open Enterprise Server for NetWare Certified Novell Engineer (CNE) curriculum. The intended audience for this course includes Novell customers who:
Have administration experience with NetWare (i.e., are familiar with the concepts and skills taught in Course 3081 Open Enterprise for NetWare Administration).
Meet the prerequisites for this course.
Outline
This course covers a broad range of topics, many of which are listed below:
Migrate to Open Enterprise Server for NetWare
Troubleshoot Network Performance
Troubleshoot NetWare Servers
Monitor and Troubleshoot eDirectory
Manage Novell Modular Authentication Services
Manage the Open Enterprise Server NetWare Server
Manage Novell Storage Services
Implement Pool Snapshots and Versioning
Implement Distributed File Services
Implement iSCSI
Manage Apache and Tomcat
Implement the Common Internet File System on Open Enterprise Server NetWare
Delivery Options
In-Classroom
Live Online
Self-Study
This is traditional instructor-led classroom training. Students are taught in person using classroom
computers for labs.
Still instructor-led, this method allows students to participate remotely using a home or office computer with a
microphone and earphones. Classroom computers are used over the Internet to complete labs.
Materials used in the classroom are provided. No instructor or computers provided. Can be studied at
student's own pace.
