Citrix CXS-203: XenServer 6.0 Design, Implement and Administer

Curriculum

Course Syllabus
CITRIX CXS–203: XENSERVER 6.2

Module 1 Intro To XenServer And Virtualization
„ 1.1 Intro To Virtual Computing
„ 1.2 Hypervisors Part1
„ 1.3 Hypervisors Part2
„ 1.4 Installing Your First VM
„ 1.5 Creating An Active Directory Domain In The VM
„ 1.6 Adding VM And Host To Domain
„ 1.7 Virtual Networks Explained

Module 2 Comprehensive Introduction To Linux
„ 2.1 Intro And Demo Of Linux
„ 2.2 Configuring Linux VM
„ 2.3 Network Configuration
„ 2.4 Linux Scripting And File Permissions
„ 2.5 AdvancedLinux Permissions
„ 2.6 Linux DHCP And Disks Explained
„ 2.7 Install And Configure DHCP

Module 3 Hosts, Storage, And Networking
„ 3.1 Storage Access And Configuration
„ 3.2 iCSI Configuration And Access
„ 3.3 Storage Repository
„ 3.4 Subnets Explained
„ 3.5 Subnets Example
„ 3.6 More Subnetting
„ 3.7 Building A Linux Based VM Router

Module 4 Comprehensive Introduction To Powershell
„ 3.1 Storage Access And Configuration
„ 3.2 iCSI Configuration And Access
„ 3.3 Storage Repository
„ 3.4 Subnets Explained
„ 3.5 Subnets Example
„ 3.6 More Subnetting
„ 3.7 Building A Linux Based VM Router

Module 5 XenServer Components And Features
„ 5.1 Critical Components
„ 5.2 VM Templates
„ 5.3 Virtual Networking
„ 5.4 Automation Explained
„ 5.5 Automation Using Xenserver CLI Demo
„ 5.6 Automation Using Powershell Demo
„ 5.7 Powershell Script Completion And Execution
„ 5.8 Protecting Your Virtual Environment Explained
„ 5.9 Protecting Your Virtual Environment Demo
„ 5.10 XenC enter Comprehensive Walk Through

Module 6 Problem Resolution
„ 6.1 Troubleshooting Explained
„ 6.2 VM Migration

Module 7 Review
„ 7.1 Xen Server Exam Objectives
„ 7.2 PXE Server Explained
„ 7.3 PXE Server Demo
„ 7.4 Xen Server Product Review
„ 7.5 AD Using Command Line And Power Shell
„ 7.6 Conclusion