What you'll learn:
- Installing System Center VMM
- The components of VMM Console
- Performing Initial configuration tasks
- Using automation in VMM
- Creating Physical Computer Profile
- And more...
Microsoft offers several virtualization technologies that organizations can use to resolve some challenges faced when running traditional server computing environments. For example server virtualization can help reduce the number of physical servers required and provide a flexible and resilient server solution for your business This module provides an overview of all the different virtualization technologies and provides some example scenarios where they can be used. This module also explains how you can manage both virtualization and traditional infrastructure. Finally, the module describes how to evaluate an environment to plan for virtualization.
The goal of this course is to teach System Center administrators to properly install, and manage, the System Center components needed to build a service fabric which is the foundation of a well-managed datacenter.
After completing this course you'll be able to:
Getting Installed
The components of VMM Console
VMM Navigation Area
5 categories of components:
VMs and Services
Fabric
Library
Jobs
Settings
Initial configuration tasks
Settings area components:
General
User Roles
Run As Accounts
Servicing Windows
Configuration Providers
System Center Settings
Console Add-ins
MS Azure Site Recovery
Using automation in VMM
The example of how to get Powershell code out of VMM console
Modifying VM properties with PS
Creating more complex script
Using jobs
Managing hardware via hardware management ports.
SMASH and IPMI protocols:
Systems Management Architecture for Server Hardware and
Intelligent Platform Management Interface
Creating Physical Computer Profile
Adding a Hyper-V Host in Fabric
