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Sun Storage Concepts
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Describe the major disk storage administration tasks
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Describe Sun storage interface types
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Describe available RAID technologies
including:
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Host-based RAID technology
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Controller-based RAID technology
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Describe disk storage concepts that are common
to many storage installations including:
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Hot swapping
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Storage area networking
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Multihost access
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Multipath access
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Identify storage configurations including:
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Conducting physical inventory
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Displaying storage configurations
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Identifying controller addresses
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Decoding logical device paths
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Verify storage array firmware revisions
Managing Data
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List the advantages of using virtual disk management
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Describe standard RAID terminology
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List the common features of each supported
RAID level including:
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Concatenation - RAID 0
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Striping - RAID 0
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Mirroring - RAID 1
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Mirrored Stripe - RAID 0+1
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Mirrored Concatenation - RAID 0+1
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Striped Mirror - RAID 1+0
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Concatenated Mirror - RAID 1+0
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Striping with distributed parity - RAID 5
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Describe the optimum hardware configuration
for each supported RAID level
VERITAS Volume Manager Installatio
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List the key elements of pre-installation planning
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Research VxVM software patch requirements
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Install the VxVM software
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Initialize the VxVM software
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Verify the post-installation environment
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Prepare for virtual disk drive management
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Install the VEA client software
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Use the basic VEA features
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Use the VxVM error numbering system
VERITAS Volume Manager Basic Operation
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Describe the function of VxVM disk groups
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List disk group administrative operations
including:
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Initialize disk drives for VxVM use
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Create disk groups
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Add and remove disk drives for a disk group
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Import and deport disk groups
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Destroy a disk group
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Rename VxVM disk drives
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Administer disk groups using the vxdiskadm
utility
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Administer disk groups using command-line programs
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Administer disk groups using the VEA GUI
VERITAS Volume Manager Volume Operations
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Interpret volume structure listings
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Describe volume planning activities
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Create volumes using the VEA GUI
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Create volumes using the vxassist command
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Modify volume access attributes
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Add file systems to existing volumes
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Add and remove volume logs
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Use the VEA GUI to analyze volume structures
VERITAS Volume Manager Advanced Operations
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Encapsulate and mirror the system boot disk
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Configure a best practice boot disk
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Administer hot spares and hot relocation
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Evacuate all subdisks from a disk drive
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Move a disk drive without preserving data
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Move a populated disk drive to a new disk group
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Backup and restore a disk group configuration
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Describe how to import a disk group after a system crash
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Perform a volume snapshot backup
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Perform an online volume relayout
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Create VxVM layered volumes
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Perform basic Intelligent Storage Provisioning administration
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Replace a failed disk drive
VERITAS File System Basic Operations
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Describe basic VxFS features
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Install the VxFS software
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Create VxFS file systems
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Use extended VxFS mount options
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Perform online VxFS administration tasks
VERITAS Volume Manager Performance Management
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Describe performance improvement techniques
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Use the vxstat and vxtrace performance analysis tools
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Describe RAID-5 write performance characteristics
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