2015
Pluralsight
David Davis
1:51
English

This is the fourth course in our eight course vSphere 6 Foundations series. With storage being a critical foundation for any virtual infrastructure, it’s critical that you learn about your vSphere storage options, how they are different, and how to connect them to vSphere. This course starts out covering iSCSI shared storage, how to identify adapters and devices, how to create NFS shares, how to connect to an iSCSI share, the vSphere iSCSI initiator configuration, and iSCSI use cases. Don’t miss the chance to understand vSphere and how it relates to the critical storage infrastructure!

Introduction
Introduction
Connect iSCSI Shared Storage Devices to vSphere
What This Module Covers
vSphere Storage Overview
Identify Storage Adapters and Devices
Identify Storage Naming Conventions
Identify iSCSI Initiator Requirements
Describe Zoning and LUN Masking Practices
Create an NFS Share for Use with vSphere
Configure Hardware Initiator
Configure Software iSCSI Initiator Settings
Configure iSCSI Port Binding
Determine Use Case for iSCSI Initiators
What This Module Covered
Configure Software Defined Storage
What This Module Covers
Identify Benefits of NFS 4.1
Identify Virtual SAN Hardware Requirements
Identify Virtual SAN Network Requirements
Determine Use Cases for Virtual SAN Configurations
Configure Virtual Volumes (VVOLS)
What This Module Covered
Create and Configure VMFS and NFS Datastores
What This Module Covers
Identify Supported NFS Versions and Requirements
Configure NFS Storage
Configure Storage Multi-Pathing
Determine VMFS Requirements
Configure Storage Distributed Resource Scheduler (SDRS)
Configure and Manage VMFS Extents
What This Module Covered

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