BASA 200 - Brocade Associate San Administrator (BASA 200)
This class provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to help them become proficient with Brocade Gen 6 and Gen 5 Fibre Chanel products and Fabric OS v8.01 features. Topics include an introduction to Fibre Channel, switch installation and configuration, zoning, MAPS, Inter-Switch Links (ISLs), Long Distance ISLs, ISL Trunking, Inter-Chassis Links (ICLs), Layer 2 routing, updating switch firmware, backing up switch configurations and basic troubleshooting. Students will learn to perform switch management tasks using the CLI and Brocade Network Advisor v14.01. For more information on class schedules, please contact us at enquiry@trainocate.com.
Level: Entry
Total Hours： 8 小時
Number of Lessons： 4
開課日期： Oct 30, 2017
Day of the week： Mon , Tue , Wed , Thu
NTD 4,000

Course Introduction

Course Overview

This class provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to help them become proficient with Brocade Gen 6 and Gen 5 Fibre Chanel products and Fabric OS v8.01 features. Topics include an introduction to Fibre Channel, switch installation and configuration, zoning, MAPS, Inter-Switch Links (ISLs), Long Distance ISLs, ISL Trunking, Inter-Chassis Links (ICLs), Layer 2 routing, updating switch firmware, backing up switch configurations and basic troubleshooting. Students will learn to perform switch management tasks using the CLI and Brocade Network Advisor v14.01.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for storage administrators, SAN administrators, system administrators, SAN architects, systems engineers, and SAN operators that are involved with configuration, change management, maintenance, monitoring, configuration and basic SAN troubleshooting.

Course Certifications

Prerequisites

  • FC101: Introduction to Fibre Channel Concepts or a general understanding of the Fibre Channel protocol (frame format, etc...))

  • BNA 101: Introduction to Brocade Network Advisor

  • Six months of work experience associated with storage technologies

Course Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, the student should be able to:

  • Discuss Fibre Channel concepts

  • Identify the Brocade Gen 5 and Gen 6 product line

  • Describe physical layer SAN components

  • Install, configure and verify the functionality of Brocade switches

  • Perform maintenance tasks that include downloading firmware, validating firmware downloads, and backing up switch configurations

  • Configure, verify, administer, and describe Brocade zoning

  • Evaluate layer two (L2) fabric routing

  • Implement multi-switch fabric trunking

  • Configure long distance solutions

  • Implement Monitoring Alerting Policy Suite (MAPS)

  • Describe and use Brocade error messages, command and diagnostics

Course Content