In computer storage, NetApp filer, known also as NetApp Fabric-Attached Storage (FAS), or NetApp's network attached storage (NAS) device are NetApp's offering in the area of storage systems. A FAS functions in an enterprise-class storage area network (SAN) as well as a networked storage appliance. It can serve storage over a network using file-based protocols such as NFS, CIFS, FTP, TFTP, and HTTP. Filers can also serve data over block-based protocols such as Fibre Channel (FC), Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) and iSCSI.[1] NetApp Filers implement their physical storage in large disk arrays

Topics Covered

1-How Data Ontap 8-Mode Works With Disks 2-How Ownership For Disks And Array Luns Work 3-Managing Ownership For Disks And Array Luns 4-Managing Disks 5-Managing Array Luns Through Data Ontap 6-Reusing Disks Configured For Software Based Disk Ownership 7-Commands To Disabling A Host Adapter 8-How Data Ontap Uses Raid To Protect Your Data And Data Availability 9-Customising The Size Of Your Raid Groups 10-How Aggregates Work 11-Managign Aggregates 12-How Volumes Work 13-Flex Vol Volume Operations 14-General Volume Operations 15-Traditional Volume Operations 16-Flexcache/Flexclone Volume Operations 17-Flex Clone File And Flex Clone Lun Operation 18-Space Management 19-What Is Qtree And Qtree Managing 20-Managing Cifs Oplocks 21-About Quota/Managing Quotas 22-Storage Limits/Protocols(Cifs,Ntfs….) 23-Clusters/Types(Only Introduction)

Who should attend

People who wants to learn Storage Technology

Pre-requisites

Should know Linux and basic of Networking

What you need to bring

NotePad"

Key Takeaways

1-Can able to configure ONTAP-8 2-Configure Lun Masking 3-Configure General Volume 4-Configure Flex Volume 5-Configure Quota on Volumes 6-Configure CIFS,NFS protocols on storage