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RES Wisdom 2009 training day2
- 1. RES Wisdom 2009 Hands-on training day2 May 2010 Marcel Venema, Qwise Level 200 V1.01
- 2. Introduction trainer Marcel Venema Citrix Certified Instructor, Microsoft Certified Trainer Infrastructure & Virtualization Xen Master , Hyper-V, Terminal Services, App-V, RES PowerFuse, RES Wisdom Architect, Sr. Technical Consultant, Trainer at Qwise Ownercommunity website W-TECH.NET marcel.venema@qwise.nl
- 4. Architecture
- 5. Installation
- 10. Using RES Wisdom
- 12. Licenses, Building blocks and Instant Reports
- 16. Functions
- 19. Use Folders to create structure.
- 20. Use Naming Conventions !
- 21. Name
- 22. Date added
- 24. What’s changed
- 26. Use conditions and parameters
- 27. Use naming conventions !
- 28. Name
- 29. Date added
- 31. What’s changed
- 34. Building Blocks Transport resources, modules, projects and runbooks XML and XBB file format Easy transport between production and test environment
- 36. DataStore
- 39. XA template
- 41. Hyper-V
- 42. XenServer
- 44. XenApp 5 W2K8
- 47. Exam Training 60 Questions, 60 minutes
- 48. Questions ? marcel.venema@qwise.nl marcel@w-tech.net
- 49. Links www.resug.com www.resguru.com www.w-tech.net www.ressoftware.com www.appdeploy.com For training: www.qwise.nl
Editor's Notes
- RES Wisdom 2009 Hands-on training, day 2Lvl 200V1.0115 June2010Marcel Venema, Qwise100 level: Is an introduction to the topic or overview. The 100-level presentation assumes little or no expertise with the topic being covered. 200 level: Assumes 100-level knowledge and a fairly complete understanding of the features. The 200-level presentation may discuss case studies that cover a breadth of common scenarios or explain how to use more advanced features. 300 level: Assumes 200-level knowledge and an in-depth understanding of product features in a real-world environment. The 300-level presentation may go into unusual case studies that illustrate specific aspects of the product that are key to improving performance or interoperability. 400 level: Assumes the deepest level of technical knowledge we expect a customer to have. The 400-level presentation are essentially expert-to-expert sessions. The content provides the means for customers to push products to maximum performance, achieve the broadest possible interoperability, and create applications using even the most advanced features.