Configuring Cisco® Unified Computing System (DCCUCS)

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3 days

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English

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Efficient data centers rely on standardized processes and flexible hardware architectures. Unified computing simplifies management, reduces complexity, and increases transparency in virtualized environments.

Key topics

  • System architecture of Cisco Unified Computing System.
  • Policy-based administration.
  • Integration into existing network and storage structures.
  • Scaling and high availability.
  • Diagnostic and troubleshooting methods.
  • Security and access models.

Prerequisite
Basic knowledge of routing, switching, and server virtualization.

Target audience
IT professionals from infrastructure, network, and cloud operations.

Practical configuration scenarios and architectural understanding strengthen competence in dealing with UCS environments and modern data center strategies.

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Course content
  • SAN introduction
  • Cisco UCS Fibre Channel Modes
  • Named VSANs
  • UCS Fibre Channel & FCoE Storage Connection
  • Storage policies
  • BIOS policies
  • Boot Policy
  • IPMI policies
  • Scrub policies
  • Maintenance Policies
  • RBAC in Cisco UCS
  • Users, roles, privileges
  • Organizations, Local Functions
  • Effective user rights
  • Third-party authentication options
  • Public key infrastructure
  • Cisco UCS Director Overview
  • Policies, VDCs, and Catalogs
  • Virtualization Support
  • Computing Power Management
  • Cisco UCS Manager Administration
  • Self-service portal
  • Reporting and monitoring
  • Overview of Cisco UCS Director
  • Key features of Cisco Intersight
  • Cisco UCS Manager XML API
  • UCS management tree
  • Browser for Objects
  • Cisco UCS PowerTool
  • UCS Python SDK
  • Logs in Cisco UCS Manager
  • Port monitoring in Cisco UCS Manager
  • Security risks posed by SNMP
  • Call home function in Cisco UCS Manager

Frequently asked questions

  • Direct benefits arise from the confident administration of Cisco UCS environments. Configurable computing resources, profiles, policies, and error analyses are taught. The content facilitates the operation of modern data center structures and reduces downtime through structured procedures.
  • This course is ideal for individuals with basic knowledge of server and network administration. Experience with virtualization or blade systems will enhance learning progress. The content is clearly geared toward roles in the data center, such as operations, engineering, and system integration.
  • Solid knowledge of network technology and server operation is required. Basic skills in working with Cisco Systems infrastructures and virtualization are also useful. This allows concepts such as service profiles, fabric interconnects, and policies to be applied more quickly.
  • Topics covered include architecture, UCS Manager, identity parameters, LAN/SAN configuration, service profiles, templates, and troubleshooting. The focus is on secure provisioning of compute resources and stable operations management with reproducible configurations.
  • A structured diagnostic methodology with log evaluation, status checks, and policy controls is taught. Participants learn how to isolate faults more quickly and reliably identify typical causes such as cabling, BIOS parameters, or profile conflicts.
  • The focus is on guided exercises in realistic UCS lab environments. All key configuration steps are carried out in a practical manner, including profile deployment, firmware handling, and network assignment. This strengthens the routine for productive environments.
  • Added value is created through predictable configurations, clear role models, and reusable templates. Projects benefit from stable deployment processes, fewer configuration errors, and a comprehensible structure for complex computing environments.
  • The course supports skills development for various Cisco certification paths, particularly in the data center environment. However, it does not replace an exam, but rather deepens the practical skills that are relevant for advanced certifications.
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