This Disaster Recovery using Veritas Replicator and Global Cluster Option for UNIX training course is designed for system administrators who implement, manage, and support disaster recovery environments that include VCS clusters across multiple sites with replication between sites. In this hands-on course, you learn the fundamentals of data replication and become proficient in planning, implementing, and managing the Veritas Replicator component of your disaster recovery strategy. You will be able to use Veritas Replicator in cluster environments together with Veritas Cluster Server for disaster recovery purposes
By attending Disaster Recovery using Veritas Replicator and Global Cluster Option for UNIX workshop, delegates will learn to:
- Describe industry-standard replication technology concepts and components
- Describe concepts and components specific to Veritas Replicator
- Develop a plan and implement Veritas Replicator
- Initialize, synchronize, and replicate sample data
- Perform a takeover, migration, and failback
- Use a bunker site for disaster recovery
- Perform off-host processing at the secondary replication site
- Troubleshoot a replicated data environment
- Configure a global cluster using the VCS Global Cluster Option
- Manage a global cluster environment, including remote clusters, global heartbeats, and global service groups
- Configure notification and failover behavior in a global cluster
- Describe how VCS supports replication
- Implement and manage replication in a global cluster
- Perform off-host processing under VCS control
- Implement a replicated data cluster
- Working knowledge of UNIX system administration and configuration
- Attend a training on Storage Foundation and Veritas Cluster Server - Administration or equivalent practical experiences.
The Disaster Recovery using Veritas Replicator and Global Cluster Option for UNIX class is ideal for:
- VCS administrators who are responsible for implementing and managing clusters across multiple sites using VVR as the data replication method.