VMware vSphere Troubleshooting: Intro to vSphere Troubleshooting
Pluralsight
Course Summary
Part 1 of 4 in the VMware vSphere Troubleshooting series introduces troubleshooting topics.
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Course Description
Part 1 of 4 in the VMware vSphere Troubleshooting series introduces troubleshooting topics. The goal of this course is to enhance your skills to enable you to troubleshoot vSphere. This course will show you how to troubleshoot vSphere using log files, how to prevent downtime with your HA cluster, ways to deal with broken vNetwork Distributed Switches, and how to quickly get vSphere back up and running. If you are a middle-to-upper level enterprise network administrator, and/or have taken our VMware vSphere Training course or have done hands-on work with vSphere, you’ll benefit from the advanced troubleshooting techniques presented in our vSphere Troubleshooting Training course.
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Course Syllabus
Getting Started- 5m 44s
—About Your Instructor 1m 10s
—Why Learn vSphere Troubleshooting? 0m 50s
—What Does This Course Teach Me? 1m 12s
—How to Use This Course 1m 5s
—What We Covered 1m 27sLab Setup- 7m 48s
—Overview: vSphere Lab Used in this Training Course 2m 43s
—Lab Diagram 3m 27s
—Alternative: Using a Virtual Lab 0m 53s
—What We Covered 0m 45sCourse Scenario- 1m 45sVCAP Overview and Troubleshooting Focus- 16m 51sUnderstanding Command Line Troubleshooting with vSphere- 17m 41sInstalling and Using vSphere Management Assistant (vMA)- 44m 11svCenter and ESX/ESXi Log Files- 30m 47sViewing and Searching vSphere Log Files- 25m 51sExporting vCenter and ESX/ESXi Log File Bundles- 32m 57sConfiguring vSphere Centralized Logging- 46m 21sTroubleshooting CPU and Memory Performance- 20m 20sUsing vSphere Hot-Add to Dynamically Add CPU and RAM- 15m 0s
