HP Operations Manager for Windows I (Administration)

• HP Operations Manager Customers: System or network administrators who are responsible for designing, configuring and maintaining HP Operations Manager for Windows
• HP Software Channel Partners: Consultants, system architects, integrators and planners
• HP Software Engineers involved in pre-sales and post-sales

This course teaches students how to effectively utilize HP Operations Manager for Windows®, version 8.0, in their networked environment. It covers key integration, configuration and maintenance tasks. This lecture and lab course provides extensive hands-on experience with the user interface and configuration of HP Operations Manager for Windows.

• Experience with Windows 2000/2003 Administration & Security essential
• MCSE desirable
• Knowledge of TCP/IP and COM/DCOM desirable
• Knowledge of VBScripting an advantage

Upon completion of this course you will be able to do the following:

• Understand how HP Operations Manager for Windows is used to manage systems and the architecture of the Management Server.
• Locate, organize, configure and manage nodes.
• Understand the role of WMI in policies and the product architecture.
• Understand the different policy types and how best to use each one.
• Create, deploy and maintain policies and instrumentation.
• Use message reduction techniques to identify duplicates or message storm conditions.
• Describe how the Embedded Performance Component provides performance data.
• Integrate and use HP Performance Manager and HP Reporter with HPOMW.
• Create and use service hierarchies in HP Software Operations for Windows.
• Use and create tools to extend the operators' capabilities.
• Configure user roles.
• Understand security and troubleshooting issues.
• Back up and restore the HP Software Operations for Windows database.

• HP Operations Manager for Windows II (Advanced Administration) (U8602S)

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