Download SW246: IBM WebSphere Application Server V5.1 Administration

SW246: IBM WebSphere Application Server V5.1 Administration
Duration: 4 days
In this course, students learn how to install, configure and maintain IBM WebSphere Application
Server V5.1 and WebSphere Application Server Network DeploymentV5.1. Students will also learn
to deploy enterprise Java applications in a single machine or clustered configuration.
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WebSphere family overview
WebSphere Application Server installation
Network Deployment installation
WebSphere Application Server administration
Java Enterprise Application assembly
Java Enterprise Application installation
wsadmin and command line tools
Security basics
WebSphere Application Server security
Naming
JMS administration
Troubleshooting
Tivoli Performance Viewer
Workload management
Web services administration (optional)
Edge Components (optional)
Audience
This course is designed for system administrators and webmasters who will install, configure and
manage web-based applications on WebSphere Application Server on the Windows 2000 operating
system.
Objectives
After completing this course, students should be able to:
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Describe architectural concepts related to WebSphere Application Server V5.1
Install and configure WebSphere Application Server V5.1 (WebSphere Application Server
and WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment)
Assemble and install Java enterprise applications
Configure and manage Java enterprise applications using V5.1 administrative tools
(Administrative Console and wsadmin)
Configure security for application resources
Deploy applications in clustered environments
View application server and application component performance information
Troubleshoot problems using available tools and log files
Prerequisites
Students should have a basic understanding of Internet concepts, experience using a web browser
and basic operational skills for the Windows operating system. The students should also have basic
administrative skills for a web server (for example: IBM HTTP Server or Apache). The student does
not need prior experience with other versions of WebSphere Application Server.
SW530 - IBM WebSphere Portal 5.0 Installation and
Deployment
General Information (in English):
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SW530
Language:
English
Brand:
WebSphere
Additional brands:
None specified
Product:
WebSphere
Release:
5.0
WW Region:
WorldWide
Target Audience:
Application Developer
Format(s):
Classroom
Number of Days: 3 days
Introduction:
This 3 day hands-on lab course covers processes and practices for implementation of WebSphere
Portal Enable Version 5. The course focuses on the new administrative GUI and tools to manage
portlets and access control, search engines and security features.
Objectives:
This instructor-led, hands-on course teaches techniques and procedures to:
 Discuss the issues involved in planning and deploying a Portal solution.
 Explain the WebSphere Portal Solution architecture and its abstractions.
 Install the Portal Solution on a new or existing WebSphere Application Server.
 Create Portal users and groups, and exercise access control options to manage their usage of
Portal resources.
 Install and activate portlets and portlet applications.
 Create new or existing page hierarchies, and configure their default content.
 Administer portal resources using the XML Access tool and other command line tools.
 Implement and manage WebSphere Portal clusters.
Topics:
Some of the significant topics covered in this course are the following:
 WebSphere Portal Version 5 architecture
 WebSphere Portal installation
 WebSphere Portal configuration
 Portal deployment and testing
 Introduction to Security, authentication, authorization and Vault Service
 Clustering WebSphere Portal nodes
 Troubleshooting
 Migration
Audience:
This course is intended for IBM customers, Independent Software Vendors, Systems Integrators,
and IBM technical staff. Architects and developers responsible for implementing solutions using
WebSphere Portal v5 will benefit as well.
Prerequisites:
Students should complete the IBM WebSphere Portal V5 Fundamentals (SW741) distance learning
course prior to attending this course.
SW532 - IBM WebSphere Portal 5.0 Administration
General Information (in English):
Code:
SW532
Language:
English
Brand:
WebSphere
Additional brands:
None specified
Product:
WebSphere
Release:
5.0
WW Region:
WorldWide
Target Audience:
System Administrator
Format(s):
Classroom
Number of Days: 3 days
Introduction:
This 3 day hands-on lab course covers processes and practices the administration of WebSphere
Portal Enable Version 5. The course focuses on the new administrative GUI and tools to manage
portlets and access control, portlet customization, search engines, and security features.
Objectives:
This instructor-led, hands-on course teaches techniques and procedures to:
 Discuss approaches and processes for the planning and designing of a portal community.
 Explain the WebSphere Portal Solution architecture and its abstractions.
 Create Portal users and groups, and exercise access control options to manage their usage of
Portal resources.
 Install and activate portlets and portlet applications.
 Create new or existing Portal Places, and configure their default content.
 Publish Web content using Document Manager.
 Integrate and publish remote portlets.
Topics:
Some of the significant topics covered in this course are the following:
 Portal planning and design
 Page aggregation
 Rebranding the portal look and feel (Themes and skins implementation)
 Utilizing the WebSphere Portal v5 Document Manager (PDM)
 Web services
 Portal search engine administration
 Web clipping administration
Audience:
This course is intended for IBM customers, Independent Software Vendors, Systems Integrators,
and IBM technical staff. Architects and developers responsible for implementing solutions using
WebSphere Portal version 5 will benefit as well.
Prerequisites:
Students should complete the IBM WebSphere Portal V5 Fundamentals (SW741) distance learning
course prior to attending this course.
Students should also be familiar with the Web, e-business concepts, editing of Hypertext Markup
Language (HTML) and Extensible Markup Language (XML) files, IBM HTTP Server and WebSphere
Application Server Version 5 administration, and basic Java programming concepts.
SW537 - IBM WebSphere Portal V5 Installation, Deployment
and Administration
Duration: 5 days
Purpose
This course is designed to cover processes and practices for the implementation and
administration of WebSphere Portal Enable Version 5.0.2.1. The course focuses on the
administrative GUI and tools to manage portlets, access control, portlet customization, search
engines and security features. The course is taught at the Portal Version 5.0.2.1 release level.
Audience
The intended audience is architects, administrators and developers responsible for
implementing and administering solutions using WebSphere Portal Version 5.0.2.1.
Prerequisites
Students should complete the IBM WebSphere Portal V5 Fundamentals (SW741) distance
learning course prior to attending this course. Students should also be familiar with the Web, ebusiness concepts, editing of Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and Extensible Markup
Language (XML) files, IBM HTTP Server and WebSphere Application Server Version 5
administration, and basic Java programming concepts.
Objectives
After completing this course, you should be able to:
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Discuss approaches and processes for the planning and designing of a portal
community.
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Explain the WebSphere Portal Solution architecture and its abstractions.
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Create Portal users and groups, and exercise access control options to manage their
usage of Portal resources.
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Install and activate portlets and portlet applications.
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Create new or existing page hierarchies, and configure their default content.
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Publish Web content using Document Manager.
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Integrate and publish remote portlets.
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Install the Portal solution on a new or existing WebSphere Application Server
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Administer portal resources using the XML Access tool and other command line tools.
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Implement and manage WebSphere Portal clusters.
FN625V2 - Introduction to IBM DB2 Universal Database 8.1
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FN625V2
English
DB2
None specified
DB2
2.0
WorldWide
Classroom
Number of Days: 3 days
Course Description:
This course prepares a student to take and pass the DB2 UDB V7.1 Family Fundamentals
certification test 512. The course trains the student on an in-depth knowledge of basic SQL, DML,
DDL, and an understanding of database objects (tables, views, etc.). A basic understanding of the
concepts and features of DCL, database creation, data types, stored procedures, programming,
components and packaging (SDK, EEE, etc.), protocols supported, installation of products, GUI
tools, CLP, basic isolation levels, and import/export is also covered. During the course the student
will build and run a DBS UDB database using data made available in unload format. The database
and data are simple, but will illustrate the basic create and load tasks.
Your New Skills:
 Plan and implement an installation
 Implement instances and their security
 Create and Access DB2 databases
 Use SQL statements
 Describe various database objects
 Explain database concurrency
Who Should Attend
Application developers, database and systems administrators, technical support personnel.
Prerequisites:
 UNIX/Linux systems knowledge
 Microsoft Windows knowledge
L1626V3 - IBM DB2 8.1 System Administration
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L1626V3
English
DB2
None specified
DB2
8.1
WorldWide
Classroom
Number of Days: 5 days
IBM DB2 8.1 System Administration
Course Description:
This course provides students with the knowledge and skills they need to perform the routine tasks
of a DB2 Universal Database Systems Administrator. Through instructor presentations, they will
learn about the tools and commands needed to configure and maintain instances and database
objects. Through lab exercises, students will have the opportunity to practice the skills they’ve
learned in a simulated database server environment.
Your New Skills:
 Configure and maintain DB2 instances
 Manipulate databases and database objects
 Optimize placement of data
 Control user access to instances and databases
 Implement security on instances and databases
 Use DB2 activity monitoring utilities
 Use DB2 data movement and reorganization utilities
 Develop and implement Database recovery strategy
 Interpret basic information in the db2diag.log file
Who Should Attend
Application developers, database and systems administrators, and technical support personnel.
Prerequisites:
 Some experience with writing Structured Query Language scripts
 Knowledge of relational database design concepts
 Knowledge of UNIX operating system fundamentals and VI editor
 Knowledge of Windows GUI navigation skills