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SOME NOTES ABOUT ORACLE VM 3.0 FOR X86 ESSENTIALS:

Oracle VM 3.0 for x86 Essentials [1Z0-590] is an important and mandatory certification on your path to becoming an expert in your field.

To get this certificate, you need to firmly and confidently grasp the content listed below. Then, you need to pass the exam directly on ORACLE's system. This exam has a duration of 120 minutes, with 72 questions. You need to answer correctly at least 61% of the total questions on the exam.

Below are the contents that you need to grasp firmly and confidently before registering to take the exam on ORACLE's system:

1. Virtualization Essentials.

. Differentiate Server Virtualization technologies.

. Explain the Hardware Virtualization Model.

. Explain the Paravirtualization Model.

2. Xen Essentials.

. Identify xm Commands for common tasks.

. Explain the Netfront/Blkfront and Netback/Blkback Driver Model.

. Describe the difference between Dom0 and a DomU.

. Describe a Guest Config File.

. Explain Xen Bridges.

3. Oracle VM Essentials.

. Describe Oracle VM Installation.

. Describe Oracle VM’s Guest OS Support.

. Patch an Oracle VM Server from Oracle VM Manager.

4. Oracle VM Architectures.

. Describe the components of the Oracle VM Architecture.

. Explain the function of the Oracle VM Manager Database Repository.

. Describe the components of the OVS Agent and their purpose.

. Describe the role of the Server Pool Master.

. Explain the Physical to Virtual (p2v) conversion process.

5. Oracle VM Manager.

. Install Oracle VM Manager from Media.

. Create Virtual Machines using Oracle VM Manager.

. Import Virtual Machine Images using Oracle VM Manager.

. Import an ISO File using Oracle VM Manager.

. Create and use Shared Virtual Disks using Oracle VM Manager.

. Manage Virtual Machines using Oracle VM Manager.

. Configure Virtual Machines using Oracle VM Manager.

. Explain the various Cloning types and options.

. Clone a Virtual Machine using a Clone Definition.

. Describe how to manage events.

. Configure Server IPMI.

6. Server Pools.

. Explain the directory structure for a Repository.

. Explain Oracle VM’s Shared Storage Pool.

. Create a Shared Repository.

. Manage a Shared Repository.

. Configure an OCFS2 Cluster.

. Configure a Repository Using NFS or iSCSI.

. Register a File Server.

. Set up an HA Server Pool.

7. High Availability.

. Explain the Automatic Failover Process.

. Explain the Live Migration Process.

. Use Network Bonding in an HA Environment.

. Use Storage Multipathing in an HA Environment.

8. Best Practices.

. Apply best practices in Dom0.

. Apply best practices with Storage Repositories.

. Configure DRS/DPM.

. Apply best practices with network types.

. Determine when to use Policies/QoS features.

9. Oracle VM Templates.

. Explain the benefits of Oracle VM Templates.

. Install a template from Oracle.

. Describe the JeOS Tools.

. Explain the use of Boot and Cleanup Scripts.

. Describe the Oracle VM Template Builder.

10. Oracle VM Networking.

. Describe the different network types and their uses.

. Explain the use of Oracle VM VNIC Manager.

. Configure Networking.

11. Troubleshooting.

. Explain which Log Files are used with Oracle VM Server/VM Manager.

. Troubleshoot problems with the Oracle VM Server Components.

. Examine the Xen Internal Systems to solve common problems.

. Explain Xen Commands for troubleshooting network issues.

. Troubleshoot problems with the OVS Agent.

. Troubleshoot issues with Attached Storage Arrays.

. Explain troubleshooting methods for common problems.

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