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VMware vSphere Install,
Configure, Manage
This hands-on training
course explores installation,
configuration and management
of VMware vSphere, which
consists of ESXi and vCenter
Server. The course is based on
ESXi5.5 and vCenter Server
5.5. Completion of this course
satisfies as a prerequisite to
take the VMware Certified
Professional VCP5-DCV exam.
Prerequisites: System
administration experience in
Microsoft Windows or Linux
operating systems.
Some networking and storage
experience would also be
beneficial but not essential.
B Box Hill
5 x Fri 8am-5pm • 23 May
$1995 • VM004 21S
10 x Tue 6-10pm • 15 Jul
$1995 VM004 364
10 x Wed 6-10pm • 16 Jul
$1995 • VM004 31U
10 x Mon 6-10pm • 29 Sep
$1995 • VM004 31V
10 x Tue 6-10pm • 30 Sep
$1995 • VM004 365
VMware vSphere Overview
This hands-on training course
introduces the most compelling
features of VMware vSphere
5.5, which is the foundational
component of the cloud
infrastructure suite of software
from VMware®. This course
demonstrates vSphere features
that help reduce your IT costs
while improving efficiency,
availability, scalability, flexibility,
and manageability. The course
is based on VMware ESXi 5.5
and VMware vCenter Server
5.5. For students who want
more in-depth vSphere training,
we recommend the VMware
vSphere Install Configure
Manage course. System
administration knowledge
or experience on Microsoft
Windows or Linux operating
systems is helpful.
B Box Hill
1 x Fri 8am-5pm • 18 Jul
$495 • VM006 31W
1 x Fri 8am-5pm • 12 Sep
$495 • VM006 31X
1 x Fri 8am-5pm • 10 Oct
$495 • VM006 41K
Telecommunications
& Cabling &
Integration
Optical Fibre – Splicing &
Terminating
Gain a practical understanding
of the handling and installation
of fibre optic cables. The
skills and certification gained
this course will help you
find employment in the
Telecommunications industry.
Deploying fibre optic networks,
including the NBN rollout.
Through practical exercises you
will learn to correctly prepare
cables, terminate and fit
connectors, use fusion splicers,
layout splice trays, layout and
waterproof enclosures, and
perform basic optical fibre
system testing using a range of
fibre optic testing equipment.
This course covers single-mode
and multimode fibres, cable
construction, laser and fibre
handling safety and general
OHS, and much more.
B Box Hill
5 x Fri 8am-4pm • Jun 6
$1295 • ECS50
5 x Fri 8am-4pm • Oct 10
$1295 • ECS50
Computer
Hardware
and Operating
Systems
A+ Training (CISCO IT
Essentials - PC Hardware
& Software)
Designed to prepare you
for the Industry recognised
CompTIA A+ certification. Run
over twenty sessions totalling
over 80 hours of training,
and utilising the latest Cisco
Systems Networking Academy
Program, this course presents
an in-depth exposure to
computer hardware, peripherals
and operating systems.
Assemble and configure
a computer, associated
peripheral devices and install
and configure basic wired and
wireless networks.
Prerequisites: You should
have some experience using
Windows−based computers.
B Box Hill
18 x Mon 6-10pm • 14 Jul
$1995 • ECS45 34O
Windows 7, Configuring
Prepare for the Microsoft
certification exam 70-
680 MCTS: Windows 7,
Configuration. Using Microsoft
Official Course 6292, this
instructor-led course provides
you with the knowledge and
skills to install and configure
Windows 7 desktops. This
is the first course in the
Windows 7 curriculum and
will serve as the entry point for
other Windows 7 Technology
Specialist courses. Also counts
as credit toward the following
certification(s): MCITP:
Enterprise Administrator,
MCITP: Enterprise Desktop
Administrator 7, MCITP:
Enterprise Desktop Support
Technician 7.
Before attending this course
you should have:
Familiarity with computer
hardware and devices, such
as the ability to look into
device manager and look for
unsupported devices.
Basic TCP/IP knowledge, such
as knowing why you need to
have a valid IP address.
Basic Microsoft Windows and
Active Directory knowledge,
such as knowledge about
domain user accounts, domain
vs. local user accounts,
user profiles, and group
membership.
Experience with mapping
network file shares, such as
being familiar with UNC paths
and mapping local resources to
server/share.
Experience with running
commands from a command
window, such as the DOS
command prompt.
Experience with reviewing BIOS
settings.
B Box Hill
6 x Tue 6-10pm • 12 Aug
$1295 • M6292 34B
Windows 8 - Configuring
Windows 8
This 40 hour instructor-led
course provides students
hands-on experience with
Windows 8. It provides
guidance on installing,
upgrading, and licensing for
Windows 8. Students will
work with Windows tools
and services to determine
the source of performance
and reliability issues, and to
troubleshoot various issues
relating to networking, disk,
file and folder management
and working with Hyper
V. Throughout the course,
students will use Windows
PowerShell 3.0, and its
graphical user interface (GUI)
to configure and manage the
system.
Prerequisites: In addition to
their professional experience,
students who attend this
training should already
have the following technical
knowledge: Networking
fundamentals, including
Transmission Control Protocol
/Internet Protocol (TCP/
IP), User Datagram Protocol
(UDP), and Domain Name
System (DNS), Microsoft
Active Directory Domain
Services (AD DS) principles
and fundamentals of AD DS
management, Understanding
of the Public Key Infrastructure
(PKI) components and working
knowledge of the fundamentals
of Active Directory Certificate
Services (AD CS), Microsoft
Windows Server 2008 or
Windows Server 2008 R2
fundamentals, Microsoft
Windows Client fundamentals;
for example, working
knowledge of Windows
XP, Windows Vista, and/or
Windows 7
Fundamentals of management
and experience using the
Microsoft Office 2010 system
or the Microsoft Office
2007 system, Windows
Automated Installation Kit
(WAIK) components including
Windows PE, Windows
SIM, VAMT, ImageX, USMT,
and DISM concepts and
fundamentals
B Box Hill
10 x Mon 6-10pm • 14 Jul
$1995 • M0687 31Y
10 x Wed 6-10pm • 1 Oct
$1995 • M0687 31Z
Windows Server 2012 -
Administering Windows
Server 2012
Learn how to administer
Windows Server 2012 with
this 40 hour course. This
course primarily covers the
administration tasks necessary
to maintain a Windows Server
2012 infrastructure such as
implementing server images,
user and group management
with active directory domain
services and group policy,
remote access and network
policies, data security,
monitoring and update
management.
B Box Hill
10 x Mon 6-10pm • 14 Jul
$1995 • M0411 340
10 x Wed 6-10pm • 1 Oct
$1995 • M0411 360
Windows Server 2012 -
Configuring Advanced
Windows Server 2012
Services
Learn how to provision and
configure advanced services
using Windows Server 2012
with this 40 hour course.
This course primarily covers
advanced configuration
of services necessary to
deploy, manage and maintain
a Windows Server 2012
infrastructure, such as
advanced networking services,
active directory domain
services, identity management,
rights management, federated
services, network load
balancing, failover clustering,
business continuity and
disaster recovery.
B Box Hill
10 x Mon 6-10pm • 14 Jul
$1995 • M0412 341
10 x Wed 6-10pm • 1 Oct
$1995 • M0412 342
Windows Server 2012 -
Installing and Configuring
Windows Server 2012
This 40 hour course provides
the skills and knowledge
necessary to implement a
core Windows Server 2012
infrastructure in an existing
enterprise environment. This
course primarily covers the
initial implementation and
configuration of core services
including active directory
domain services, networking
services, and Microsoft Hyper-V
server 2012 configuration.
B Box Hill
10 x Mon 6-10pm • 14 Jul
$1995 • M0410 343
10 x Wed 6-10pm • 1 Oct
$1995 • M0410 344