Ops Center Architecture
About Enterprise Manager Ops Center
Basic Ops Center Deployment
Components
Network Ports and Protocols
Ops Center's Subscription Model
Ops Center's Job Process
Ops Center's Infrastructure Stack Plug-in
Preparing for Installations
Setting Up the Oracle Database
Planning Enterprise Controllers, Proxy Controllers, and Assets
Choosing Connected or Disconnected Mode
Setting Up the Knowledge Base
Setting Up the Solaris 11 Image Package System (IPS)
Planning Networks for Ops Center
Verifying Resources by Running OCDoctor.sh
Downloading and Staging Ops Center Software and Documentation
Installing and Configuring Ops Center
Installation and Configuration Overview
Installing Ops Center
Configuring Ops Center
Validating Installations
Deploying Additional Proxies
General Steps for Installing the Enterprise Controller for High Availability
Uninstalling Ops Center
Setting Session Timeout Values
Discovering Assets
Viewing Discovery Profiles and Managed Assets
Creating Discovery Profiles
Adding and Finding Assets
Switching Management Access for Assets
Managing Discovery Profiles and Management Credentials
Discovering Windows Operating Systems and SPARC Enterprise M-Series Servers
Manually Installing and Enabling Agent Controllers
Migrating and Deleting Assets
Managing and Monitoring Assets
Managing Service Processors
Managing Operating Systems
Monitoring Service Processors
Viewing Asset Dashboards
Viewing Asset Groups
Creating Asset Groups
Organizing Assets
Managing Users and Roles
Users and Roles Overview
Adding Local Users to Ops Center
Viewing User Roles and Privileges
Managing User Roles and Privileges
Replicating User Roles
Configuring Notification Profiles for Users
Managing Software Libraries
About Libraries
Adding Software Libraries
Adding OS Images to Local Software Libraries
Managing OS Images
Adding Firmware to Software Libraries
Managing Firmware Images
Managing the Solaris 11 Library
Creating Plans and Profiles
About Deployment Plans and Profiles
Viewing Deployment Plans and Profiles
Creating Deployment Plans and Profiles
Applying Deployment Plans
About Operational Plans and Profiles
Creating Operational Profiles
Applying Operational Plans
Provisioning Firmware
About Firmware Provisioning
Creating, Editing, and Copying Firmware Profiles
Creating and Editing Firmware Deployment Plans
Running Firmware Reports
Applying Firmware Deployment Plans
Setting the Enterprise Controller Storage Library
Provisioning Operating Systems
OS Provisioning
Locating OS Images, Default OS Profiles, and Default Deployment Plans
Configuring DHCP
Editing and Copying OS Provisioning Profiles
Creating OS Provisioning Profiles
Creating OS Configuration Profiles
Creating Deployment Plans
Provisioning Operating Systems
Updating Operating Systems
OS Updates Overview
Using the Oracle Solaris 11 Support Repository
Creating and Updating a Local IPS Repository
Creating a System Catalog Report
Searching for Software in the Oracle Solaris 11 Software Update Library
Creating and Applying an OS Update Deployment Plan
Creating Boot Environments and OS Update Profiles
Applying a Custom Deployment Plan
Performing Advanced Update Management
Setting Up Disconnected Mode
Adding Local Content
Creating Solaris 10 Boot Environments
Creating Oracle Solaris 11 Boot Environments
Viewing and Managing Boot Environments
Managing Monitoring Policies, Notifications, and Incidents
Ops Center's Monitoring Capabilities
Managing Monitoring Policies
Creating Monitoring Policies
Viewing Alerts, Notifications, and Incidents
Configuring User Notification Profiles
Investigating Incidents
Assigning and Acknowledging Incidents
Resolving Incidents
Managing Storage Libraries
Storage Library Overview
Creating a NAS Storage Library
Viewing NAS Storage Library Information
Loading Images into a NAS Storage Library
Creating a SAN Storage Library
Adding LUNs to a SAN Storage Library
Associating a SAN Storage Library
Editing Library Attributes and Removing Storage Libraries
Working with Solaris Zones
Oracle Solaris Zones Overview
Creating and Deleting Oracle Solaris Zones
Zone Data Structures
Shutting Down Zones
Booting Zones
Editing Zone Configurations
Adding Storage to Zones
Cloning Oracle Solaris Zones
Creating and Managing Server Pools
About Server Pools
Creating a Server Pool for Oracle Solaris Zones
Using Storage Libraries with Server Pools
Guest Placement and Balancing Policies for Server Pools
Server Pool and Stand-Alone Server Actions
Creating Oracle Solaris Zones in a Server Pool
Migrating Zones in a Server Pool
Description:
This Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center 12c Administration Ed 3 training provides the information you need to
implement this system management software in your data center. Discussions and hands-on practices provide practical
advice and experience focused on successfully using Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center 12c Release 3 to manage
complex system environments.
Learn To:
Deploy Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center 12c Release 3 in a data center.
Manage and monitor assets using Ops Center.
Provision firmware and operating systems.
Implement server deployment scenarios using Ops Center.
Effectively manage incidents and notifications using Ops Center.
Deploy Oracle Solaris Zones using Ops Center.
Benefits to You
This course provides the practical experience you need to successfully deploy and administer Oracle Enterprise
Manager Ops Center 12cR3 in your data center. You'll walk away with a deeper understanding of its underlying
technologies and best practices. By participating in hands-on labs, you'll practice installing and employing Oracle
Enterprise Manager Ops Center 12cR3 in a variety of use cases, including asset discovery, server deployment,
operating system updates and system and hardware management.
Explore a Comprehensive Management Solution
Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center 12cR3 offers a comprehensive management solution for physical and virtual
system resources. This enterprise-class solution simplifies asset discovery, deployment, monitoring and management.
You will experience server provisioning capabilities, from service processors to operating systems, to firmware. It
performs comprehensive update and patch management, manages virtual environments such as Oracle Solaris Zones,
Oracle VM Servers for SPARC and x86, and supports hardware management from power up to production. It also
enables management of thousands of systems simultaneously.
