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WebSphere Portal V6: Administration 2WP720GB Course duration (days): 2 |
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Also known as: WP720GBGB About this classIn this hands-on course, students explore the advanced operational aspects of an IBM WebSphere Portal Version 6.0. Students practice the necessary skills for an administrator or architect to perform such tasks as installing and configuring WebSphere Portal, migrating to a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) directory and database, creating a vertically clustered WebSphere Portal node, deploying resources (such as portlets, themes and skins) in a clustered environment, and troubleshooting a portal installation. In addition to the basic operational tasks, students explore portal topologies and installation scenarios. Who will the lesson benefit?The target audience for this course is IBM customers, Independent Software Vendors, Systems Integrators, and IBM technical staff. Architects and developers responsible for implementing solutions using WebSphere Portal version 6 will benefit as well. What prerequisites are requiredThe prerequisites for this course include Administration skills using WebSphere Administration Server Version 6.0, acquired through experience and/or completion of IBM WebSphere Application Server V6 Administration SW246) Knowledge of portals and WebSphere Portal, acquired by completing IBM WebSphere Portal Version 6.0 Fundamentals (WP010) Basic knowledge of portal security concepts, acquired by completing IBM WebSphere Portal Version 6.0: Administration 1 (WP710) ContentsContents of this classthe following topics: Identifying WebSphere Portal architecture and high availability topologies
Defining WebSpnhere Portal installation scenarios from standalone servers to clustered environments
Creating a portal cluster and implement vertical and horizontal scaling
Deploying portlets, skins, and themes to a cluster using various administrative tools
Moving portal content from staging to production environments
Troubleshooting problems in a clustered environment
Performing database backups and other production procedures in a clustered environment
Enabling support for multiple LDAP servers and multiple realms
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