M.Sc. (Information Technology) Server Virtualization on VMWare Platform PR Syllabus - Mumbai University

This is the University of Mumbai syllabus for M.Sc. (Information Technology) under NEP 2020, in force from the academic year 2024-25. Semesters I and II are set by item 6.29 (N) and Semesters III and IV by item 6.2 (N). The University examines this programme under form 1113161, whose Summer 2026 timetable is headed NEP-2020; the distance and older Choice Based modes of the same degree are examined under different forms and different papers.

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Syllabus for Server Virtualization on VMWare Platform PR

Major elective · Semester 3 · 4 credits · 100 marks

1 Deploying and Configuring Virtual Machines 1. Access Your Student Desktop 2. Create a Virtual Machine 3. Install VMware Tools 4. Copy Files to the Desktop
2 Working with vCenter Server Appliance 1. Access your vCenter Server Appliance and Configure Licenses 2. Configure Single Sign-On and Create a Data Center Object 3. Add Your ESXi Hosts to the vCenter Server Inventory 4. Configure the ESXi Hosts as NTP Clients 5. Create a Host and Cluster Folder. 6. Create Virtual Machine and Template Folders. 7. Navigate vSphere Client
3 Users, Groups, and Permissions 1. Join the vCenter Server Appliance to vclass.local Domain 2. Add vclass.local as an Identity Source . 3. View Active Directory Users. 4. Assign Object Permissions to an Active Directory User 5. Assign Root-Level Global Permission 6. Log In with Windows Session Authentication 7. Use an Active Directory User to Manage a Virtual Machine
4 Using Standard Switches 1. View the Standard Switch Configuration 2. Create a Standard Switch with a Virtual Machine Port Group . . 3. Attach Your Virtual Machines to the New Virtual Machine Port Group
5 Accessing iSCSI Storage 1. Validate an Existing ESXi Host iSCSI Configuration 2. Add a VMkernel Port Group to a Standard Switch 3. Configure the iSCSI Software Adapter 4. Connect the iSCSI Software Adapters to Storage
6 Managing VMFS Datastores 1. Create VMFS Datastores for the ESXi Host 2. Expand a VMFS Datastore to Consume Unused Space on a LUN. 3. Remove a VMFS Datastore. 4. Extend a VMFS Datastore 5. Create a Second Shared VMFS Datastore Using iSCSI
7 Accessing NFS Storage 1. Configure Access to NFS Datastores 2. View NFS Storage Information
8 Using Templates and Clones 1. Create a Virtual Machine Template 2. Create Customization Specifications 3. Deploy a Virtual Machine from a Template
9 Modifying Virtual Machines 1. Clone a Powered-On Virtual Machine 2. Increase the Size of a VMDK File 3. Adjust Memory Allocation on a Virtual Machine. 4. Rename a Virtual Machine in the vCenter Server Appliance Inventory 5. Add and Remove a Raw LUN on a Virtual Machine
10 Migrating Virtual Machines . Migrate Virtual Machine Files from Local Storage to Shared Storage 1. Create a Virtual Switch and a VMkernel Port Group for vSphere vMotion Migration . 2. Prepare Virtual Machines to Demonstrate vSphere vMotion Migration 3. Perform vSphere vMotion Migrations of Virtual Machines 4. Perform Compute Resource and Storage Migrations
11 Managing Virtual Machines. 1. Unregister a Virtual Machine from the vCenter Server Appliance Inventory 2. Register a Virtual Machine in the vCenter Server Appliance Inventory . 3. Unregister and Delete Virtual Machines from the Datastore . 4. Take Snapshots of a Virtual Machine 5. Add Files and Take Another Snapshot of a Virtual Machine . 6. Revert the Virtual Machine to a Snapshot 7. Delete an Individual Snapshot 8. Delete All Snapshots.
12 Managing Resource Pools . 1. Create CPU Contention . 2. Create Resource Pools . 3. III. Verify Resource Pool Functionality
13 Monitoring Virtual Machine Performance . 1. Create the CPU Workload . . 2. Use Performance Charts to Monitor CPU 3. III. Undo Changes Made to the Virtual Machines
14 Using vSphere HA. . . . 1. Create a Cluster Enabled for vSphere HA 2. Add Your ESXi Hosts to the Cluster 3. Test the vSphere HA Functionality 4. View the vSphere HA Cluster Resource Usage. 5. Manage vSphere HA Slot Size 6. Configure a vSphere HA Cluster with Strict Admission Control Course Outcomes(OCs) After completion of the course: OC1:.Creating and Virtual Machines and their OC2: deployment of Working with vCenter Server Appliance OC3: Understanding the Users, Groups, and Permissions OC4: Using various types of switches OC5: Accessing iSCSI Storage /Network Storage OC6: Managing VMFS Datastores and the data storage OC7: Accessing NFS Storage OC8: Using Templates and Clones OC9: Modifying Virtual Machines OC10: Migrating Virtual Machines . OC11: Managing Virtual Machines status and snap shots OC12: Managing Resource Pools . OC13: Monitoring the performance of Virtual Machine OC14:Understanding and implementing High Availability Cluster Semester IV

Reproduced from the University of Mumbai syllabus for M.Sc. (Information Technology) under NEP 2020, in force from the academic year 2024-25. Wording, unit numbering and lecture allocation are as printed in that syllabus. The PDF above is the syllabus's own page, unaltered.

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