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  • ISBN-10: 1337101931
  • ISBN-13: 9781337101936
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 480 pages, height x width x depth: 30x185x231 mm, weight: 997 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 16-Mar-2017
  • Izdevniecība: Course Technology Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1337101931
  • ISBN-13: 9781337101936
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Equip both traditional students and practicing IT professionals with the strong background in virtualization technology they need to advance in today's rapidly changing IT workplace. HANDS-ON VIRTUAL COMPUTING, 2E overviews the latest virtualization technology with chapters dedicated to Oracle VirtualBox, VMware Workstation, Microsoft Hyper-V, and VMware vSphere. Additional chapters focus on virtualization in software-defined data centers and address building virtual networks, implementing high-availability clusters, enhancing performance and security, and managing the virtual data center. Students learn to implement virtual desktop infrastructures using both VMware Horizon and Microsoft VDI and are exposed to cloud computing environments with VMware vCloud and Microsoft Azure. The book highlights real scenarios with hands-on activities that help students build the skills needed in a computer industry that is increasingly focused on virtualization.
Introduction xiii
Chapter 1 Introduction to Virtual Computing
1(48)
Overview of Virtual Machines and Virtualization Software
2(9)
How Virtualization Software Works with Virtual Machines
5(2)
Hardware and Software Requirements for Virtualization
7(4)
Licensing Requirements
11(1)
Virtualization Software Categories and Products
11(12)
Workstation Virtualization Products
12(1)
Virtualization in the Data Center
13(3)
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
16(2)
Application Virtualization
18(2)
Cloud Environments
20(3)
Virtualization Features to Look for in Products
23(13)
Hardware Virtualization Features
23(2)
Administrative and User Consoles
25(2)
Disk Support Features
27(3)
Saving the Virtual Machine State
30(1)
Parenting and Cloning
31(1)
Moving Virtual Machines
31(2)
Network Support
33(1)
Migration Tools
34(1)
Additional Options for Virtual Machines
35(1)
Comparing and Downloading Virtualization Products
36(5)
Downloading VMware Products
37(2)
Downloading Oracle VirtualBox
39(2)
Microsoft Hyper-V
41(1)
Chapter Summary
41(2)
Key Terms
43(1)
Review Questions
43(4)
Case Projects
47(2)
Chapter 2 Working with Oracle VM VirtualBox 5
49(34)
Installing VirtualBox
50(1)
Installing VirtualBox in Windows 10
50(1)
Creating a Virtual Machine
51(4)
Creating a Virtual Hard Disk File
53(2)
Basic Virtual Machine Functions
55(4)
Installing a Guest OS
56(3)
Working with the VirtualBox Manager
59(7)
Working with the Toolbar
59(1)
Working with the File Menu
60(3)
Working with the Machine Menu
63(3)
Working with Virtual Machines in VirtualBox
66(11)
Adding and Removing Virtual Machines
67(2)
Installing Guest Additions on a Virtual Machine
69(1)
Transferring Files with Shared Folders
70(1)
Transferring Files with Drag and Drop
71(1)
Using Snapshots
71(1)
Adding and Editing Virtual Hard Disks
72(3)
Creating Clones
75(1)
Configuring Network Settings
76(1)
Chapter Summary
77(1)
Key Terms
78(1)
Review Questions
78(3)
Case Projects
81(2)
Chapter 3 Working with VMware Workstation 12 Pro
83(62)
Installing VMware Workstation 12 Pro
84(3)
Performing a Standard Installation
85(1)
Performing a Silent Installation
86(1)
Getting Started with VMware Workstation 12 Pro
87(18)
Adding Virtual Machines to the Administrative Console
88(1)
Creating Virtual Machines
89(10)
Creating Virtual Machines with Easy Install
99(2)
Adding Existing Virtual Machines to the Administrative Console
101(4)
Using the Administrative Console Menus
105(11)
The Library Pane
106(1)
The Menu Tool Bar
106(10)
Working with Virtual Machines
116(23)
Starting and Stopping Virtual Machines
117(4)
Configuring Virtual Machine Memory and Virtual CPUs
121(1)
Working with CD/DVD-ROM Drives and ISO Image Files
121(1)
Installing a Guest OS
121(3)
Working with VMware Tools
124(1)
Adding a Virtual Hard Disk
125(2)
Configuring Virtual Network Options
127(3)
Using Snapshots in VMware Workstation 12 Pro
130(2)
Transferring and Sharing Files
132(2)
Using Unity View
134(1)
Cloning Virtual Machines in VMware Workstation 12 Pro
135(1)
Configuring Ports
136(1)
Sharing Virtual Machines
137(1)
Converting a Physical Computer to a VM
138(1)
Working with VMware Workstation 12 Player
138(1)
Chapter Summary
139(1)
Key Terms
140(1)
Review Questions
140(3)
Case Projects
143(2)
Chapter 4 Data Center Virtualization and Cloud Computing
145(54)
Data Center Virtualization and Cloud Computing
146(7)
VMware vSphere Performance Features and Products
147(4)
Microsoft Hyper-V Performance Features and Products
151(2)
Data Center Storage Systems
153(17)
Types of Storage Systems
154(6)
VMware vSphere Storage Features
160(7)
Microsoft Hyper-V Storage Features
167(3)
Virtual Network Systems
170(15)
Virtual Network Adapters
170(2)
Using TCP/IP with Virtual Machines
172(2)
Understanding Virtual Switches
174(2)
Introduction to Software-Defined Networking
176(1)
Virtual Networking in vSphere
177(5)
Virtual Networking in Hyper-V
182(3)
Virtualization Security
185(5)
Implementing Operational Security
185(2)
Preventing Hacker Attacks
187(1)
Malware Awareness
188(2)
Chapter Summary
190(1)
Key Terms
191(1)
Review Questions
192(4)
Case Projects
196(3)
Chapter 5 Working with Microsoft Hyper-V
199(38)
Installing Hyper-V
200(7)
Choosing a Windows Server 2016 Edition
200(1)
Installing the Hyper-V Server Role
201(1)
Creating a Virtual Machine
202(5)
Working with Hyper-V Manager
207(10)
Working with the Actions Pane
208(1)
Working with Hyper-V Settings
209(3)
Working with Virtual Machine Settings
212(3)
The Virtual Machine Connection Window
215(2)
Working with Virtual Machines in Hyper-V
217(6)
Basic Virtual Machine Functions
217(1)
Using ISO Image Files and Physical Media
218(1)
Installing a Guest OS
219(1)
Using Integration Services
220(1)
Adding and Removing Virtual Machines
221(2)
Using Checkpoints
223(9)
Adding Virtual Hard Disks
225(2)
Using Differencing Disks
227(2)
Editing Virtual Hard Disks
229(1)
Configuring Networks with Virtual Switches
230(2)
Chapter Summary
232(1)
Key Terms
232(1)
Review Questions
233(3)
Case Projects
236(1)
Chapter 6 Working with Virtual Machine Manager
237(46)
Installing Virtual Machine Manager
238(10)
The Virtual Machine Manager Components
238(1)
Software and Hardware Requirements
239(1)
Installing the Active Directory Role
239(1)
Downloading Virtual Machine Manager
240(1)
Downloading and Installing SQL Server 2014
241(2)
Downloading and Installing the Windows ADK
243(1)
Creating the VMM Service Account
244(1)
Installing Virtual Machine Manager
245(3)
Working with the VMM Console
248(28)
The VMs and Services Workspace
250(7)
The Fabric Workspace
257(2)
The Library Workspace
259(12)
The Jobs Workspace
271(1)
The Settings Workspace
271(5)
Chapter Summary
276(1)
Key Terms
277(1)
Review Questions
278(3)
Case Project
281(2)
Chapter 7 Working with VMware vSphere
283(38)
Planning a vSphere Installation
284(6)
vSphere ESXi Hypervisor Installation and Configuration
285(3)
Working with the ESXi Consoles
288(2)
Configuring the Virtual Network Environment
290(11)
Configuring Virtual Switches
290(8)
Virtual Network Switch Policies
298(3)
Working with Virtual Machines
301(13)
Virtual Hardware Components
302(2)
Virtual Machine Consoles
304(1)
Creating Virtual Machines
304(10)
Chapter Summary
314(1)
Key Terms
315(1)
Review Questions
315(4)
Case Projects
319(2)
Chapter 8 Working with VMware vCenter Server
321(62)
Implementing Shared Storage
322(7)
Working with vCenter Server
329(32)
Installing vCenter Server
331(12)
Creating a vCenter Server Virtual Data Center
343(4)
Working with the Virtual Data Center
347(3)
Working with iSCSI Shared Storage
350(8)
Working with the VMFS File System Data Stores
358(3)
Working with vSphere Virtual Machines
361(12)
Cloning Virtual Machines and Using Templates
361(7)
Migrating Virtual Machines between Hosts
368(5)
Implementing Access Control Security
373(3)
Chapter Summary
376(1)
Key Terms
377(1)
Review Questions
377(4)
Case Projects
381(2)
Chapter 9 Implementing a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
383(64)
Introduction to Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
384(4)
VDI Challenges and Features
386(2)
VDI Products
388(1)
Working with VMware Horizon 7
388(35)
VMware Horizon Components
389(1)
The Horizon Connection Server
390(1)
Horizon Agent and Client
391(1)
Horizon Composer
392(1)
Installing and Configuring a VMware Horizon 7 Connection Server
393(10)
Deploying a Virtual Desktop
403(9)
Accessing Virtual Desktops
412(11)
Working with Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
423(16)
Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Components
423(1)
Installing Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
424(6)
Creating Virtual Desktops
430(7)
Accessing Virtual Desktops
437(2)
Chapter Summary
439(1)
Key Terms N
440(1)
Review Questions
440(3)
Case Projects
443(4)
Chapter 10 Introduction to Cloud Computing
447(56)
Introduction to Cloud Services
448(4)
Building a Cloud-Based Data Center
450(1)
Extending the Data Center
451(1)
Hosting Private Cloud Services
451(1)
Implementing Disaster Recovery
452(1)
VMware Cloud Services
452(22)
Implementing VMware Private Cloud Services
452(10)
Using VMware vCloud Air to Extend a Virtual Data Center
462(12)
Microsoft Cloud Services
474(17)
Creating a Private Cloud with Virtual Machine Manager
474(4)
Working with Microsoft Azure
478(2)
Creating a Microsoft Azure Account
480(1)
Creating a Virtual Machine
481(4)
Connecting to a Virtual Machine
485(2)
Using File Storage
487(4)
Introduction to OpenStack Cloud Components
491(4)
Compute Components
492(1)
Control Components
493(1)
Storage Components
493(1)
Networking Component
494(1)
OpenStack Products and Services
494(1)
Chapter Summary
495(2)
Key Terms
497(1)
Review Questions
497(4)
Case Projects
501(2)
Appendix A The Technology Behind Virtualization 503(8)
Appendix B Using VMware Workstation Player and Hyper-V Server 2016 Virtualization Products 511(18)
Appendix C Disaster Recovery and High Availability 529(14)
Glossary 543(6)
Index 549
Ted Simpson is a long-time Course Technology author. He has been working, teaching, and writing about computers for over 20 years. In 1990, Simpson wrote one of the first books in the Course Technology Networking series, Hands-On Netware 3.11. Ted has used virtualization software to aid in teaching computer lab classes for several years, and has given presentations on virtualization for Course Technology conferences. Ted is currently a certified Novell and Microsoft instructor at Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College, and the author of many books, including Hands-On Novell Open Enterprise Server, Guide to Novell Netware Administration Enhanced Edition, 70-270, 70-290: MCSE/MCSA Guide to Installing and Managing Microsoft XP Professional and Windows Server 2003, and Virtual Machines Companion, all of which are written for use with virtualization. In addition to classroom teaching and industry training, Ted has been developing curricula for microcomputer related courses since the 1980s and holds the following certifications: A+, Network+, NetWare 6 CNE and CNI, and MCSE. Jason Novak is a life-long computer enthusiast. In addition to co-authoring HANDS-ON VIRTUAL COMPUTING, Mr. Novak has worked on the successful book VIRTUAL MACHINES COMPANION. Mr. Novak operates his own business that has been developing desktop and mobile applications since 1998. He also uses his skills to offer both computer support and consulting services to a variety of businesses and industries. Mr. Novak is CompTIA A+ certified.