Section 1: Product Introduction

• Describe various aspects of Sun Cluster 3.2 hardware including nodes, storage, and private and public networks.
• Describe the various layers of cluster software, including the cluster framework, agents, and applications.
• Describe Solaris 10 cluster-specific features such as zones, ZFS and SMF.

Section 2: Plan and Install Sun Cluster 3.2 Software Framework

• Configure console connectivity and the cluster console software and describe requirements, installation, and configuration of cluster servers and storage connections.
• Plan and install software, configure quorum devices, and describe quorum votes and cluster amnesia prevention.
• Describe the necessary tools, resources, and steps required to install Sun Cluster.
• Differentiate between alternate methods of configuring Sun cluster software.

Section 3: Manage Sun Cluster Framework

• Perform basic cluster operations, including cluster node startup and modification of basic cluster properties.
• Perform more advanced cluster operations, including administering quorum devices, disk paths, and interconnect components.
• Show how to utilize Sun Cluster Manager, control clusters, and modify private network addresses and netmasks.

Section 4: Perform Volume Management in Sun Cluster Software

• Explain and implement Solaris Volume Manager, including describing SVM disk space management and disksets.
• Manage SVM database replicas, and create local metadbs and shared disksets
• Build volumes and disksets, and create local and global filesystems.
• Explain and implement VERITAS Volume Manager including describing VxVM disk groups, disk organization, and volume requirements in the Sun Cluster software environment.
• Install and configure VxVM in the Sun Cluster environment, and create shared storage disk groups and volumes with VxVM.
• Manage VxVM device groups, register disk groups, and build global and local filesystems on VxVM devices.
• Configure the ZFS volume management and filesystem layers.

Section 5: Configure Applications in Sun Cluster Software

• Describe how to utilize IPMP within Sun Cluster software including operation, uses, configuration, and failover/failback.
• Explain how to define and configure resources and resource groups for failover applications in the cluster.
• Explain how to configure scalable services and advanced resource group relationships, including the use of SharedAddress and Resource group affinities.
• Configure Oracle HA and Oracle RAC in Sun Cluster software.

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