• Discuss the POWER6 Hardware Architecture
• Explore the HMC Version 7 Interface
• Discuss and configure the new approaches to virtualization such as Workload Partitions and Live Application Mobility
• Discuss and configure virtualization enhancements such as Dedicated Shared Processor and Multiple Shared pools (if supported)
• Identify new security features
• Discuss continuous availability options such as storage keys, and concurrent AIX Kernel update
• Discuss the difference betwteen AIX 5.3 to AIX 6.1
• Use IBM Systems Director for System p Administration

• Unit 1 - Overview of POWER6 features
• Exercise 1 - POWER6 features overview
• Unit 2 - Hardware Management Console version 7
• Exercise 2 - Exploring the Hardware Management Console version 7
• Unit 3 - Integrated Virtual Ethernet

Day 2

• Exercise 3 - Host Ethernet Adapter (HEA) configuration
• Unit 4 - Processor virtualization enhancements
• Exercise 4 - Donating and shared processor pools
• Unit 5 - Virtual I/O Server

Day 3

• Exercise 5 - File backed VSCSI
• Unit 6 - Partition mobility
• Exercise 6 - Partition mobility
• Unit 7 - AIX 6.1 features overview
• Exercise 7 - JFS2 Snapshot and 'No Logging' options

Day 4

• Unit 8 - WPAR Manager
• Exercise 8 - Workload partition Management and WPAR Manager
• Unit 9 - IBM Director Console for AIX
• Exercise 9 - IBM Director Console for AIX

Day 5

• Unit 10 - AIX 6.1 advanced security features
• Exercise 10 - Exploring the AIX 6 security features
• Open lab (optional)

The AIX prerequisite may be met by attending:

• AIX System Administration I: Implementation (AU140) or (UN314) or
• AIX 5L Jumpstart for UNIX Professionals (AW180) or (UN845)

or have equivalent AIX skills.

The LPAR prerequisite may be met by attending:

• System p LPAR and Virtualization I: Planning and Configuration (AU730) or (UN373)
• or have equivalent Logical Partitioning (LPAR) skills.