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Novell CNA 6.5 Boot Camp Classes

You’re just three days away from certification as a Novell CNA when you attend this three-day training boot camp. After successful completion, provide direct support for Novell networks.

NetWare 6.5 is known for power, stability and robust network services. You’ll learn how to effectively manage this enterprise-class operating system and how to perform common administrative tasks. During training, you’ll install NetWare 6.5 and Novell Client, manage many network services and perform entry-level tasks such as setting up and managing user objects in Novell eDirectory, managing storage, file and print services, implementing file and eDirectory rights, and managing the NetWare 6.5 server both remotely and onsite.

If you have less than a year of entry-level network administration experience or wish to achieve CNA or CNI certifications, this boot camp is for you.

Your fee includes:

• Roundtrip airfare
• Lodging
• Breakfast and lunch
• Certified instructor
• Hands-on instruction
• Course materials
• Practice exams, certification exams and on-site testing

If you don’t require the airfare and lodging, we’ll reduce the charge by $1000 for two-week courses and by $500 for one-week courses.

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Foundations of Novell Networking 6.5 (Course 3016)

Your organization selected NetWare® 6.5 for its power, stability and rich network services. To start managing this enterprise-class operating system effectively, you need key administrative skills. In this course you will learn to perform common administrative tasks on NetWare 6.5. As part of this course, you will install NetWare 6.5, manage a variety of network services and perform tasks often required of entry-level employees who provide front-line support for a NetWare 6.5 installation.

• Understanding and identifying features of NetWare 6.5
• Installing NetWare 6.5
• Installing and managing Novell Client
• Managing eDirectory
• Managing user objects
• Managing storage space
• Evaluating NetWare file services
• Designing a network file system
• Managing security
• Implementing directory and file rights to provide NetWare file system security
• Managing eDirectory rights
• Managing end-user productivity
• Managing network printing
• Implementing Virtual Office to provide Web-based printing and file access
• Managing the server
• Securing your server and network