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Sun Certified System Administrator for
Sun Cluster
Certification Path
You are now a
Sun Certified System Administrator for Sun Cluster!
Hurricanes. Tornadoes. Earthquakes. Which disaster could destroy your data center, inflicting millions of dollars in losses? In today's global economy, where 24x7 access to information is a critical business need, organizations must have a strategy for protecting, recovering, and ensuring data and application availability in the event of disasters.
Sun Cluster is a multi-system, multi-site disaster recovery solution that manages the availability of applications services and data across local, regional and vastly dispersed datacenters. In the event that your applications, systems or datacenter experiences a catastrophic failure, Sun Cluster can ensure 24/7 access to all services running on your SPARC and x86/x64-based systems. |
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As a Sun Microsystems Authorized Education Center, ExitCertified knows how to get you Cluster Certified with the most effective certification paths for your job role and goals. At any time, contact an ExitCertified Authorized Sun Cluster Certification Specialist to help you with your Cluster Certification questions and goals.
Sun's philosophy is that certification is central to the learning process as it provides validation of knowledge and skills required for specific job roles. Sun certification also offers a natural progression to support your career goals.
- First, learn how to perform the essential system administration procedures on the Sun Cluster 3.2, and then demonstrate these skills by becoming a Sun Certified Systems Administrator for Sun Cluster 3.2 .
- Next, we train on the skills required to configure console connectivity and the cluster console software and describe requirements, installation, and configuration of cluster servers and storage connections.
- Afterwards, you can pursue specialty training on Sun Cluster 3.2, which helps enable career growth into a more specific job role making you more valuable to an organization.
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