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The Orion 101: Introduction to SolarWinds 5-day class takes an in depth look at NPM, NCM, NTA, SAM, IPAM, UDT, VNQM, SRM, SCM.

The Loop1 Orion 101: Introduction to SolarWinds training class is geared toward students of all knowledge levels. The objectives covered in the class will both introduce the features and best practices to users who are new to Orion products and will dive into advanced configuration options and scenarios intended for the more advanced user.

The instructor will query students on their specific deployments and aid students in understanding how a specific feature or best practice can be most effectively leveraged in their production environment. Time-permitting, the instructor may have students share their production with the class to be used in a real-world training scenario.

Day 1

Orion Network Performance Monitor (NPM)

Understanding Orion NPM Server Prerequisites

IIS & SQL Server Verifications

Using the Orion NPM Web Console

Populating the Orion NPM Node Database
- Network Discovery
- Adding and Removing Nodes
- Editing Nodes
- Understanding Node Grouping
Creating & Managing Web Console Users
Defining View Limitations
Working with Monitoring Protocols
Working with Database Retention & Database Maintenance in NPM

Day 2

Orion Network Performance Monitor (NPM) - Continued

Orion Network Atlas

Network Atlas vs Orion Maps

Orion NPM built-in tools

Working with Custom Properties, Groups, & Dependencies
Creating and Managing Views
Poller Management
- Universal Device Poller
- Poller Settings

Day 3

Orion NetFlow Traffic Analyzer (NTA)

Understanding Orion NTA Prerequisites

Database Performance Considerations
Flow Technologies
Configuring NetFlow Sources

NetFlow Design Theories

Using the Orion NTA Web Console

Viewing NetFlow Sources
Working & Monitored Applications
Working & IP Address Groups
Orion NTA Data Retention
Configuration of NetFlow on common CISCO devices
- Configuration using both CLI and NCM

Orion Network Configuration Manager (NCM)

Understanding Orion NCM Server Prerequisites

IIIS & SQL Server Verification

Using Orion NCM

Populating Managed Devices

Network Discovery
Adding, Editing and Removing Nodes

Creating and Managing Users

Working with Jobs

Scheduling Bulk Changes & Backups

Enabling Real-time Change Notification

Working with Compliance Reports & Policies

Understanding Device Templates

Working with the Orion NCM Web Console

Integrating with Orion NPM

Day 4

Orion Server & Application Monitor (SAM)

Understanding SAM Prerequisites

Orion Service Packs
Application Discovery

Populating SAM nodes into Orion

Understanding Orion SAM Components & Templates

SAM Component Monitors
- Windows Based Components
- Synthetic Transactions – User Experience Monitors
- Linux/Unix Script Monitors
Assigning Application Monitor Templates
Understanding Orion SAM Credentials
SAM Component Monitor

Understanding Alerting with Orion SAM

Working with Orion SAM Applications & Components in Reports and Groups

Working with Orion SAM Objects in Orion Maps

Including Applications & Component Status in Maps

Understanding Orion Log Analyzer (LA) Prerequisites

Log Analyzer vs Log View
Basic Functionality and Rules Processing

Day 5

Orion IP Address Manager (IPAM)

Understanding Orion IPAM Prerequisites and Installation

Using the Orion IPAM Web Console

Defining Monitored Subnets
Monitoring Microsoft Windows & Cisco DHCP Servers

Understanding Orion IPAM Alerting

Working with Orion IPAM in NPM reports

Working with Orion IPAM in configuring IP Request Forms

VoIP and Network Quality Manger (VNQM)

Understanding VNQM Prerequisites

Orion NPM & Service Packs
VNQM Capable Sources

Using the VNQM Web Console

Adding VNQM Devices
Defining VNQM Operations
- Understanding VNQM Operation Types
- IPSLA Operations
- Call Managers

Leveraging VNQM Statistics in Network Atlas

Using VNQM Data in Maps

Working with VNQM Alerts

Working with VNQM Reports and Groups

User Device Tracker (UDT)

Understanding and using UDT

Adding nodes using UDT

Understanding Ports vs Interfaces

User Tracking

Working with Lists

White listing
Watch listing

Reports and Alerts

Understanding Orion SCM Requirements

Conducting Hardware & Software Inventory using SCM

Working with Profiles

Creating Custom Profiles
Assigning Profiles using SCM

Understanding FIM and tracking changes

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