Advanced NerveCenter

This course is geared towards advanced users. This course is taught by a nationally recognized expert who has over 8 years of experience with NerveCenter. The course's topics will include:

Advanced Troubleshooting

NerveCenter Internals and New Features

Manual Node Management

Advanced Mask Techniques and Trap Handling

Nccmd usage

Advanced Perl for NerveCenter

Platform Integration Tips and Tricks

Advanced Polling Techniques

SNMP v3 Support

Making the Most of Parent-Child Relationships

Who Should Attend

Because we want to teach you as many advanced features as possible, Maximizing NerveCenter's Functionality will not spend any time reviewing basic product functionality or basic Perl programming concepts. Therefore, to help ensure everyone derives maximum benefit from the course, it is essential that all students who start the course already have a solid understanding of basic NerveCenter functionality and Perl scripting.

If you have less than a year of NerveCenter experience and have not taken OpenService's flagship class, Managing Your Network with NerveCenter, please consider doing so before registering for the advanced class. If you are unsure about which class is right for you, please contact Mike Epplin, Training Coordinator for OpenService, at (813) 383-1389 mepplin@openservice.com

Certification testing is conducted on the final day of class.

Prerequisites

For the advanced class, there are three areas of prerequisites: NerveCenter experience, Perl programming or scripting experience, and operating system experience.
	Have passed the introductory course, PLUS 3 months of daily hands-on experience, or a minimum of 1 year of daily hands-on experience, including being very comfortable with: Masks Polls Alarms Triggers Basic node management Properties and Property Groups Perl Programmimng
	Have read and understood O'Reilly's Learning Perl, or are comfortable using the following concepts in Perl scripts: Variables Perl’s control structures Regular Expressions and Pattern Matching Arrays Hashes File I/O Subroutines Object-oriented concepts
	Operating System Experience 1. Minimum 2 years of working with Windows (any version) 2. Comfortable with at least one flavor of UNIX (Solaris, HP-UX, Linux, etc.)

Pricing and Availability

The fee for the course and certification exam is $4,495 per person. Space is limited; for more information or to reserve a place contact Mike Epplin, the Training Coordinator, at (813) 383-1389, or mepplin@openservice.com

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