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00_01 - Welcome
00_02 - What you should know before watching this course
01_01 - Overview of virtualization
01_02 - Understanding different types of hypervisors
01_03 - Understanding the cloud
02_01 - Using virtualization for more efficient utilization of hardware
02_02 - Using virtualization to increase availability
02_03 - Disaster recovery
02_04 - Just-in-time delivery of resources
02_05 - Saving energy
03_01 - Increased complexity
03_02 - Expense
03_03 - Sprawl
04_01 - Virtualizing desktop computers
04_02 - Running a specific program
04_03 - Setting up test and development environments
04_04 - Designing a private cloud
04_05 - Utilizing a public cloud
04_06 - Choosing the best solution for you
05_01 - Understanding virtual CPU
05_02 - Understanding virtual memory
05_03 - Understanding virtual storage
05_04 - Understanding virtual networking
05_05 - Understanding virtual graphic processing
06_01 - Installing Hyper-V
06_02 - Creating a virtual machine with Hyper-V
06_03 - Setting up networking with Hyper-V
06_04 - Allocating processors and memory to a virtual machine using Hyper-V
06_05 - Using checkpoints in Hyper-V
07_01 - Installing VMware Workstation
07_02 - Creating a virtual machine with VMware Workstation
07_03 - Setting up networking with VMware Workstation
07_04 - Allocating processors and memory to a virtual machine using VMware Workstation
07_05 - Duplicating a virtual machine using VMware Workstation
08_01 - Understanding different file systems
08_02 - Choosing between SAN, NAS, or local storage
08_03 - Configuring your network
09_01 - Troubleshooting network communication
09_02 - Troubleshooting slow performance
09_03 - Troubleshooting common errors
10_01 - Duplicating a virtual machine
10_02 - Backing up and recovering a virtual machine
10_03 - Converting a physical server into a virtual server (P2V)
10_04 - Converting a virtual server into a physical server (V2P)
11_01 - Next steps