Business Objects Enterprise 3.1 Administrator Bootcamp Course

Course Code: BO 85
Course Abstract: This 2 day interactive Boot Camp is designed for administrators or individuals about to become administrators who need to learn and understand the key concepts necessary to deploy and manage BusinessObjects Enterprise 3.1 application.  Some of the topics covered include an overview of the system architecture, understanding and configuring the servers via the Central Management Console  building a security model, rights inheritance and securing objects and applications via Groups and Users. The course incorporates extensive hands on exercises to reinforce the learning process.
Audience: This course is designed for individuals who are administrators or those who will be administrating the BusinessObjects Enterprise.
Duration: 2 days
Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

> Install and Deploy BusinessObjects Enterprise 3.1
> Manage all Content within the Enterprise
> Build Security Model
> Know Group and Folder Inheritance
> Learn Rights and Inheritance Overrides
> Implement and Test Security Models
> Securing Universe and Connection
> Maintaining Authentication
Course Topics: Enterprise Overview
What is Corba?
Understanding the Web Services
Understanding the Management Services
Understanding the File Services
Understanding the Processing Services
What is Server Intelligence?

Installation and Configuration
Installing the Enterprise Product
What is the Central Management Console?
Performing Initial Installation Tasks
Configuring Servers
Testing Configurations

Developing a Security Model
What is a Security Model?
Ways to Create/Implement a Security Model
What Objects and Application can be secured
Understanding how to build a safe, simple and Secure Model
Understanding Rights and Inheritance
Understanding Access Levels

Folder Management
What folders are and how they are used
How to create Folders and Subfolders
Adding objects to folders
Changing Object Properties
Adding/Maintaining Instance Settings
 
User and Group Management
Adding and Deleting Groups
Creating Subgroups
Adding and Deleting Enterprise Users
Adding Users to Groups

Universe and Connection Security
How to Secure Connections
How to Secure Universes
How to Create Universe Folders and Maintain Universe locations
Understanding how Universe Overloads (restrictions) affect the Security Model

Application Security
Different Ways to Create a Financial Block
Different Ways to Create a Crosstab Block

Working with Charts and Pictures
The Enterprise Applications
Understanding Security Rights for Application
Granting Security Rights via Group Membership

Implement and Test Security Model
How to Implement Security Model
How to Test the Security Implementation in a Step by Step Method

Using the Import Wizard
What the Import Wizard is
How to Use the Wizard to Import Information
How to Use the Wizard to Export Information using BIAR files
 
Events, Calendars and Scheduling
What Events are and How to Maintain them
What Calendars are
How to Create and Maintain Calendars
How to Schedule Objects from the CMC
 
Publications
What Publications are
Concepts of Publications
How to Create and Maintain Publications

Maintaining Authentication
What Authentication is
Difference between Authentication and Authorization
How to Maintain Enterprise Authentication
Other 3rd Party Authentication Methodologies

Performance Improvements
Assessing System Performance
Analyzing Server Metrics
Evaluating Performance for Each Server Instance
Performance Issue Resolution
Adding, Cloning and Deleting Servers
Prerequisites: Working knowledge of Windows 2000/2003 Server or XP environment is required.
Note: All fields are required
At the present time we do not offer training for individuals or groups less then 6 individuals. We apologize for any inconvenience.


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