Class - CE9ICA - Crystal Enterprise 9 Administration

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Crystal Enterprise 9 Administration Training Outline
Objective
The overall goal of the Crystal Enterprise 9 Administration course is to give learners the skills and knowledge necessary to administerCrystal Enterprise servers as well as manage users and content in a Crystal Enterprise deployment.
Duration
3-day instructor-led course
Audience
This course is targeted to: Crystal Enterprise Administrators IT Managers Users who are responsible for performing these tasks: Installing Crystal Enterprise • Configuring and managing the Crystal Enterprise servers • Creating and managing Crystal Enterprise accounts • Creating and managing Crystal Enterprise folders and objects • Securing content in Crystal Enterprise
Prerequisites
To be successful, learners who attend the Crystal Enterprise 9 Administration course must: Have a working knowledge of Crystal Reports Understand core report design concepts Have experience working with MS Windows Have a working knowledge of NT enterprise security concepts, such as global & local groups, and directory structure.
Learning Objectives At the end of the Crystal Enterprise 9 Administration course, learners will be able to:
Define Business Intelligence and Crystal Define Business Intelligence Define the Crystal enterprise solution Identify the Crystal Enterprise Architecture Explain the overall framework of the Crystal Enterprise architecture Identify the Crystal Enterprise components Manage Accounts in Crystal Enterprise Use the Crystal Management Console Define authentication types Manage Crystal Enterprise accounts Manage 3rd party authentication Use Administrative Tools Identify and Explore Administrative Tools Manage Content in Crystal Enterprise Create a folder structure in the Crystal Management Console Publish reports to folders Prepare reports to be viewed and scheduled Secure content Schedule reports Monitor report instances Install Crystal Enterprise Prepare to install Crystal Enterprise Install Crystal Enterprise Perform Common Server Management Tasks Identify server management tools Modify server status View metrics Manage the Web Connector and Web Component Server Configure the Web Connector Configure the Web Component Server Manage the APS Define the role of the APS Migrate the APS database Cluster APS machines Manage Events Define Crystal Enterprise events Manage the Event Server Manage event-based scheduling	Use ePortfolio Define ePortfolio Access and log on to ePortfolio Identify the ePortfolio interface Navigate ePortfolio to locate reports Organize folders in ePortfolio View reports Schedule reports Manage the File Repository Servers Define the role of the File Repository Servers Configure the File Repository Servers Manage the Job Server Define the role of the Job Server Configure the Job Server Explain how scheduled reports are processed Manage the Page and Cache Servers Define the roles of the Page Server and Cache Server Configure the Cache Server Configure the Page Server Explain how report viewing request are processed Manage the Report Application Server Define the role of the Report Application Server Configure the Report Application Server Describe how the Report Application Server processes report viewing requests Manage Server Groups Define server groups Create server groups and subgroups Scale a system Identify scalability considerations Building a distributed installation
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