Ideally, you want to review the study material from EMC Education, but that's going to cost money, or you will need to get credits from your employer or from EMC.
Assuming you have tried that route without success, I would go to the Support by Product page for VNX in support.emc.com, and look at:
1. How-To videos. They have videos that cover things like storage provisioning that seem to be giving you trouble.
I have taken the the EMC VNX Course and worked through all the Pre-Reqs down that path as well as taking the practice test several times until I received a 100% (I didn't feel like the Practice test helped much to be honest).
I have gone through and picked up a majority of the white papers and reading materials on the supports site and I'm going to start digging through those starting today.
I haven't noticed any of the how to videos, so I'll def have to run back through and see if I can find those.
Thank you very much again for helping me point in the right direction.
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Ideally, you want to review the study material from EMC Education, but that's going to cost money, or you will need to get credits from your employer or from EMC.
Assuming you have tried that route without success, I would go to the Support by Product page for VNX in support.emc.com, and look at:
1. How-To videos. They have videos that cover things like storage provisioning that seem to be giving you trouble.
2. Take a look at the white papers. Some of them get into details about Unisphere and operations of the VNX in general. Lots of good reading there. A good starting point is https://support.emc.com/docu42660_VNX2-Unified-Best-Practices-for-Performance---Applied-Best-Practices-Guide.pdf
3. Take the practice exam available at education.emc.com to chart your progress before you go for try # 4
...and stay away from the exam cram sites, I know a few people who have gotten nailed by EMC for using those sites.