You can download the eBook from Neil’s blog at where you can also find loads of NetApp tutorial videos with more being added weekly. This gives you great value if you want to test features out before running them in your production environment, or if you’re studying for the NetApp Certified Data Administrator NCDA or NetApp Certified Implementation Engineer NCIE exams. Nearly all features are supported and you can work with both the System Manager GUI and the command line. You can have the entire lab up and running in around an hour, and from there you can work on NetApp storage just as if you had your own physical system. The guide explains where to find the software for free and has step by step instructions with screenshots about how to configure everything. Best of all you can deploy and run it all in software on your laptop for free. The eBook walks you through setting up a fully networked NetApp lab featuring two NetApp clusters with Windows and Linux clients. If you want to get a first look and hands on practice with the new OS then you can download a free ‘ How to Build a NetApp ONTAP 9 Lab for Free‘ eBook from our instructor Neil Anderson. NetApp ONTAP 9, the latest version of the operating system for the popular FAS storage platforms went General Availability this week.
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