Advanced Campus Access for Mobility

Course Duration

5 Days

Audience

Employees of federal, state and local governments; and businesses working with the government.

Prerequisites

Completion of CAM2 (Configuring Mobility with AOS-8 Level 2) or equivalent advanced experience with Aruba WLAN and AOS-8 controller configuration.

Course Description

This 5-day advanced level course teaches you the HPE Aruba Networking campus access technologies, focusing on the mobility (80%) and the switching (20%) aspects of the network. You will learn how to: - Strategize the implementation and configuration of HPE Aruba Networking campus access to get the most of the solutions. - Use their troubleshooting methodologies successfully. - Take complex scenarios and break them down into manageable blocks to provide the customer with the best possible outcomes.

Learning Objectives

• Describe and execute best practice troubleshooting principles for a give scenario.
• Use a proven problem-solving methodologies.
• Describe REST API, NAE, IP SLA, SNMPv3 and NetEdit troubleshooting tools
• Configure, validate and troubleshoot Network Virtualization features
• Configure and validate multi-cluster deployments
• Configure and validate Corporate, IoT and Guest SSIDs
• Deploy and troubleshoot Mobility services in a large enterprise network
• Perform limited implementations and troubleshoot enterprise Aruba campus access switching networks, remote-access, and multi-tenant environment.
• Configure and validate Aruba WLAN secure employee and guest solutions.
• Implement advanced services and security solutions.
• Manage and monitor Aruba the wireless pieces of the campus access solution.
• Perform some advanced troubleshooting.

Course Outline

Course Modules

• Troubleshooting
• Diagnostic principles
• Troubleshooting zone
• Logs
• Packet analysis
• Wired Campus Network
• Best practices and recommendations
• Functional underlay network
• Central options to configure the wired network
• Wireless Campus Network
• Aruba Gateway cluster
• Corporate SSID
• IoT SSID
• Guest SSID
• Wired Authentication
• AOS-CX user-roles
• Port authentication
• Aruba AP authentication
• User-Role flow and assignation
• High-availability
• Cloud authentication
• Overlay Network
• Centralized Tunnels – UBT
• Distributed Tunnels – VXLAN
• Distributed Campus-wide fabric
• Securing the Overlay network
• Network Optimization
• Implementing QoS on a campus network
• User Experience – UXI
• Other techniques to apply
• Reporting Information and Network Management
• Management access using TACACS+
• Online reports
• VisualRF AP coverage
• Central API interface
• Postman as API software
• Webhooks
• Trouble tickets

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