ACAFAAArubaAA-ACAF26.31<p>After you successfully complete this course, expect to be able to: </p> <ul> <li>Describe the architecture, components, and core features of HPE Aruba Networking campus access solutions, and explain how</li><li>HPE GreenLake and HPE Aruba Networking Central fit into the overall offering.</li><li>Configure and manage HPE Aruba Networking devices and services using CLI, GUI, and HPE Aruba Networking Central.</li><li>Diagnose connectivity, performance, and authentication issues to leverage appropriate resources.</li><li>Produce and validate low-level designs and implementation readiness artifacts from high-level designs and site surveys.</li><li>Demonstrate effective use of HPE Aruba Networking Central features to configure, manage, monitor, and troubleshoot.</li></ul><ul> <li><span class="attentionbbcode" title="course: AA-GEAIANS">!</span></li><li>Campus Access Design Essentials</li><li>HPE Aruba Networking Campus Access Essentials</li></ul><p>Ideal candidates for this course are people who need practical entry-level skills to design, configure, operate, or support modern campus LANs built with HPE Aruba Networking wired, wireless, security, and management products. Typical roles include: junior engineer, level 1 support, network operations engineer, and network technician</p><h5>Introduction to HPE Aruba Networking Central</h5><ul> <li>Onboard devices in HPE GreenLake</li><li>Navigation</li><li>Hierarchy</li><li>Device functions</li></ul><h5>Device management</h5><ul> <li>API, CLI, and GUI configuration methods</li><li>Elements of device configuration</li><li>Configuration profiles</li><li>System configuration of a device</li></ul><h5>Switch connectivity fundamentals</h5><ul> <li>LANS and VLANs</li><li>Creating VLAN profiles</li><li>Switch port configuration</li></ul><h5>Loop prevention</h5><ul> <li>Loop prevention mechanisms</li><li>Configuring loop prevention mechanisms</li><li>LAG concepts and prerequisites</li><li>LAG configuration</li></ul><h5>Switch high availability</h5><ul> <li>Introduction to VSF</li><li>VSF configuration and management</li><li>VSF monitoring and troubleshooting</li><li>Introduction to VSX</li><li>Deployment scenarios</li></ul><h5>Layer 3 services</h5><ul> <li>Layer 3 routing</li><li>Layer 3 services</li></ul><h5>Routing fundamentals</h5><ul> <li>Introduction to routing</li><li>Static routes</li><li>Routing protocols</li><li>OSPF</li></ul><h5>AOS-10 architecture and bridged WLAN</h5><ul> <li>AOS-10 architecture</li><li>Bridge mode WLAN</li><li>AP uplink profile</li><li>Monitoring bridged clients</li></ul><h5>User roles</h5><ul> <li>User roles overview</li><li>Rules and policy application</li><li>Access and application roles</li><li>Aliases</li></ul><h5>Network security</h5><ul> <li>Introduction to AAA</li><li>802.1X authentication</li><li>Roles and rules</li><li>Captive portal</li><li>Deployment overview</li></ul><h5>User Experience Insight</h5><ul> <li>UXI overview</li><li>UXI dashboard</li><li>UXI integration with HPE Aruba Networking Central</li></ul><h5>Floor Plan Manager and topology</h5><ul> <li>Floor Plan Manager</li><li>Floor plan dashboard</li><li>Topology</li></ul><h5>Monitoring</h5><ul> <li>Monitoring with HPE Aruba Networking Central</li><li>LED status</li><li>Simple Network Management Protocol</li></ul><h5>Troubleshooting using HPE Aruba Networking Central</h5><ul> <li>Troubleshooting methodology</li><li>Tools and resources</li><li>Audi Trail for troubleshooting</li><li>AI Insights recommendation</li><li>Alerts</li></ul><h5>Administration</h5><ul> <li>Identity and access control</li><li>User audit logs</li><li>Certificate management</li><li>Manage reports</li></ul><h5>Network design</h5><ul> <li>Gathering information</li><li>RF planning</li><li>Wired considerations</li></ul><h5>Introduction to HPE Aruba Networking Central</h5><ul> <li>Onboard devices in HPE GreenLake</li><li>Navigation</li><li>Hierarchy</li><li>Device functions</li></ul><h5>Device management</h5><ul> <li>API, CLI, and GUI configuration methods</li><li>Elements of device configuration</li><li>Configuration profiles</li><li>System configuration of a device</li></ul><h5>Switch connectivity fundamentals</h5><ul> <li>LANS and VLANs</li><li>Creating VLAN profiles</li><li>Switch port configuration</li></ul><h5>Loop prevention</h5><ul> <li>Loop prevention mechanisms</li><li>Configuring loop prevention mechanisms</li><li>LAG concepts and prerequisites</li><li>LAG configuration</li></ul><h5>Switch high availability</h5><ul> <li>Introduction to VSF</li><li>VSF configuration and management</li><li>VSF monitoring and troubleshooting</li><li>Introduction to VSX</li><li>Deployment scenarios</li></ul><h5>Layer 3 services</h5><ul> <li>Layer 3 routing</li><li>Layer 3 services</li></ul><h5>Routing fundamentals</h5><ul> <li>Introduction to routing</li><li>Static routes</li><li>Routing protocols</li><li>OSPF</li></ul><h5>AOS-10 architecture and bridged WLAN</h5><ul> <li>AOS-10 architecture</li><li>Bridge mode WLAN</li><li>AP uplink profile</li><li>Monitoring bridged clients</li></ul><h5>User roles</h5><ul> <li>User roles overview</li><li>Rules and policy application</li><li>Access and application roles</li><li>Aliases</li></ul><h5>Network security</h5><ul> <li>Introduction to AAA</li><li>802.1X authentication</li><li>Roles and rules</li><li>Captive portal</li><li>Deployment overview</li></ul><h5>User Experience Insight</h5><ul> <li>UXI overview</li><li>UXI dashboard</li><li>UXI integration with HPE Aruba Networking Central</li></ul><h5>Floor Plan Manager and topology</h5><ul> <li>Floor Plan Manager</li><li>Floor plan dashboard</li><li>Topology</li></ul><h5>Monitoring</h5><ul> <li>Monitoring with HPE Aruba Networking Central</li><li>LED status</li><li>Simple Network Management Protocol</li></ul><h5>Troubleshooting using HPE Aruba Networking Central</h5><ul> <li>Troubleshooting methodology</li><li>Tools and resources</li><li>Audi Trail for troubleshooting</li><li>AI Insights recommendation</li><li>Alerts</li></ul><h5>Administration</h5><ul> <li>Identity and access control</li><li>User audit logs</li><li>Certificate management</li><li>Manage reports</li></ul><h5>Network design</h5><ul> <li>Gathering information</li><li>RF planning</li><li>Wired considerations</li></ul>After you successfully complete this course, expect to be able to: - Describe the architecture, components, and core features of HPE Aruba Networking campus access solutions, and explain how - HPE GreenLake and HPE Aruba Networking Central fit into the overall offering. - Configure and manage HPE Aruba Networking devices and services using CLI, GUI, and HPE Aruba Networking Central. - Diagnose connectivity, performance, and authentication issues to leverage appropriate resources. - Produce and validate low-level designs and implementation readiness artifacts from high-level designs and site surveys. - Demonstrate effective use of HPE Aruba Networking Central features to configure, manage, monitor, and troubleshoot.- (!) - Campus Access Design Essentials - HPE Aruba Networking Campus Access EssentialsIdeal candidates for this course are people who need practical entry-level skills to design, configure, operate, or support modern campus LANs built with HPE Aruba Networking wired, wireless, security, and management products. Typical roles include: junior engineer, level 1 support, network operations engineer, and network technicianIntroduction to HPE Aruba Networking Central - Onboard devices in HPE GreenLake - Navigation - Hierarchy - Device functions Device management - API, CLI, and GUI configuration methods - Elements of device configuration - Configuration profiles - System configuration of a device Switch connectivity fundamentals - LANS and VLANs - Creating VLAN profiles - Switch port configuration Loop prevention - Loop prevention mechanisms - Configuring loop prevention mechanisms - LAG concepts and prerequisites - LAG configuration Switch high availability - Introduction to VSF - VSF configuration and management - VSF monitoring and troubleshooting - Introduction to VSX - Deployment scenarios Layer 3 services - Layer 3 routing - Layer 3 services Routing fundamentals - Introduction to routing - Static routes - Routing protocols - OSPF AOS-10 architecture and bridged WLAN - AOS-10 architecture - Bridge mode WLAN - AP uplink profile - Monitoring bridged clients User roles - User roles overview - Rules and policy application - Access and application roles - Aliases Network security - Introduction to AAA - 802.1X authentication - Roles and rules - Captive portal - Deployment overview User Experience Insight - UXI overview - UXI dashboard - UXI integration with HPE Aruba Networking Central Floor Plan Manager and topology - Floor Plan Manager - Floor plan dashboard - Topology Monitoring - Monitoring with HPE Aruba Networking Central - LED status - Simple Network Management Protocol Troubleshooting using HPE Aruba Networking Central - Troubleshooting methodology - Tools and resources - Audi Trail for troubleshooting - AI Insights recommendation - Alerts Administration - Identity and access control - User audit logs - Certificate management - Manage reports Network design - Gathering information - RF planning - Wired considerationsIntroduction to HPE Aruba Networking Central - Onboard devices in HPE GreenLake - Navigation - Hierarchy - Device functions Device management - API, CLI, and GUI configuration methods - Elements of device configuration - Configuration profiles - System configuration of a device Switch connectivity fundamentals - LANS and VLANs - Creating VLAN profiles - Switch port configuration Loop prevention - Loop prevention mechanisms - Configuring loop prevention mechanisms - LAG concepts and prerequisites - LAG configuration Switch high availability - Introduction to VSF - VSF configuration and management - VSF monitoring and troubleshooting - Introduction to VSX - Deployment scenarios Layer 3 services - Layer 3 routing - Layer 3 services Routing fundamentals - Introduction to routing - Static routes - Routing protocols - OSPF AOS-10 architecture and bridged WLAN - AOS-10 architecture - Bridge mode WLAN - AP uplink profile - Monitoring bridged clients User roles - User roles overview - Rules and policy application - Access and application roles - Aliases Network security - Introduction to AAA - 802.1X authentication - Roles and rules - Captive portal - Deployment overview User Experience Insight - UXI overview - UXI dashboard - UXI integration with HPE Aruba Networking Central Floor Plan Manager and topology - Floor Plan Manager - Floor plan dashboard - Topology Monitoring - Monitoring with HPE Aruba Networking Central - LED status - Simple Network Management Protocol Troubleshooting using HPE Aruba Networking Central - Troubleshooting methodology - Tools and resources - Audi Trail for troubleshooting - AI Insights recommendation - Alerts Administration - Identity and access control - User audit logs - Certificate management - Manage reports Network design - Gathering information - RF planning - Wired considerations5 days2830.0010930.003000.003300.003600.004950.004950.004950.004950.003300.003600.00