ANCBCAAArubaAA-ANCBC25.41<p>After you successfully complete this course, expect to be able to: </p> <ul> <li>Explain the relationship between HPE GreenLake and HPE Aruba Networking Central and their use for cloud-based network management.</li><li>Apply HPE Aruba Networking Central architecture and features to address modern network needs.</li><li>Implement HPE Aruba Networking Central floor plan management.</li><li>Explore HPE Aruba Networking Central API capabilities.</li><li>Utilize the comprehensive monitoring, reporting, and troubleshooting functionalities of HPE Aruba Networking Central.</li><li>Explore switch management options on HPE Aruba Networking Central.</li><li>Perform AOS-CX switch onboarding.</li><li>Configure and manage AOS-CX switches.</li><li>Configure switch features necessary for a branch office or a single building network.</li><li>Monitor and troubleshoot a wired network using HPE Aruba Networking Central.</li><li>List the features in AOS-10.</li><li>Create groups and users.</li><li>Add and configure access points and gateways.</li><li>Describe and configure tunnel forwarding modes.</li><li>Describe and configure microbranch.</li><li>Describe and implement cloud services.</li></ul><ul> <li>Basic understanding of networking concepts, including switching, VLANs, IP addressing, and routing fundamentals.</li><li>Familiarity with enterprise network environments, such as wired and wireless LAN infrastructures.</li><li>General knowledge of network management tools and web-based interfaces, with prior exposure to network monitoring or administration being beneficial.</li></ul><p>Ideal candidates for this course typically include networking professionals who are looking to explore HPE Aruba Networking Central cloud-based networking solutions and want to understand its features, functionality, and management tools.</p><h5>HPE Aruba Networking Central overview</h5><ul> <li>HPE GreenLake architecture</li><li>HPE Aruba Networking product portfolio</li><li>Switch management overview</li><li>Monitoring and troubleshooting features</li></ul><h5>HPE Aruba Networking Central architecture</h5><ul> <li>Navigation</li><li>Hierarchy</li></ul><h5>Floor Plan Manager and topology</h5><h5>Monitoring HPE Aruba Networking Central</h5><ul> <li>Monitoring sites</li><li>Network monitoring</li><li>Client monitoring</li><li>Application monitoring</li></ul><h5>Troubleshooting</h5><ul> <li>Methodology</li><li>Tools and resources</li><li>Audit Trail</li><li>AI Insights</li><li>Alerts</li></ul><h5>HPE Aruba Networking Central API capabilities</h5><ul> <li>API overview</li><li>REST API overview</li><li>Generating and managing access tokens</li><li>Make API calls in the HPE Aruba Networking Developer Hub</li></ul><h5>Administration and reporting</h5><ul> <li>Identity and access control</li><li>Resource restrictions policy</li><li>User audit logs</li><li>Certificate management</li><li>Manage reports</li></ul><h5>Basics of switch management</h5><ul> <li>Onboarding a switch</li><li>Switch configuration profiles</li><li>API and GUI</li></ul><h5>Switch system configuration</h5><ul> <li>Common system configurations</li><li>Source interface and SNMP configuration</li><li>Switch administration and system details</li><li>Switch firmware recommendations</li></ul><h5>Configuring VLANs</h5><ul> <li>LANs and VLANs</li><li>Creating a VLAN profile</li><li>Named VLAN profile</li></ul><h5>Ports and link aggregation</h5><ul> <li>LAG concepts and prerequisites</li><li>Switch port configuration</li><li>LAG configuration</li></ul><h5>Loop prevention methods</h5><ul> <li>Loops in a network switch</li><li>Loop prevention mechanisms</li><li>STP anomaly recommender</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>HPE Aruba Networking Virtual Switching eXtension</li></ul><h5>Configuring SVIs</h5><ul> <li>Routing</li><li>Layer 3 routing</li><li>Layer 3 analysis</li><li>Inter VLAN routing and multilayer switch</li><li>Multilayer interface type</li><li>Configuring SVI in HPE Aruba Networking Central</li></ul><h5>Routing fundamentals</h5><ul> <li>Introduction to routing</li><li>Static routes</li><li>Virtual Routing and Forwarding</li></ul><h5>WLAN fundamentals and RF basics</h5><ul> <li>RF bands and channels</li><li>802.11 standards and amendments</li><li>RF basics</li><li>Antenna technology</li><li>Radio technologies</li><li>RF transmit power</li><li>WLAN mobility</li></ul><h5>HPE Aruba Networking security-first, AI-powered networking</h5><ul> <li>Network challenges at the edge</li><li>AI-powered analytics</li><li>Built-in security</li><li>Automation and orchestration</li></ul><h5>AOS-10 architecture</h5><ul> <li>Product line</li><li>Supported hardware</li></ul><h5>AOS-10 access points</h5><ul> <li>Difference from Instant APs</li><li>What is AirMatch?</li><li>What is ClientMatch?</li><li>Groups</li><li>Configuring WLAN on AOS-10 APs only</li><li>Monitoring</li></ul><h5>HPE Aruba Networking user roles</h5><ul> <li>HPE Aruba Networking firewall</li><li>Roles, policies, and rules</li><li>Role derivation example</li><li>Identity-based HPE Aruba Networking firewall</li><li>Access control rules</li><li>Application rule</li><li>Aliases</li><li>Global and WLAN policies</li></ul><h5>Deployments with gateways</h5><ul> <li>When to use gateways</li><li>AOS-10 gateway modes</li><li>AP to gateway connections</li><li>Tunnel orchestration</li><li>Switch to gateway connections</li><li>Gateway to gateway tunnels</li><li>Gateway cluster</li><li>Cluster configuration</li><li>Cluster monitoring</li><li>Deployment with gateways</li></ul><h5>Tunnel forwarding mode</h5><ul> <li>Tunnel orchestrator</li><li>Configuring tunneled SSIDs</li><li>Mixed forwarding mode</li></ul><h5>Microbranch</h5><ul> <li>Microbranch configuration</li><li>Policy-based routing</li></ul><h5>Cloud services</h5><ul> <li>WAN link bandwidth requirement</li><li>Live upgrade service</li><li>AP upgrade</li><li>Gateway upgrade</li><li>Key management</li><li>HPE Aruba Networking Central licensing</li></ul><h5>HPE Aruba Networking Central overview</h5><ul> <li>HPE GreenLake architecture</li><li>HPE Aruba Networking product portfolio</li><li>Switch management overview</li><li>Monitoring and troubleshooting features</li></ul><h5>HPE Aruba Networking Central architecture</h5><ul> <li>Navigation</li><li>Hierarchy</li></ul><h5>Floor Plan Manager and topology</h5><h5>Monitoring HPE Aruba Networking Central</h5><ul> <li>Monitoring sites</li><li>Network monitoring</li><li>Client monitoring</li><li>Application monitoring</li></ul><h5>Troubleshooting</h5><ul> <li>Methodology</li><li>Tools and resources</li><li>Audit Trail</li><li>AI Insights</li><li>Alerts</li></ul><h5>HPE Aruba Networking Central API capabilities</h5><ul> <li>API overview</li><li>REST API overview</li><li>Generating and managing access tokens</li><li>Make API calls in the HPE Aruba Networking Developer Hub</li></ul><h5>Administration and reporting</h5><ul> <li>Identity and access control</li><li>Resource restrictions policy</li><li>User audit logs</li><li>Certificate management</li><li>Manage reports</li></ul><h5>Basics of switch management</h5><ul> <li>Onboarding a switch</li><li>Switch configuration profiles</li><li>API and GUI</li></ul><h5>Switch system configuration</h5><ul> <li>Common system configurations</li><li>Source interface and SNMP configuration</li><li>Switch administration and system details</li><li>Switch firmware recommendations</li></ul><h5>Configuring VLANs</h5><ul> <li>LANs and VLANs</li><li>Creating a VLAN profile</li><li>Named VLAN profile</li></ul><h5>Ports and link aggregation</h5><ul> <li>LAG concepts and prerequisites</li><li>Switch port configuration</li><li>LAG configuration</li></ul><h5>Loop prevention methods</h5><ul> <li>Loops in a network switch</li><li>Loop prevention mechanisms</li><li>STP anomaly recommender</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>HPE Aruba Networking Virtual Switching eXtension</li></ul><h5>Configuring SVIs</h5><ul> <li>Routing</li><li>Layer 3 routing</li><li>Layer 3 analysis</li><li>Inter VLAN routing and multilayer switch</li><li>Multilayer interface type</li><li>Configuring SVI in HPE Aruba Networking Central</li></ul><h5>Routing fundamentals</h5><ul> <li>Introduction to routing</li><li>Static routes</li><li>Virtual Routing and Forwarding</li></ul><h5>WLAN fundamentals and RF basics</h5><ul> <li>RF bands and channels</li><li>802.11 standards and amendments</li><li>RF basics</li><li>Antenna technology</li><li>Radio technologies</li><li>RF transmit power</li><li>WLAN mobility</li></ul><h5>HPE Aruba Networking security-first, AI-powered networking</h5><ul> <li>Network challenges at the edge</li><li>AI-powered analytics</li><li>Built-in security</li><li>Automation and orchestration</li></ul><h5>AOS-10 architecture</h5><ul> <li>Product line</li><li>Supported hardware</li></ul><h5>AOS-10 access points</h5><ul> <li>Difference from Instant APs</li><li>What is AirMatch?</li><li>What is ClientMatch?</li><li>Groups</li><li>Configuring WLAN on AOS-10 APs only</li><li>Monitoring</li></ul><h5>HPE Aruba Networking user roles</h5><ul> <li>HPE Aruba Networking firewall</li><li>Roles, policies, and rules</li><li>Role derivation example</li><li>Identity-based HPE Aruba Networking firewall</li><li>Access control rules</li><li>Application rule</li><li>Aliases</li><li>Global and WLAN policies</li></ul><h5>Deployments with gateways</h5><ul> <li>When to use gateways</li><li>AOS-10 gateway modes</li><li>AP to gateway connections</li><li>Tunnel orchestration</li><li>Switch to gateway connections</li><li>Gateway to gateway tunnels</li><li>Gateway cluster</li><li>Cluster configuration</li><li>Cluster monitoring</li><li>Deployment with gateways</li></ul><h5>Tunnel forwarding mode</h5><ul> <li>Tunnel orchestrator</li><li>Configuring tunneled SSIDs</li><li>Mixed forwarding mode</li></ul><h5>Microbranch</h5><ul> <li>Microbranch configuration</li><li>Policy-based routing</li></ul><h5>Cloud services</h5><ul> <li>WAN link bandwidth requirement</li><li>Live upgrade service</li><li>AP upgrade</li><li>Gateway upgrade</li><li>Key management</li><li>HPE Aruba Networking Central licensing</li></ul>After you successfully complete this course, expect to be able to: - Explain the relationship between HPE GreenLake and HPE Aruba Networking Central and their use for cloud-based network management. - Apply HPE Aruba Networking Central architecture and features to address modern network needs. - Implement HPE Aruba Networking Central floor plan management. - Explore HPE Aruba Networking Central API capabilities. - Utilize the comprehensive monitoring, reporting, and troubleshooting functionalities of HPE Aruba Networking Central. - Explore switch management options on HPE Aruba Networking Central. - Perform AOS-CX switch onboarding. - Configure and manage AOS-CX switches. - Configure switch features necessary for a branch office or a single building network. - Monitor and troubleshoot a wired network using HPE Aruba Networking Central. - List the features in AOS-10. - Create groups and users. - Add and configure access points and gateways. - Describe and configure tunnel forwarding modes. - Describe and configure microbranch. - Describe and implement cloud services.- Basic understanding of networking concepts, including switching, VLANs, IP addressing, and routing fundamentals. - Familiarity with enterprise network environments, such as wired and wireless LAN infrastructures. - General knowledge of network management tools and web-based interfaces, with prior exposure to network monitoring or administration being beneficial.Ideal candidates for this course typically include networking professionals who are looking to explore HPE Aruba Networking Central cloud-based networking solutions and want to understand its features, functionality, and management tools.HPE Aruba Networking Central overview - HPE GreenLake architecture - HPE Aruba Networking product portfolio - Switch management overview - Monitoring and troubleshooting features HPE Aruba Networking Central architecture - Navigation - Hierarchy Floor Plan Manager and topology Monitoring HPE Aruba Networking Central - Monitoring sites - Network monitoring - Client monitoring - Application monitoring Troubleshooting - Methodology - Tools and resources - Audit Trail - AI Insights - Alerts HPE Aruba Networking Central API capabilities - API overview - REST API overview - Generating and managing access tokens - Make API calls in the HPE Aruba Networking Developer Hub Administration and reporting - Identity and access control - Resource restrictions policy - User audit logs - Certificate management - Manage reports Basics of switch management - Onboarding a switch - Switch configuration profiles - API and GUI Switch system configuration - Common system configurations - Source interface and SNMP configuration - Switch administration and system details - Switch firmware recommendations Configuring VLANs - LANs and VLANs - Creating a VLAN profile - Named VLAN profile Ports and link aggregation - LAG concepts and prerequisites - Switch port configuration - LAG configuration Loop prevention methods - Loops in a network switch - Loop prevention mechanisms - STP anomaly recommender Switch high availability - Introduction to VSF - VSF configuration and management - VSF monitoring and troubleshooting - HPE Aruba Networking Virtual Switching eXtension Configuring SVIs - Routing - Layer 3 routing - Layer 3 analysis - Inter VLAN routing and multilayer switch - Multilayer interface type - Configuring SVI in HPE Aruba Networking Central Routing fundamentals - Introduction to routing - Static routes - Virtual Routing and Forwarding WLAN fundamentals and RF basics - RF bands and channels - 802.11 standards and amendments - RF basics - Antenna technology - Radio technologies - RF transmit power - WLAN mobility HPE Aruba Networking security-first, AI-powered networking - Network challenges at the edge - AI-powered analytics - Built-in security - Automation and orchestration AOS-10 architecture - Product line - Supported hardware AOS-10 access points - Difference from Instant APs - What is AirMatch? - What is ClientMatch? - Groups - Configuring WLAN on AOS-10 APs only - Monitoring HPE Aruba Networking user roles - HPE Aruba Networking firewall - Roles, policies, and rules - Role derivation example - Identity-based HPE Aruba Networking firewall - Access control rules - Application rule - Aliases - Global and WLAN policies Deployments with gateways - When to use gateways - AOS-10 gateway modes - AP to gateway connections - Tunnel orchestration - Switch to gateway connections - Gateway to gateway tunnels - Gateway cluster - Cluster configuration - Cluster monitoring - Deployment with gateways Tunnel forwarding mode - Tunnel orchestrator - Configuring tunneled SSIDs - Mixed forwarding mode Microbranch - Microbranch configuration - Policy-based routing Cloud services - WAN link bandwidth requirement - Live upgrade service - AP upgrade - Gateway upgrade - Key management - HPE Aruba Networking Central licensingHPE Aruba Networking Central overview - HPE GreenLake architecture - HPE Aruba Networking product portfolio - Switch management overview - Monitoring and troubleshooting features HPE Aruba Networking Central architecture - Navigation - Hierarchy Floor Plan Manager and topology Monitoring HPE Aruba Networking Central - Monitoring sites - Network monitoring - Client monitoring - Application monitoring Troubleshooting - Methodology - Tools and resources - Audit Trail - AI Insights - Alerts HPE Aruba Networking Central API capabilities - API overview - REST API overview - Generating and managing access tokens - Make API calls in the HPE Aruba Networking Developer Hub Administration and reporting - Identity and access control - Resource restrictions policy - User audit logs - Certificate management - Manage reports Basics of switch management - Onboarding a switch - Switch configuration profiles - API and GUI Switch system configuration - Common system configurations - Source interface and SNMP configuration - Switch administration and system details - Switch firmware recommendations Configuring VLANs - LANs and VLANs - Creating a VLAN profile - Named VLAN profile Ports and link aggregation - LAG concepts and prerequisites - Switch port configuration - LAG configuration Loop prevention methods - Loops in a network switch - Loop prevention mechanisms - STP anomaly recommender Switch high availability - Introduction to VSF - VSF configuration and management - VSF monitoring and troubleshooting - HPE Aruba Networking Virtual Switching eXtension Configuring SVIs - Routing - Layer 3 routing - Layer 3 analysis - Inter VLAN routing and multilayer switch - Multilayer interface type - Configuring SVI in HPE Aruba Networking Central Routing fundamentals - Introduction to routing - Static routes - Virtual Routing and Forwarding WLAN fundamentals and RF basics - RF bands and channels - 802.11 standards and amendments - RF basics - Antenna technology - Radio technologies - RF transmit power - WLAN mobility HPE Aruba Networking security-first, AI-powered networking - Network challenges at the edge - AI-powered analytics - Built-in security - Automation and orchestration AOS-10 architecture - Product line - Supported hardware AOS-10 access points - Difference from Instant APs - What is AirMatch? - What is ClientMatch? - Groups - Configuring WLAN on AOS-10 APs only - Monitoring HPE Aruba Networking user roles - HPE Aruba Networking firewall - Roles, policies, and rules - Role derivation example - Identity-based HPE Aruba Networking firewall - Access control rules - Application rule - Aliases - Global and WLAN policies Deployments with gateways - When to use gateways - AOS-10 gateway modes - AP to gateway connections - Tunnel orchestration - Switch to gateway connections - Gateway to gateway tunnels - Gateway cluster - Cluster configuration - Cluster monitoring - Deployment with gateways Tunnel forwarding mode - Tunnel orchestrator - Configuring tunneled SSIDs - Mixed forwarding mode Microbranch - Microbranch configuration - Policy-based routing Cloud services - WAN link bandwidth requirement - Live upgrade service - AP upgrade - Gateway upgrade - Key management - HPE Aruba Networking Central licensing5 days3600.004950.004950.004950.004950.004950.003200.00