IAOS10AAArubaAA-IAOS1023.13<p>After you successfully complete this course, expect to be able to: </p> <ul> <li>List the features in AOS-10</li><li>Create groups and users</li><li>Add and configure access points</li><li>Add and configure gateways</li><li>Describe the tunnel forwarding modes</li><li>Configure the tunnel forwarding modes</li><li>Describe microbranch</li><li>Configure microbranch</li><li>Describe cloud services</li><li>Implement cloud services</li></ul><ul> <li>Understand Networking Fundamentals</li><li>Understand IP addressing</li><li>Understand IP routing</li></ul><p>Ideal candidates are networking IT professionals or technical marketing professionals looking to expand their knowledge and skill set on AOS-10.</p><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 Edge Services Platform (ESP) architecture</h5><ul> <li>Network challenges at the edge</li><li>Aruba Edge Services Platform (ESP)</li><li>HPE Aruba Networking Central</li></ul><h5>AOS-10 architecture</h5><ul> <li>Current solutions</li><li>AOS-10 architecture</li><li>Product line</li><li>AOS-10 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>HPE Aruba Networking Central groups</li><li>Configuring WLAN on AOS-10 AP 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</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><li>Tunnel forwarding mode</li><li>Tunnel orchestrator</li><li>Tunnel mode SSID configuration</li><li>Mixed forwarding mode</li></ul><h5>Microbranch</h5><ul> <li>What is HPE&#039;s microbranch solution?</li><li>Microbranch configuration</li><li>Policy-based routing (PBR)</li></ul><h5>Cloud services</h5><ul> <li>What has changed from AOS-8 to AOS-10</li><li>WAN link bandwidth requirement</li><li>Live upgrade service</li><li>AP upgrade</li><li>Gateway upgrade</li><li>Key management</li><li>Central licensing</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 Edge Services Platform (ESP) architecture</h5><ul> <li>Network challenges at the edge</li><li>Aruba Edge Services Platform (ESP)</li><li>HPE Aruba Networking Central</li></ul><h5>AOS-10 architecture</h5><ul> <li>Current solutions</li><li>AOS-10 architecture</li><li>Product line</li><li>AOS-10 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>HPE Aruba Networking Central groups</li><li>Configuring WLAN on AOS-10 AP 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</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><li>Tunnel forwarding mode</li><li>Tunnel orchestrator</li><li>Tunnel mode SSID configuration</li><li>Mixed forwarding mode</li></ul><h5>Microbranch</h5><ul> <li>What is HPE&#039;s microbranch solution?</li><li>Microbranch configuration</li><li>Policy-based routing (PBR)</li></ul><h5>Cloud services</h5><ul> <li>What has changed from AOS-8 to AOS-10</li><li>WAN link bandwidth requirement</li><li>Live upgrade service</li><li>AP upgrade</li><li>Gateway upgrade</li><li>Key management</li><li>Central licensing</li></ul>After you successfully complete this course, expect to be able to: - List the features in AOS-10 - Create groups and users - Add and configure access points - Add and configure gateways - Describe the tunnel forwarding modes - Configure the tunnel forwarding modes - Describe microbranch - Configure microbranch - Describe cloud services - Implement cloud services- Understand Networking Fundamentals - Understand IP addressing - Understand IP routingIdeal candidates are networking IT professionals or technical marketing professionals looking to expand their knowledge and skill set on AOS-10.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 Edge Services Platform (ESP) architecture - Network challenges at the edge - Aruba Edge Services Platform (ESP) - HPE Aruba Networking Central AOS-10 architecture - Current solutions - AOS-10 architecture - Product line - AOS-10 supported hardware AOS-10 Access points - Difference from Instant APs - What is AirMatch? - What is ClientMatch? - HPE Aruba Networking Central groups - Configuring WLAN on AOS-10 AP only - Monitoring HPE Aruba Networking user roles - HPE Aruba Networking firewall - Roles, policies, and rules - Role derivation - 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 - Tunnel mode SSID configuration - Mixed forwarding mode Microbranch - What is HPE's microbranch solution? - Microbranch configuration - Policy-based routing (PBR) Cloud services - What has changed from AOS-8 to AOS-10 - WAN link bandwidth requirement - Live upgrade service - AP upgrade - Gateway upgrade - Key management - Central licensingWLAN 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 Edge Services Platform (ESP) architecture - Network challenges at the edge - Aruba Edge Services Platform (ESP) - HPE Aruba Networking Central AOS-10 architecture - Current solutions - AOS-10 architecture - Product line - AOS-10 supported hardware AOS-10 Access points - Difference from Instant APs - What is AirMatch? - What is ClientMatch? - HPE Aruba Networking Central groups - Configuring WLAN on AOS-10 AP only - Monitoring HPE Aruba Networking user roles - HPE Aruba Networking firewall - Roles, policies, and rules - Role derivation - 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 - Tunnel mode SSID configuration - Mixed forwarding mode Microbranch - What is HPE's microbranch solution? - Microbranch configuration - Policy-based routing (PBR) Cloud services - What has changed from AOS-8 to AOS-10 - WAN link bandwidth requirement - Live upgrade service - AP upgrade - Gateway upgrade - Key management - Central licensing2 jours2000.002000.002000.002000.002000.001800.002000.001600.00