Implementing Campus Access (IACA)

This course is designed to provide IT professionals with the comprehensive skills and knowledge needed to deploy and manage secure, high-performance campus networks using HPE Aruba Networking solut...

Introduction to HPE Aruba Networking solutions


- HPE Aruba Networking campus architecture
- Topologies and encapsulation
- Automation
Wired redundancy


- VSX overview and components
- VSX synchronization
- Traffic forwarding
- Loop avoidance
Campus routing


- Single-area OSPF review
- Multi-area OSPF
- Redistributing external routes
- Area types
- Promoting fast convergence
- BGP overview
L3 services


- DHCP snooping
- Dynamic ARP inspection
Multicast


- IGMP
- PIM introduction
- PIM-DM
Wireless infrastructure with gateways


- Mobility gateway use and functions
- AOS-10 gateway clusters
- Gateway deployment options
- Cluster configuration
- Cluster monitoring
- Secondary gateway
Tunneled WLAN architecture


- Tunnel forwarding mode
- Configuring tunnel mode SSID
- Monitoring tunnel mode implementation
Secure enterprise networks


- Introduction to authentication
- 802.1X authentication in AOS-10
- Firewall roles and policies
- Alias
- Dynamic authorization in AOS-10
Guest access


- Introduction to guest access
- Guest authentication process
- Configuring guest authentication using Central NAC
- MAC authentication
Mixed mode architecture


- HPE Aruba Networking mixed mod...

After you successfully complete this course, expect to be able to:



- Assess, design, and implement various LAN topologies available for campus networks.
- Configure resilient and secure wired networks.
- Design wireless networks providing high-performance network access, dynamic security, and reliability.
- Configure guest access for wired and wireless networks.
- Deploy, monitor, and troubleshoot networks using HPE Aruba Networking Central and APIs.
- Manage and optimize networks by emplo...

Ideal candidates for this course have a knowledge of HPE Aruba Networking campus LAN and WLAN portfolios. This includes basic Layer 2 (L2) and Layer 3 (L3) experience in networking and entry-level troubleshooting principles. Candidates should have at least six months of hands-on experience or equivalent knowledge configuring HPE Aruba Neworking switches and APs in an enterprise environment and on-the-job training with exposure to network protocols. This course is ideal for network engineers,...

Introduction to HPE Aruba Networking solutions


- HPE Aruba Networking campus architecture
- Topologies and encapsulation
- Automation
Wired redundancy


- VSX overview and components
- VSX synchronization
- Traffic forwarding
- Loop avoidance
Campus routing


- Single-area OSPF review
- Multi-area OSPF
- Redistributing external routes
- Area types
- Promoting fast convergence
- BGP overview
L3 services


- DHCP snooping
- Dynamic ARP inspection
Multicast


- IGMP
- PIM introduction
- PIM-DM...