ARUBA Mobility
The Aruba Mobility Course cover the topics listed below.
Description
The Aruba Mobility Course cover the topics listed below. Including key concepts, networking and topology design, GUI and CLI interpretation, GUI and CLI troubleshooting and interpretation of CLI configuration file segments.
- Product Knowledge
- Firewall Roles and Policies
- Operations
- Planning and Design
- Troubleshooting
- Applications and Solutions
Course Related Certifications
This course is aligned to Cisco exam. The Course is custom developed for ARUBA Mobility Technology and can be recommended for all who seeks to take:
- ACMA
- ACMP
Course Added Values
- Delivering the optimum technical knowledge reflecting experience and real-life scenarios in the class.
- Understanding Best practice designs, configurations and recommendations.
- Consolidating WLAN fundamentals, architecture and configurations in one course delivering a complete vision of how WLAN networking can be designed, configured and operated.
- Conducting Session by Session labs on every topic ensuring practical experience and getting into touch with WLAN Network tools.
- Delivering the latest architectures, technologies and devices models ensuring transferring up-to-date knowledge compared with regular certificate courses.
What You'll Learn
- Understand the Aruba Mobile First Platform based on the Aruba Mobility Conductor and Controller architecture.
- Configure secure WLAN features.
- Configure integrated firewalls.
- Describe and configure Controller and AP communications.
- Describe features of Dynamic RF management.
- Implement secure and guest networking solutions .
Prerequisites
- There are no prerequisites qualifications for this course
Audience
Outline
12 modules
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40 Hours total
- RF bands and channels
- 802.11 standards and amendments
- RF Basics
- Antenna technology
- RF transmit power
- WLAN mobility
- Product line and Portfolio
- Controller modes
- OS 8.X Architecture and features
- Partial versus hierarchical configuration
- Licensing
- VM installation
- Hierarchy
- Mobility Controller setup
- Hierarchical Configuration
- MC local Configuration
- WLAN components
- AP group structure
- Use AOS UI to create a WLAN
- AP and controller communication
- Controller discovery mechanism
- CPSec
- AP Provisioning
- AP Operation
- Basic troubleshooting
- Clustering overview
- Clustering mechanism
- Cluster redundancy
- Client stateful failover
- Clustering Configuration and monitoring
- Cluster load balance overview
- Client load balancing
- AP load balancing
- AP termination
- Additional advanced features
- Clustering troubleshooting
- 802.11 Negotiation
- Authentication basics
- User, Machine and Server Authentication
- Encryption
- Aruba integrated firewall introduction
- Policies and rules
- Roles
- Adaptive Radio Management (ARM)
- AirMatch
- Legacy Client Match (CM)
- CM on MM/MD
- Aruba Guest Access solution
- Captive Portal process
- Configuration guest WLAN using Aruba controller
- Guest provisioning account
- Troubleshoot captive portal
- Guest Access with ClearPass
- Banner
- Controller, AP, Client and WLAN dashboard.
- Monitoring performance
- Monitoring through Airwave