no previous knowledge is required for this seminar
This course provides you the fundamental knowledge for an Aruba network design. This course will teach you the Aruba product lines to help you design an Aruba network with the assistance of a senior designer. This course teaches you how to read a customer request and extract information you need to design a wired and wireless network. You’ll learn how to use VRF, a tool that helps you determine the wireless coverage needs. You will also learn how to use IRIS to create a BOM for wired and wireless equipment and a basic network diagram. This course is approximately 50% lecture and 50% hands on lab exercises.
After you successfully complete this course, expect to be able to:
familiarity with the Aruba product line for network design
ss the different WLAN organizations that set wireless network standards
in how RF bands and different channels influence network connectivity & stability
to RF design basics, antenna usage & antenna network transmission fundamentals
to RF transmit power levels and WLAN mobility concepts
he right questions needed to create a new network.
her relevant information from discussing customer pain points.
stand the different frame rack units (RU) and types of equipment racks.
stand cable requirements and limitations.
e the correct transceiver for your fiber link types.
nd understand the basic concepts of IRIS.
RIS sites and groups.
copy, paste new devices in IRIS.
ct devices together
ce a Bill of Materials (BOM)
Visual RF and show your network topology
stand how to plan a new network in VRF
familiarity with the different types of APs
understanding of the different types of mounting brackets to address different mounting needs.
familiarity with outdoor and ruggedized APs
familiarity with the various mounting options
w/explain the list of antennas that can be used for the APs
familiarity with various types of Mobility Controllers and their capacities
in license requirements
an understanding of cable types and their limitations
familiarity with the different types of switches
in the switches capabilities
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Typical candidates for this course are IT Associate who want to learn about the Aruba products and the tools used to help design a network.
Basic product line introduction
- Basic introduction to Aruba products
Information gathering
- Review customer information
- Wireless questionnaire
- Wired questionnaire
- User counts and application used
- Security requirements
- Physical environment
- Lab Activity
Racks and Cables
- RU specification
- Rack types
- Patch panels
- IDF/MDF
- Cable limitations
- Transceivers
- Fiber limitations
- Lab activity
The use of IRIS
- New projects
- IRIS sites and groups
- Adding network devices into IRIS
- Selecting transceivers
- Connecting devices
- Creating a BOM
- Lab activity
The use of VRF
- VRF Navigating
- Campus, buildings and Floorplans
- Planning APs
- Lab activity
Aruba indoor APs
- AP types
- Indoor APs 11ax
- Indoor APs 11ac wave 2
- Desk wall mounting
- Mounts, antennas and accessories
- IRIS adding APs to BOM
- Lab activity
Aruba outdoor APs
- Outdoor APs tolerances
- Outdoor AP specifications
- Point to Point APs
- Indoor Rugged APs
- Outdoor ruggedized Mounts
- IRIS adding outdoor AP to BOM
MM, MC, VC planning
- The MM, MC, VC portfolio
- MM capabilities
- Mobility controller features
- Mobility controller specification
- Licenses
- IAP clusters
- Lab activity
Wired Devices
- Wired Architecture
- Aruba OS switches
- Aruba CX switches
- HPE office connect switches
- Lab activity
Management and AAA
- Clearpass features
- ClearPass Design Overview
- ClearPass Server Sizing and Licensing
- Airwave and Central Capabilities
- Airwave Design,
- Airwave Sizing and Licensing
- Central subscriptions
- Central MSP
- Lab activity
Mobile Engagement
- Overview
- Beacons and Location
- ALE and Analytics
- Design
- Sizing
- Licensing
- Lab activity
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