Aruba Mobility Bootcamp

Reference	LAN-ARUBA-BC
Category	Network & Telecom
Date	From  Monday, December 09, 2013 to Friday, December 13, 2013
Schedule	9h00-12h00 et 14h00-17h30
Speaker
Language	Lesson : French   Literature : English
City	LANexpert Lausanne Av. de Provence 4 - 1007 Lausanne Phone: +41 21 623 92 40 Fax: +41 21 623 92 45
Price (CHF)	5,100.00
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Description

This class combines the IAW and SWDI classes into a single 5-day class. Students registering for this class should be prepared for an accelerated format of the IAW and SWDI classes. A prerequisite understanding of wireless fundamentals is mandatory, as well as VLAN fundamentals, data flow and control in a network, and basic routing principles. The lab-intensive course is designed to provide students the knowledge, skills and practical experience required to set up and configure the Aruba WLAN in a variety of network scenarios. Successful conclusion of the course and in-class exam earns the participant the Aruba Certified Mobility Associate (ACMA) status and prepares students for Aruba Certified Mobility Professional Exam (ACMP).

Audience

Network engineers with more than a single controller in the network.

Requirements

Students are expected to come to the class with knowledge of Aruba's products. A conceptual knowledge of VLANs and network data flow & control helps frame the specifics of Aruba's network architecture. Students taking this class must complete the following self-paced online courses available to view at no charge on the Aruba Web Site. Networking Fundamentals (Required for non CCNA capable students). Introduction to Aruba Technology (Required)

Objectives

1. Aruba Mobility Bootcamp

Program

Aruba Architecture and Features

Mobility Controller initial setup and licensing using ArubaOS wizards

RFProtect

Rogue classification and containment

Implementing Roles and Firewall Policies

Advanced Firewall Functions

Using WLAN policies to create a Secure Employee WLAN with 802.1X

Using WLAN policies to create a Secure Guest WLAN with Captive Portal authentication

Aruba WLAN Configuration

Create "VisualRF" plans to place access points and air monitors

Use Visual RF Plan to determine your pre-deployment placement of APs

Import Visual RF Plan to AirWave

Using ArubaOS RF Plan to monitor access points and air monitors

Adaptive Radio Management (ARM)

Using the integrated Spectrum Analyzer to monitor RF environment

Provisioning Aruba thin APs using wizards and the GUI

Remote Access Point (RAP) using AP125 and RAP2's zero touch

RAP Uplink Bandwidth Reservation

Virtual Internet Access (VIA)

Content Security Service (CSS)

Secured Wired Access

Master/local benefits

Mobility / Roaming

Site to site VPN

Master redundancy

Local redundancy

AP redundancy

Mesh solutions