Implementing Aruba Mobility (0001130962)
Set up and configure advanced features on Aruba WLAN utilizing the AOS 8.X architecture and features. This course was previouslu known as Scalable WLAN Design and Implementation (SWDI) 8.4 (1125754).
Prepares for this certification
Aruba Certified Mobility Professional (ACMP)
Description
This course teaches the knowledge, skills and practical experience required to set up and configure advanced features on Aruba WLAN utilizing the AOS 8.X architecture and features. This course includes lectures and labs which provide the technical understanding and hands-on experience of configuring a redundant Mobility Master with two controllers and two APs. Participants will learn how install a redundant Aruba WLAN network with clustering while using many features like Multizone for guest access, voice optimization and tunneled node. This course includes the AirWave management system and troubleshooting commands. This course provides the underlying material required to prepare candidates for the Aruba Certified Mobility Professional (ACMP) certification exam.
Prerequisites to this course
Aruba Certified Mobility Associate (ACMA) or Cisco – Wireless (CCNP)
Target audience
IT professionals who deploy Aruba WLAN with advanced features and individuals who need a basic understanding of AirWave.
List of subjects
- Introduction
- Review topics from the Aruba Mobility Fundamentals course
- AP terminology
- GUI Hierarchy
- WLAN forwarding modes
- Explain the features of AOS 8
- Mobility Master Redundancy
- Explain VRRP setup
- DB synchronization procedures
- Validating MM DB synchronization
- Mobility Master and MC Operations
- Grow the network to multiple controllers
- Review the configuration hierarchy
- MC deployments methods
- Explain advanced license features
- Multizone
- Describe Multizone
- Explain Multizone AP functional flow
- Describe the functions of primary and data zones
- Troubleshooting Multizone setup
- Introduction to MC clusters
- Reviews advantages of a MC cluster
- The cluster leader election process
- Defines the MC cluster roles
- AP and user mapping into a cluster
- Requirements for hitless cluster failover
- AP and user load balancing within the cluster
- Mobility
- Explain standard 802.11 roaming
- Describes single and multi-controller roaming
- Defines the advantages of cluster mobility
- Role Derivation
- Review of policies and rules
- Explains role derivation using VSAs
- Description of user rules
- Description of authentication default roles
- Explain how to troubleshoot role derivation
- Remote Access
- Review of all remote access methods RAP/ VIA / IAP-VPN / branch controller
- Explain RAP certification and setup methods
- Configuration of RAP WLAN
- Explore the options for RAP redundancy
- Explain how to troubleshoot RAP setup
- VIA configuration, downloading and installation
- Explain how to troubleshoot VIA setup
- Voice Optimization
- Review of voice QOS
- Explanation of WMM
- Description of UCC Heuristic and SDN API mode
- Monitoring and troubleshooting voice connections
- Mesh
- Explains mesh networks and technology
- Configuration of mesh clusters
- Administration
- Explains management accounts and password reset
- Configuration of guest provisioning accounts
- The use of authentication using RADIUS or TACACS
- Describes how to disable console access
- Operations
- Explains how to upgrade new images
- Describes AP preloading
- Explains cluster in service upgrade
- Auto roll backs of configuration
- Describes loadable in service modules
- AirGroup
- Explains the Aruba AirGroup solution
- Configuration of AirGroup with limitations
- Explores the integration with ClearPass
- Monitoring AirGroup servers and users
- Dynamic Segmentation
- Explains Port-Based Tunnelling (PBT)
- Explains User-Based Tunnelling (UBT)
- Describes the interaction between switches and Mobility controllers
- Explains how to troubleshoot tunnel connections
- AirWave Introduction
- Explains the different features of AirWave
- The use of groups and folders
- AirWave features description
- Configuration of device credentials and adding devices
- AirWave Network Health
- Explains diagnostic page indications
- Describe network health graphs to identify network issues
- Performance graphs to help in network planning
- The use of clarity to direct administrator to the source of the problem
- AirWave Client and Device Troubleshooting
- Explains how to find a client and troubleshoot association issues
- Diagnosing associated client issues
- Investigating client SNR
- Describes AP, network and controller diagnosing
- Explains how to monitor a MC cluster within AirWave
- AirWave VisualRF, Reports and Alert
- Explains the different VirtualRF display options
- Describes the VisualRF application monitoring
- Configuration of triggers to create alerts
- Generation of 22 type of reports as well as custom reports
The price for this course excludes any costs for taking an exam. If an exam voucher is taken after the training, an additional invoice will be sent.
