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Accelerated Implementing HP A- & E-Series Secure Infrastructure Networks On-Site Training

This on-site training class is also available as Public Schedule Seminar.

Accelerated Implementing HP A- & E-Series Secure Infrastructure Networks

Course Description/Agenda


In this accelerated course, you will focus on securely implementing enterprise-level networks with HP A-Series or E-Series switches and routers. You will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to configure HP switches supporting network redundancy at Layer 2 and Layer 3, networks supporting IPv4 and IPv6 as well as OSPFv2 and OSPFv3, and IP multicast-supported network systems.

You will learn techniques for designing and implementing resilient switched and routed converged networks, and you will learn to configure, troubleshoot, and implement security features used for network protection.

Certification:

  • HP ASE - Network Infrastructure [2011]
  • HP ASE - Wireless Networks [2011]

What You'll Learn

  • Special VLAN types: port-based, protocol-based, IP-subnet-based, and MAC-address-based VLANs, SuperVLANs, and isolate-user VLANs
  • IP gateway features: local-proxy-ARP and MSTP + VRRP redundancy solution
  • WAN links: PPP and frame relay fundamentals
  • IP routing: OSPF network types, multi-area networks, and eBGP
  • IP multicast: IGMP, IGMP snooping, multicast VLAN, PIM-DM, and PIM-SM
  • QoS: QoS policies, prioritization, and QoS applications
  • Network management: port mirroring (local and remote), SNMP configuration, and IMC fundamentals
  • Intelligent Resilient Framework (IRF)
  • E-Series ProVision ASIC networking products and technologies
  • Providing redundant links and default gateways with MSTP/VRRP
  • Designing and implementing IPv4 networks
  • Designing and implementing OSPFv2 routing
  • Designing and implementing Layer 2 and Layer 3 QoS
  • Designing and implementing IGMP, PIM-Sparse, and PIM-Dense
  • Designing and implementing QinQ
  • Designing and implementing IPv6, OSPFv3, and DHCPv6
  • CA signed certificates
  • Traffic mirroring
  • Access Control Lists used to filter network traffic
  • MAC address protection
  • Port security
  • Traffic filters: source port filters and port isolation
  • Spanning Tree protection
  • DHCP protection
  • ARP protection
  • IP spoofing protection
  • Threat detection: virus throttling

Who Should Attend

Systems engineers, network engineers, and network specialists who design and deploy HP network solutions

Course Prerequisites

  • HP Switching and Routing Technologies

Course Outline

1. VLANs and IP Gateway Features

  • Special VLANs and local proxy ARP
  • Configuring MSTP and VRRP
  • Port link-type and frame handling
  • Reference manuals for learning

2. WAN Links

  • PPP
  • Frame relay

3. IP Routing

  • OSPF network types
  • Multi-area OSPF
  • eBGP

4. IP Multicast

  • IGMP
  • PIM-DM and PIM-SM
  • IGMP snooping
  • Multicast VLAN

5. QoS

  • QoS policies
  • Prioritization
  • QoS applications

6. Network Management

  • Port mirroring
  • sFlow

7. IRF

  • Configuring and maintaining

8. The Resilient, Adaptive Network

  • Convergence
  • Benefits of the "Triple Playnetwork
  • Convergence industry trends
  • IP telephony goals and design options
  • HP networking convergence strategy
  • Adaptive EDGE architecture
  • HP networking
  • E-Series ProVision ASIC Switches
  • HP networking drives key IP telephony standards
  • Customer benefits of nonstop switching

9. Providing Redundant Links and Gateways

  • VRRP
  • Planning for redundant default gateways
  • VRRP with Spanning Tree
  • Ensure persistent path between master and backup
  • MSTP/VRRP redundancy solution
  • Configure and monitor MSTP
  • Define VLANs and assign ports
  • Troubleshoot MST configuration
  • Configure and monitor VRRP
  • Choose virtual router numbering scheme
  • Configure VRRP backup router

10. Designing and Configuring IP Networks

  • Organizing users into VLANs
  • Planning for the core-oriented solution
  • Issues with the core-oriented strategy
  • Implementing "control to the edge"
  • IP routing review
  • Edge routing
  • Defining loopback interfaces
  • Implementing edge routing
  • Configuring loopback interfaces
  • Enabling IP routing on the E3500
  • Routing switches and broadcast domains
  • Spanning Tree and routed links
  • Overlapping broadcast domains
  • Impact of STP blocked links on IP routing

11. OSPF Routing in the Adaptive Network

  • OSPF routing protocol
  • Identifying and troubleshooting adjacency failure
  • Multiple OSPF areas
  • Area border routers (ABRs)
  • Defining range summaries
  • Providing additional resilience
  • OSPF external routes
  • OSPF area types
  • Concurrent support for OSPF, RIP, and static routes

12. Delivering Quality of Service (QoS)

  • Converged network requirements and challenges
  • Impact of congestion on data traffic
  • Prioritization techniques
  • E-Series ProVision ASIC default QoS support
  • Class of Service (CoS)
  • Layer 2 marking: IEEE 802.1p priority field
  • Queue scheduling
  • Traffic marking by an end station
  • Retaining priority between VLANs
  • Configurable QoS policies
  • QoS and the Adaptive EDGE architecture
  • Layer 3 marking
  • DiffServ compatibility with IP Precedence
  • DSCP, traffic class, and queue mapping
  • Prioritization over a WAN link
  • Classification, marking, and scheduling
  • Rate limiting on the ProVision ASIC switches
  • QoS policies and untrusted domains
  • Define policies and configure queues
  • Enabling rate limiting
  • Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)
  • Mandatory and optional TLVs
  • IP telephony solution: 802.1X, LLDP, and LLDP-MED
  • Configure multi-user 802.1X

13. Supporting IP Multicast

  • Video bandwidth and compression
  • Communication modes for video traffic
  • IP multicast protocols
  • Multicast addresses
  • IGMP message types
  • Multicast distribution tree
  • Comparing PIM dense and sparse modes
  • PIM sparse overview
  • Enable IP multicast routing and PIM sparse

14. QinQ or Provider Bridging

  • IEEE 802.1Q limitations
  • QinQ (IEEE 802.1ad)
  • QinQ VLAN types
  • S-VLAN operation and configuration
  • Configuring a provider switch for S-VLAN operation
  • Mixed VLAN operation and configuration
  • Configuring a provider switch for mixed VLAN operation

15. IPv6, OSPFv3, and DHCPv6

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