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This course gives network engineers an opportunity to plan for and implement networks utilizing HPE Comware devices. Participants will work HPE IRF, IMC, ACLs, QoS, OSPF, BGP, and Multicast technologies. This course covers basic and advanced topics; learner will experience both theory and hands on real hardware through lab exercises over five days.

The learner will configure and monitor Comware devices using open standard technologies. You will work with Layer 2 technologies, such as Multiple Instance Spanning Tree (MSTP) and Link Aggregation (Trunks). You will also learn about Layer 3 technologies, such as static routes, Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) with Multi-Area implementations, and Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), along with Multicast solutions leveraging Protocol independent Multicast (PIM) both dense and spare modes.

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Introduction-SME

Welcome to Fast Track for Deploying HPE FlexNetwork Comware Technologies
Course schedule
Introductions

Basic Setup-SME

Accessing the console of an HPE Comware switch
Levels of access and privilege levels
CLI introduction and navigation
Basic configuration
Interface configuration
Troubleshooting

Protecting Management Access

Applying password protection to local and remote authentication
Associating user roles with password and scheme authentication
Implementing remote management with telnet, SSH, web, and SNMP access

Management of Software and Configuration Files

Understanding the boot up process of the HPE switches
Understanding how to use the flash file system on the HPE switches
Upgrading the operating systems on the HPE switches
Managing configuration files on the HPE switches

VLANs

Reviewing VLANs and the various types of VLAN
Understanding when to use each of the three VLAN port types
Configure VLANs and assign IP addresses to VLAN interfaces
Implementing basic routing on directly connected VLANs
Verify connectivity within and between VLANs

IP Services

Implementing DHCP server and DHCP relay on Comware switches
Implementing secure NTP on Comware switches
Understanding and configuring basic logging options
Implementing DNS to resolve names to addresses

Spanning Tree Protocol

Overview of pre-2004 IEEE 802.1D standard
Overview of RSTP
Overview of PVST+
Overview and configuration of MSTP on Comware switches
Configuration of STP security features on Comware switches

Link Aggregation

Reviewing problems with STP and load sharing with STP
Introducing link aggregation
Comparing and contrasting the different link aggregation types
Configuring and verifying link aggregation on Comware switches

IP Routing

VLANs and routing
Static routing
Dynamic routing with RIP
Dynamic routing with OSPF
Single area OSPF configuration

Intelligent Resilient Framework (IRF)

Understanding the technologies and concepts involving IRF
Understanding the advantages that IRF provides
Describing a split stack and how the Multi-Active Detection (MAD) protocol deals with this problem
Configuring a simple IRF topology
Verifying and troubleshooting an IRF topology

Introduction to Intelligent Management Center (IMC)

Understand the components of IMC
Understand how to install IMC
Understand how to access IMC
Implement a basic configuration using IMC

Access Control Lists (ACLs)

Define ACL and identify the criteria by which ACLs select traffic
Configure ACLs on HPE Comware based switches to select given traffic
Apply static ACLs to interfaces to meet the needs of a particular scenario
Examine an ACL configuration and determine the action taken on specific packets

Quality of Service

Configure HPE switches to honor the appropriate QoS marks applied by other devices
Create a QoS policy that assigns a specified class of traffic to a priority queue
Select and implement an appropriate strategy for queue scheduling
Implement traffic policing policies that enforce the negotiated committed information rate (CIR),committed burst size (CBS), peak information rate (PIR), and excessive burst size (EBS) for a specified class of traffic
Respond to congestion in advance by applying the appropriate traffic shaping and Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED) policies
Determine the QoS mark that an HPE switch will assign to specific outbound traffic and, if necessary, adjust the mark

Advanced Open Shortest Path First

Deploy HPE products in single-area and multiple-area OSPF systems
Use area definitions and summaries to create efficient and scalable, multiple-area designs
Advertise routes to external networks in a variety of OSPF environments
Promote fast, effective convergence during a variety of failover situations
Use virtual links as required to establish nondirect connections to the backbone
Implement OSFP authentication

Exterior Border Gateway Protocol

Establish and monitor eBGP sessions between your routers and Internet Service Provider (ISP) routers
Advertise an IP block to multiple ISP routers
Filter BGP routes as required for a dual-homed ISP connection
Configure a BGP router to advertise a default route in OSPF or to redistribute and aggregate BGP routes, as appropriate

IP Multicast

Route multicast traffic using Protocol Independent Multicast-Dense Mode (PIM-DM) or Protocol Independent Multicast-Sparse Mode (PIM-SM)
Select and configure rendezvous points (RPs) based on particular environmental needs such as redundancy and efficient operation
Minimize unnecessary multicast flooding
Apply advanced controls such as source-specific multicasting (SSM) and administrative scopes to a PIM-SM deployment

Voraussetzungen

Für dieses Seminar werden folgende Vorkenntnisse empfohlen:

This course is recommended for students who need to deploy HPE FlexFabric technologies based on Comware. It does not require completion of any previous HPE networking courses
Network experience is required

Fast Track for Deploying HPE FlexFabric Comware Technologies