The ACMA certification exam is based on the AOS 8 operating system. Therefore, it is important to understand the AOS 8 architecture.
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[ACMA Training #3] RF Transmission Output
All manufacturers, including Aruba, specify the power (output) at the antenna ports of their APs. RF power is expressed in mW (milliwatts) or dBm (in milliwatts).
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[ACMA Training #2] RF Basics
Wireless networks are primarily designed with coverage or capacity in mind. When designing for WLAN coverage, the intended coverage area is considered.
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[ACMA Training #1] Introduction to Wireless LAN (802.11)
Following the basic training on the ArubaCX switch, this time we will provide training on Aruba wireless LAN (WLAN, Wireless Local Area Network).
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[ACSA Training #40] Safe Maintenance
Network management is an essential skill for both network administrators and engineers. In this post, we will cover the most important network management skills.
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[ACSA Education #39] Stacking
Stacking technology is necessary to design, implement, and configure a more resilient, stable, and high-performance network. In this post,
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[ACSA Training #38] OSPFv2 Operation
In the last post, we learned what OSPF is and how it works. So today, we will learn what to do to actually operate OSPFv2.
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[ACSA Training #37] OSPFv2
OSPF is the most widely used method for enterprises to route traffic within their organizations. OSPFv2, among others, is a method for enterprise internetworks.
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[ACSA Training #36] Routing Protocols
Before learning about routing protocols, we need to understand Autonomous Systems (AS). Autonomous Systems are systems that are managed under a management domain.
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[ACSA Training #35] Routing Types
We have already covered routing in the previous post. The actual packets are routed on Layer 3 along with the IP routing table.
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