The best way to learn about networks is to study for and obtain certification exams offered by each network manufacturer or international/national organization.
There are so many network-related certification exams out there, and they all contain great content.
Here, we will cover network training content based on the HPE Aruba Networking certification exam.
From basic lectures on wired and wireless network security to product training like Central.
HPE Aruba Networking certifications are constantly updated and changing.
For more detailed information about certification, please refer to the link below.
https://certification-learning.hpe.com/tr/technical-certifications-networking
This content is based on the official HPE Aruba certification exam materials and can be helpful for your certification exam.
However, since the subjects and content of the certification exam may change depending on the date of writing, the purpose should be to improve knowledge.
[APSC Training #7] Aruba Central Device Management Method (2) – Site / Label
In the last post, we learned about the device management methods provided by Aruba Central. Among the three methods: Group, Site, and Label, we looked at Group. https://egstory.net/edge-study/tech-lesson/2092/ This time, we will look at the remaining two methods. […]
[ACP-DC Training #13] Spine-Leaf Architecture
The Spine-Leaf architecture consists of a Spine switch, which serves as the core, a Leaf switch, which serves as the access layer, and numerous endpoints that handle the compute and storage resources of the data center. This structure is highly scalable. […]
[Monitoring with Icinga Part 1] Basic Integration with Icinga 2 – SNMP & REST API
1. Introduction: Infrastructure Monitoring, Why Icinga 2? When operating enterprise networks and infrastructure, Zabbix is by far the most familiar open-source monitoring tool to domestic engineers. With its intuitive web GUI, […]
