The Spine-Leaf architecture consists of a Spine switch that acts as the core, a Leaf switch that acts as the access layer, and a data center's compute and
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[ACP-DC Training #12] Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF)
Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) is an isolation technology at the L3 (network layer) used to build a virtual private network (VPN). VRF is a system
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[ACP-DC Training#11] Loop Prevention and LAG Implementation
Data center design includes multiple layers of redundancy, starting from the server's NIC card to uplinks and switches. This redundancy is essential, but,
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[acp-dc training#10] vsx (2)
In the previous article, we learned about VSX, the virtualization technology of HPE Aruba Networking AOS-CX switches. The components of VSX and its relationship with VSF
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[ACP-DC Training#9] VSX (1)
Today's demand for network availability is relentless. Customers require networks that operate 24/7, 365 days a year, and HPE's VSX
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[ACP-DC Training#8] 2-Tier Design for Small Data Centers
Layer 2 two-tier design simplifies deployment, operation, and troubleshooting because it uses existing, traditional protocols. Overlay
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[ACP-DC Training#7] Deploying Data Center Switches
Deploying a data center switch may seem similar to installing a campus switch, but there are some unique features unique to a data center.
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[ACP-DC Training #5] Data Center Network Architecture
Today, we'll be covering data center network architecture. When designing a data center, its purpose, size, and purpose are important.,
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[ACP-DC Training #4] Building a Data Center Network
We have finally successfully completed the first step in building a data center network. Over the past few days, we have covered the basics of a data center network.
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[ACP-DC Training #3] Data Center Technology
Last time, we talked about the robust hardware products of data centers. Physical equipment such as servers, storage, and switches are important.
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