In branches with both INET & MPLS available, what would be the purpose for the former? I'm guessing you route all traffic to the Internet using the INET through a particular ISP (this includes both corporate and guest WLAN's traffic), and only use MPLS for Data Center visibility. In case you don't get to have a leased line like a MPLS service, you simply establish a VPN connection from the AP acting as a controller, directly to the DC and you route private traffic there. INET would work in a same fashion like the previous discussed scenario, am I right? Thanks.
Because a template is the best way of configuring ArubaOS-Switches if you ever add them to this Central account. All switch features are configurable from a template and limited are possible from a GUI group
@@AirheadsBroadcasting So in this case when you are configuring a Brancsh Gateway or VPNC, it doesn't really matter which group you choose? You are simply making it a template group so you can add switches later to same group for configuration? Thank you for your answer in advance! :)
@@MrGatya2 That is right, later you can add switches to the group and use templates to configure them. The group does need an identity and that will be either VPNC or BGW so that is a one time setting that you cannot modify afterwards so make sure to set it to what it needs to be.
Hi guys, I'm implementing an aruba Gateway 9012, is there any chance from aruba central I can configure OSPF with a network type "POINT to POINT' I can't find the option, And I need it to speak with my mpls provider.
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Great Video, thanks Mitchell
In branches with both INET & MPLS available, what would be the purpose for the former? I'm guessing you route all traffic to the Internet using the INET through a particular ISP (this includes both corporate and guest WLAN's traffic), and only use MPLS for Data Center visibility. In case you don't get to have a leased line like a MPLS service, you simply establish a VPN connection from the AP acting as a controller, directly to the DC and you route private traffic there. INET would work in a same fashion like the previous discussed scenario, am I right? Thanks.
7:59 Why did you configure the group as a switch Template group?
Because a template is the best way of configuring ArubaOS-Switches if you ever add them to this Central account. All switch features are configurable from a template and limited are possible from a GUI group
@@AirheadsBroadcasting So in this case when you are configuring a Brancsh Gateway or VPNC, it doesn't really matter which group you choose? You are simply making it a template group so you can add switches later to same group for configuration? Thank you for your answer in advance! :)
@@MrGatya2 That is right, later you can add switches to the group and use templates to configure them. The group does need an identity and that will be either VPNC or BGW so that is a one time setting that you cannot modify afterwards so make sure to set it to what it needs to be.
Hi guys, I'm implementing an aruba Gateway 9012, is there any chance from aruba central I can configure OSPF with a network type "POINT to POINT' I can't find the option, And I need it to speak with my mpls provider.
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