Module 1: Introduction

 Module 2: Mobility Master Redundancy

• Explain VRRP setup
• DB synchronization procedures
• Validating MM DB synchronization
• IPv6 support for the redundancy

 Module 3: Mobility Master and MC Operations

• Grow the network to multiple controllers
• Review the configuration hierarchy
• MC deployments methods
• Explain advanced license features

 Module 4: Multizone

• Describe Multizone
• Explain Multizone AP functional flow
• Describe the functions of primary and data zones
• Troubleshooting Multizone setup

 Module 5: Introduction to MC clusters

• Reviews advantages of a MC cluster
• The cluster leader election process
• Defines the MC cluster roles
• AP and user mapping into a cluster
• Requirements for hitless cluster failover
• AP and user load balancing within the cluster

 Module 6: Mobility

• Explain standard 802.11 roaming
• Describes single and multi-controller roaming
• Defines the advantages of cluster mobility

 Module 7: Role Derivation

• Review of policies and rules
• Explains role derivation using VSAs
• Description of user rules
• Description of authentication default roles
• Explains how to troubleshoot role derivation
• Role based ACL

 Module 8: Remote Access

• Review of all remote access methods RAP/ VIA / IAP-VPN / branch controller
• Explains RAP certification and setup methods
• Internal and external(CPPM) whitelisting of RAP
• Configuration of RAP WLAN
• Explores the options for RAP redundancy
• Explains how to troubleshoot RAP setup
• VIA configuration, downloading and installation
• Explains how to troubleshoot VIA setup

 Module 9: Voice Optimization

• Review of voice QOS
• Explanation of WMM
• Description of UCC Heuristic and SDN API mode
• Monitoring and troubleshooting voice connections

 Module 10: Mesh

• Explains mesh networks and technology
• Configuration of mesh clusters
• Explains Tri-radio Mesh support

 Module 11: Administration

• Explains management accounts and password reset
• Configuration of guest provisioning accounts
• The use of authentication using RADIUS or TACACS
• Describes how to disable console access

 Module 12: Operations

• Explains how to upgrade new images
• Describes AP preloading
• Explains cluster in service upgrade
• Auto roll backs of configuration
• Describes loadable in service modules

 Module 13: AirGroup

• Explains the Aruba AirGroup solution
• Configuration of AirGroup with limitations
• Explores the integration with ClearPass
• Monitoring AirGroup servers and users

 Module 14: Dynamic Segmentation

• Explains Port-Based Tunnelling (PBT)
• Explains User-Based Tunnelling (UBT)
• Describes the interaction between switches and Mobility controllers
• Explains how to troubleshoot tunnel connections

 Module 15: AirWave Introduction

• Explains the different features of AirWave
• The use of groups and folders
• AirWave features description
• Configuration of device credentials and adding devices

 Module 16: AirWave Network Health

• Explains diagnostic page indications
• Describe network health graphs to identify network issues
• Performance graphs to help in network planning
• The use of clarity to direct administrator to the source of the problem

 Module 17: AirWave Client and Device Troubleshooting

• Explains how to find a client and troubleshoot association issues
• Diagnosing associated client issues
• Investigating client SNR
• Describes AP, network and controller diagnosing
• Explains how to monitor a MC cluster within AirWave

 Module 18: AirWave VisualRF, Reports and Alerts

• Explains the different VirtualRF display options
• Describes the VisualRF application monitoring
• Configuration of triggers to create alerts
• Generation of 22 type of reports as well as custom reports

Aruba Certified Mobility Professional (ACMP) – Implementing Aruba Mobility Course Prerequisites:

• Understanding of Networking Basics and Wireless Technologies: A foundational grasp of networking principles and wireless technologies is essential.
• Knowledge of Aruba Mobility Network Solutions: Familiarity with Aruba Mobility Network solutions for the enterprise is required.
• Aruba Certified Mobility Associate (ACMA) Certification: Completion of the ACMA certification is a prerequisite, demonstrating fundamental knowledge of Aruba Mobility.
• Proficiency in Deploying and Managing Aruba WLAN: Practical experience and proficiency in deploying and managing Aruba Wireless LANs with Mobility Controllers are necessary.
• Experience with Mobile Device Access Control: Experience with mobile device access control, Adaptive Radio Management (ARM), and Secure IDS/IPS (Intrusion Detection System/Intrusion Prevention System) is beneficial for success in this certification.