Architecting HP FlexNetwork Solutions, Rev 14.21 - 00887054 - MEA

PT25877
Training Summary
This course provides you with the knowledge and skills to successfully architect and design complex enterprise level networks based on open networking industry standards. It covers both traditional network designs, as well as network designs that support cloud or converged environments which require flatter, simpler networks to support the bandwidth intensive, delay sensitive, server-to-server traffic flows
Prerequisites
Before attending this course, you must have the following:Network Infrastructure, OR FlexNetwork Solutions V2
Duration
4 Days/Lecture & Lab
Audience
IT professionals with three or more years of experience in designing and architecting complex enterprise level networks. Recommended, but not required, is experience with server and storage network related technologies
Course Topics
  • Explain how open standards and the HP FlexNetwork architecture addresses modern networking’s bandwidth-intensive, delay sensitive, mobility and BYOD demands
  • Design a more simplified, flatter physical topology that can handle an enterprise’s traffic volume and traffic patterns, including intensive server-to-server patterns anticipated for cloud and converged infrastructures
  • Design efficient routing and multicast routing solutions for various enterprise needs
  • Describe best practices for designing solutions from the Physical Layer to the Network Layer, by providing basic connectivity with some resiliency and good performance ensured by the proper bandwidth provisioning and topology design
  • Explain how HP Virtual Connect (VC) modules help to simplify and optimize connections between servers and the data center LAN and SAN
  • Design secure, integrated wired and wireless network solutions for seamless mobile access
  • Develop a plan for implementing an HP networking solution into either a greenfield or an existing network
  • Obtain the data and documentation required to understand a company’s general connectivity, availability, security, and application requirements based on information provided by the company’s key decision makers
  • Design data center solutions including network, server, and storage virtualization and explain how virtualization and cloud computing are changing the data center environment

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