The Aruba Architect role involves configuring and troubleshooting Aruba networks, handling VPNs, DHCP, and managing device authentications with a focus on high availability and performance monitoring.
Company Description
KRG Technologies Inc.
Job Title: Aruba Architect
Location: San Francisco, CA
Duration: CONTRACT(6-12months)
Job Description:
- Aruba Architecture
- Communication b/w Access Point and Controller
- Papi Protocol
- GRE & IPSEC Difference
- Option 43 & DNS for DHCP Server
- CAP and RAP AP
- AP Grouping
- VAP Profile
- SSID Profile
- AAA profile & AD Integration
- Users Rules and Roles on Controller
- RAP Solution - Provisioning
- VPN Configuration / Licenses
- VSS/VPC Switching
- wIPS(Wireless Intrusion & prevention)
- High Availability (VRRP)
- Flex Connect and Bridge Mode
- Airwave & CPPM
- Airwave Reporting
- Airwave SNMP v2/v3
- Device Addition
- Heat Maps Visual RF Planning & monitoring
- Troubleshooting
- Radius Authentication on CPPM/ISE
- Device Authentications in CPPM/ISE
experience in Aruba Architecture and Airwave & CPPM
KRG Technologies San Jose, California, USA Office
San Jose, United States
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