ArubaOS-CX
Hello everyone, this will be a continuation or extension or something similar along those lines :) to the post I made a couple of years ago "ArubaOS-CX Static VXLAN Configuration (Part 1)". This time, we will configure it, utilizing BGP EVPN. This allows it to be more dynamic and
ArubaOS-CX
Hello there, Today, I want to set up a simple VXLAN configuration between 2 access switches connected to a VSX cluster. The cluster will be already configured. If you want to know how to set up VSX, check this post. I will most likely create a second post, showing how
ArubaOS-CX
Hello there. Today, I want to take a look at "NetEdit". A "visual network editor" for the ArubaOS-CX switches, which can be used free of charge for up to 25 switches, if remember correctly. I never used it before, so everything you see in this post, I will have done for the first time myself.
ArubaOS-CX
Hello there, Today, I want to take a look at how to set up a Sophos HA Cluster connected to a layer 3 core switching. We will leave the local routing to the Aruba Switches and just handle the internet traffic on the Sophos Firewalls. I have a similar post,
Ansible
Hello there. As far as I am aware, there has been support for ansible from the beginning in the ArubaOS-CX switches, but there are not many guides on this (except the official webpage of course). So, I want to learn and while doing that, create this guide. I showed how
Aruba
Take everything you read in this post with a grain of salt. My understanding concerning OSPF is very limited. So there could be some misinformation here. I have been testing a few things in GNS3 over the weekend. One of which was OSPF between a Sophos XG and ArubaOS-CX. It
Aruba
Part 1Part 2 Hey there. This is part 2 of my Aruba 8360 basic and VSX configuration. In this part, I want to go through the VSX and LAG/LACP configuration. I said I would do the configuration on the physical device. This turned out to be a bit of
Aruba
Part 1Part 2 Hello there. Today I want to go through the basic configuration of an Aruba 8360-32Y4C. Such a beautiful device. Look at it... [corefortress_slider id="1"] Aruba 8360-32Y4C. It has 32x 1GbE/10GbE/25GbE ports. 4 of those are with MACsec. On top of that,