Course Datasheet Installation and Service of ProCurve Devices v6.31 At a glance The purpose of this course is to provide field repair engineers with the skills they need to for basic installation and configuration tasks as well as troubleshoot and repair/replace field replacable units (FRUs) and verify that units are operational. This course focuses on ProCurve hardware and software. This class focuses on the ProCurve LAN switches and routing switches, and is productcentric in its approach. This course does not cover network-centric troubleshooting tools and methodology. NOTE: This is NOT a pre-sales course. This course does not currently include ProCurve wireless or security devices. Format offered 16 hour self-paced Audience The target audience for this course is field engineers who need to perform basic troubleshooting, repair, installation, configuration and/or verification of operation of ProCurve switches and routing switches. It will be beneficial to new and experieced field engineers who need to become familiar with ProCurve hardware and software. Prerequisites ProCurve One of the following two options: Completion of the ProCurve Networking Primer (available at http://www.hp.com/rnd/training/technical/index.htm) CompTIA Network + certification PLUS Familiarity with typical hardware repair and maintenance Certification This course will prepare the participant for one of the required exams for (APS) – ProCurve Networking certification within the HP Certified Professional program. The associated exam number is HP2-964. For more information on ProCurve Networking training and certification, go to http://www.hp.com/go/procurvetraining. Benefits of attending the course During the course, students will: Learn how to manage ProCurve Layer 3 switches, with particular emphasis on the 5300xl and 5400zl series Explore traffic management features available in the ProCurve product line Describe the IP routing capabilities of the ProCurve products Learn about security and authentication services Get hands-on experience configuring and using Layer 3 ProCurve switches and management tools Apply the above concepts using real life customer scenarios Student performance objectives After completing the course, students will be able to: List the high-level features of ProCurve devices and identify the field replaceable units for the devices Identify supported modules and accessories of ProCurve devices Describe proper switch and module LED behavior Describe the meaning and demonstrate the ability to use the Mode Select buttons Describe the purpose and demonstrate the ability to use the Reset and Clear buttons Describe the hot-swap/hot-insert procedures for modules and accesories Demonstrate the ability to insert and/or remove field replaceable units and verify they are installed correctly, including power supplies, modules, fans, tranceivers, and mini-GBICs Demonstrate the ability to connect network cables and verify that network connections are working correctly Demonstrate the ability to access each device through the CLI, Telnet, and Web interfaces depending upon the supported capabilities of the ProCurve device Demonstrate the ability to perform the initial configuration of a switch by assigning an IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway Demonstrate the ability to save and restore configurations and update the switch software Demonstrate the ability to collect counters, logs, and diagnostic information and use various diagnostic tools for device connectivity verification Topics covered A general introduction to networking, specific to ProCurve switches Specifics on Ethernet and VLANs Functional operation of ProCurve switches including the 4000m, 5300xl, 5400zl, and others. Gaining management access to the ProCurve devices Basic IP address configuration Gathering counters, statistics, and events Use of diagnostic tools and techniques for product verification and troubleshooting Displaying, saving, and restoring software and configurations Methods customers use to secure their devices