Controllerless Networks

I'am currenctly styding fot the HPE7-A01 exam and l have an very old gateway 7005 with the version of 10.4.1.3, my first problem is that l have it in central, but doesn't show a ip system, my topology is just one gateway which is connect to an switch, the por is config with untagged vlan 2 and has tagged a lot of vlans like 15 of 4 etc, l have that port for free practice so l can config like I need it so is not problem to change anything on that port, now the first problem that me and parther have, is that we just don't get what vlan or config we must put, and with this I mean that for example when the gateway get's up in central, it get and automatic create a vlan call vlan 4094 and that and don't know what to do, my pratice is litery just have a basic wlan with a basic tunnel mode, that all, but the gateway basic config is litery driving me crazy, can someone help pls, l really need help and l have been trying to follow tutorials but all of then have or vlans configs that l don't understand of the config is base on an cluster gateway and that confunse me, thanks for reading and I really sorry for the bad english. 

It's hard to understand what is going on. What is important is that the System IP is configured. Otherwise the configuration is not pushed. I also recommended you to take a look into our VSG. 

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Willem Bargeman
Systems Engineer Aruba
ACEX #125
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Hi Omar.

Perhaps the videos on the Aruba Broadcasting Channel  (ABC) by Mitchell can help your understanding of the Gateways in Central, it is SD-Branch focused.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3L4XBk37Bw

For AOS10 AP tunneled WLAN there is this video by Nafith Salama: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckGZdyiIJYY

If you are working for a partner (or HPE), you should have access to DXP Workbench, which allows you to run labs on actual hardware (switches, APs, gateways, ClearPass, etc) that's deployed in a remote lab.

That may be more convenient than using a lab yourself with older hardware and limited resources. Unfortunately this service is only for authorized partners and HPE internal use.

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Herman Robers
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