Hpe Intelligent Management Center
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After an overview presentation, we will demonstrate live how HPE's multi-vendor Intelligent Management Center (IMC) software can be used to manage day to day operations for the datacenter. Introduction to HPE IMC focused on management for data center switching. Topics include REST API, virtualization integration and data center fabric management.
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Hpe Intelligent Management Center
- 1. #ATM16 HPE Aruba Intelligent Management Center Christopher Young, Consulting TME Kevin Secino, GPLM - IMC March 2016 @ArubaNetworks |
- 2. 2 Agenda HPE Aruba NMS Portfolio Introducing HPE IMC Solving Management Challenges Today Live Demo
- 3. 3#ATM16 Best of Breed Integrated Management MULTIVENDOR MANAGEMENT for CLOUD-FIRST, MOBILE-FIRST NETWORKS AirWave IMC ClearPass
- 4. 4#ATM16 IMC: Complete management for dynamic agile networks Across entire network Campus/Branch • Unified wired and wireless management • Traffic and application visibility • Zero touch deployment • Integrated central management • Extendable via additional modules • Supports up to 6000 devices models • Maximize network availability • Gain network visibility • Fully FCAPS management Simplified, proactive management that spans the network Data Center • Automation and orchestration • Visualization of virtualized networks • Consistency across data center
- 5. 5#ATM16 ClearPass: Secure network access for a mobile enterprise 5 NETWORK EDGE Multi-Vendor Wired/Wireless/VPN NETWORK CORE Profiler AAA/RADIUS NAC Cert. Authority Onboarding Guest Device Registration Visitor Employee Employee BYOD Headless Devices Contractor Administrator Policy – Visibility - Workflow AD/LDAP SQL Token PKI ClearPass User/Role Time/Day Location Device Type/Health USERS IDENTITY SOURCES CONTEXT
- 6. 6#ATM16 AirWave: Multivendor wireless & wired edge network management Configuration, firmware distribution, automated compliance across entire distributed organization Client & app-level visibility Entire access network – wireless & wired – Device discovery, classification & diagnosis Reporting and analysis Role-based admin access Organize and manage by business/organizational unit CENTRALIZED MANAGEMENT COMPREHENSIVE VISIBILITY EASY, INTUITIVE INTERFACE Network Optimization & Rapid Troubleshooting For Mobile-First Multivendor Networks
- 7. 7#ATM16 Introducing HPE Aruba IMC Optional subtitle @ArubaNetworks |
- 8. 8#ATM16 HPE IMC platform portfolio IMC Standard – Full FCAPS – Includes 50 device license – Hierarchical model support – Includes the eAPI license – Expandable device support – Modular IMC Enterprise – Full FCAPS – Includes 50 device license – Hierarchical model support – Includes NTA and WSM modules, and eAPI license – Expandable device support – Modular Advanced networks IMC Basic WLAN – Fault, config and performance – Unified wired and wireless management – Fixed functionality – Fixed 50 device limit – Includes a 50 AP license for WSM IMC Basic – Fault, config, and performance – Fixed 50 device limit – Fixed functionality Small, simple networks
- 9. 9#ATM16 HPE IMC Standard and Enterprise platform functionality Comprehensive, multi-vendor management – Network discovery – Automated topology creation – Automated asset gathering – Virtualization aware (HyperV, KVM and VMware) – Performance monitoring – SNMP trap collecting – SYSLOG collecting – Email and SMS alarm notification – Automated configuration backups – Network wide configuration changes – Network wide configuration audits – Automated policy verifications – Auto-deployment – Root-cause alarm and event suppression Discover Monitor Manage Troubleshoot – On-demand reporting – Scheduled reporting – Auto-delivered reports Optimized network Report
- 10. 10#ATM16 Comprehensive management capabilities Single platform built on top of a modular, service oriented architecture Confidential – For Training Purposes 10 Fault Alarms Syslog & Trap Mgr Configuration Intelligent Configuration Center Compliance Center VLAN & ACL Manager Accounting Network Assets Performance Performance Mgmt Virtual Network Mgmt Security Security Control Center FCAPS IMC Platform Add-On Modules Remote Site Manager VAN Connect Manager Service Health Manager App Perform. Manager Intelligent Analysis Reporter User Behavior Analyzer Service Operation s Mgmt Network Traffic Analyzer User Access Manager Endpoint Admission Defense Branch Intelli. Mgmt System TACACS+ Authent Manager IPSec VPN Mgr MPLS VPN Mgr Wireless Services Mgr QoS Mgr vMon Extended API VAN Resource Automate Manager VAN SDN Manager VAN Fabric Manager UC Health Manager Business Service Performance CPPM CPGuest CPOnboard CPOnGuard
- 11. 11#ATM16 Module solution map One platform for multiple solution requirements Branch BIMS Zero touch RSM Secure mgmt DC Monitoring & Performance VCM Server Access SHM Service Monitoring APM Application Monitoring vMon Hypervisor traffic monitoring Campus & BYOD UBA Usage Monitor NTA Traffic Monitor WSM Wireless Mgmt ClearPass Access & BYOD DC Provisioning & Automation RAM Network orchestratio n VAN Fabric-M Fabric orchestration MVM MPLS VPN Mgmt IVM DVPN config Across the Network QoS QoS config SOM Full IT lifecycle BSP Business Service Performanc e SDN-M SDN managemen t
- 13. 13#ATM16 Network Changes Causing Instability “How do control and audit change on my network ?” – Change accounts for 69% of network downtime and degradation – Role Based Management – Controls who can change network configurations – Audit trail – Who changed what when – Lock down network configuration – Baselining, Configuration Change notification & Role back – ITIL based management – Change approval via Service Operations Management (SOM)* – TACASC+ – Full control with ClearPass * Additional IMC Module
- 14. 14#ATM16 Network Visibility and Control “I’ve got no visibility and control of what my network is being used for?” – What is the network really being used for and ensuring control – Network Traffic Analysis (NTA)* shows – What applications are running & who is using them – Requires the power of sFlow or NetFlow – Benefit from selling HPNs sFlow enabled Switches – QoS Manager (QoSM)* allows – Network wide configuration and audit of QoS policies – Control applications Access Control List Manager (ACLM) – Definition and deployment of ACLs * Additional IMC Module
- 15. 15#ATM16 Network Access Management & Guest Access “How do I control access to my network?” – Controlling Network Access with ClearPass Policy Mgr – Who and what has access & to what – Advanced policy based access control – Guest Access & BYOD users ClearPass Guest and OnBoard – iPads, tablets, iPhones – Self Registrations and on boarding – Increasing need for Compliance and Security – Network Access Control & MDM ClearPass OnGuard – Ensure device conform to policy – Integration with MDM for mobile smart devices – Integration with 3rd party systems ClearPass Exchange
- 16. 16#ATM16 Integrated Wired and Wireless Management “How do I manage and control access to my Wired and Wireless network ?” – IMC, WSM, AirWave and ClearPass integrate Wired, Wireless and User Management – Seamless Wired and Wireless Access Control with ClearPass – Management of HPE Aruba Wireless infrastructure with AirWave and WSM – Manage 3rd Party & legacy wireless – including Cisco – WIPS and Spectrum Analysis – Visibility and control of Applications with AppRF* – Client Health* *AirWave only
- 17. 17#ATM16 Enabling Cloud and Virtualisation “Configuring the network is the bottleneck when I deploy an new Applications” – Accelerating Application Deployment in a Virtual world – VAN Connection Manager (VCM*) enables Virtual Application Networking – Reduces provisioning time from weeks to minute – VAN Resource Automation Manager (RAM*) end to end service deployment – Eliminates Manual Configuration – “Death of the CLI” – Leverages template policy based approach * Additional IMC Module Jump VAN details
- 18. 18#ATM16 App Profile 3 BW ACL QoS VAN Connection Manager Simplifying and accelerating application deployment App Deployed 1 3 … ready! Virtualizin g 2 Chose application profile from IMC in vCenter. VM Create application profile with network policies. Deploy in vCenter. IMC provisions the connection. IMC App Profile 2 BW ACL QoS vCenter IMC Plugin App Profile 1 BW ACL QoS App Profile 1 BW ACL QoS App Profile 1 BW, ACL, QoS
- 19. 19#ATM16 VAN Resource Automation Manager Simplifying and accelerating application and services deployment Virtualized network path per app 1 42 Inventory Devices and pool resources. Create a zone from physical topology. Simulate the model and deploy. Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 1 3 Create a service model. Service Model BW ACL QoS Service Model Zone 1
- 20. 20#ATM16 Resource Automation Manager Creating agile networks tuned for applications Applicatio n Applicatio n Applicatio nApplication 1 Old way • Best effort • Over subscription • Manual, CLI provisioning Application 1 Resource Automation • Virtualized service path • Thin provisioning • Tuned network per app
- 21. 21#ATM16 Managing Data Center and Virtualised World “How do I manage my physical and virtual network environments?” – Managing the technologies deployed in the Data Center – IMC Platform and Virtual Resource Manager – Visibility, monitoring and management of virtualized environment – Data Centre topology to a quickly identify issue location – MDC – multi tenant device virtualization – OneView integration – auto provisions ToR – VXLAN management – VAN Fabric Manager (VFM*) manages advanced DC technologies – DCI / EVI –Layer 2 DC connectivity deployment and monitoring – Visibility onto VM Migration * Additional IMC Module
- 22. 22#ATM16 Managing a mixed vendor environment “I’m locked into Cisco how can I manage my network if I add a second vendor?” – Extensive 3rd party support – Comprehensive support for Cisco – Single Management solution for mixed HP / Cisco network – Supports Gartner’s “Dual Vendor” strategy – Includes IMC Platform, WSM*, QoSM* – Also AirWave and ClearPass – Extensive 3rd party support – User / partner extensible 7000+ devices supported 1500+ from Cisco 220 manufacturers IMC Functionality HPN Cisco Discovery & Topology Monitoring / Perfomance Mgmt Events / Traps Device Manager Configuration Backup /Restore Baselining / Change Notifications Bulk Configuration Bulk SW Upgrades VLAN Management ACL Management Network Traffic Analysis * Additional IMC Module
- 23. 23#ATM16 Business Service and Application monitoring “Are my business critical services applications running OK & meeting agreed SLA?” – Definition and Monitoring of Service Level Agreement and Application Performance – Service Level management monitoring with Service Health Manager (SHM)* – Define and monitor advanced SLA models – Prove your meeting agreed SLAs – Application Performance Management (APM)* – Monitoring of Applications and Servers – UC Health Manager (UCHM)* – Monitoring of MS Lync – Business Service Performance (BSP)* – Models Business Services – Comines data from SHM + APM + NTA + VRM…… – Dashboard view critical business services * Additional IMC Module
- 24. 24#ATM16 – Managing a mix of traditional network and Software Defined Network – SDN Manager (SDNM*) multi layer visibility onto Software-defined Networks • Deploy, monitor and manage OpenFlow switches • Visualize traffic flow and performance monitoring • Graphical OpenFlow troubleshooting – Unified management of single and teamed controllers – SDN Application deployment and monitoring Managing the transition to SDN “How I manage my network as a transition from a traditional to SDN Network?” Infrastructure Controller Applications * Additional IMC Module
- 25. 25#ATM16 Multi Site Management “I’ve lots of remote sites which I need to deploy and manage” – Simplify the deployment and management of multi site networks – Branch Intelligent Management System (BIMS)* – Zero touch deployment of CPE & remote site devices – Dynamic IP and NAT – Remote Site Manager (RSM)* – Light weight IMC agent that can be hosted on remote sites – Information sent back to Central manager via secure tunnel – Provides a Multi Tenant Management solution – Resolves issues of overlapping IP ranges * Additional IMC Module
- 26. 26#ATM16 Integration with OSS via North Bound API “I need to integrate the mgmt system with my higher level mgmt. systems” – IMCs extended API (eAPI) provides rich access to all IMC functionality via API – RestFull / SOAP API – Comprehensive documentation, examples and tools
- 27. 27#ATM16 HPE IMC REST API (eAPI) – 400 + APIs – Python library ( pyhpeimc ) https://github.com/HPENetworking/PYHPEIMC
- 28. 28 Let’s take a look!
- 29. 29#ATM16 Join Aruba’s Titans of Tomorrow force in the fight against network mayhem. Find out what your IT superpower is. Share your results with friends and receive a free superpower t-shirt. www.arubatitans.com
Notes de l'éditeur
- IMC is built on a platform/module architecture. The platform provides the base network management services, and is the minimum needed for an IMC product installation. There are four platforms available as shown. The rightmost two are the basic platforms that are targeted at small, simple networks. These configurations provide basic functionality, and cannot be expanded beyond their initial capabilities. On the left are the two expandable platforms, Standard and Enterprise. Both use the same software codebase meaning that the management services for both are identical. Both support all of the available optional modules. Where they differ is in the scalability of the number of network devices that can be managed, and in modules that are initially included. The Standard platform is the IMC workhorse. Starting with support for 50 network devices, additional licenses allows expansion to support up to 15,000 devices. The Enterprise platform includes support for full hierarchical scaling of the solution. When combined with additional standard platform installations, the number of network devices supported rises to more than 100,000. The Enterprise platform also includes Network Traffic Analyser and Wireless Services Manager modules.
- Looking specifically at the IMC platform functionality, all of the following basic network management services are included: Discovery Find the network devices and visualize the network topology Monitor Monitor the network for performance and QoS, fault detection, and capacity planning Manage Configuration management, backup and recovery of software upgrades, etc., keep the networking up and running, and continuously verify that the network is enabled the way it was configured Troubleshoot Provide the tools to get to root cause, and to minimize time to fix Report Provide reports for auditing, documenting, planning and troubleshooting the network These platform functions provide the basis for an optimized network that will support the mission critical functionality that most networks now contain.
- While the IMC platforms provide the functionality most customers need to meet their management requirements, IMC Modules can extend IMC’s capabilities to meet the requirements of even the most demanding customer. The IMC module portfolio provides a broad set of features across the FCAPS model to provision, monitor, and manage network elements. These twenty-one modules can be installed as needed on top of the IMC platform and its services. This modular architecture allows deeper functionality providing a tailored solution that delivers scalability for growth as management needs change. Further information on any of these modules can be found on the HPE Networking web site. With Aruba wireless now part of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, the Aruba AirWave product is the recommended wireless services solution and replaces the IMC Wireless Services Manager module. Similarly, ClearPass replaces the User Access Manager, Endpoint Admission Defense and the TACACS+ Authentication Manager Modules as the recommended sources for these services. It should be noted that there may be some customers that can benefit from the Wireless Services Manager module, which can coexist in the network environment with AirWave, and provide additional customer value, particularly for environments that are in transition from a legacy HP Wireless solution to an Aruba Wireless solution. Many of these customers would already have Wireless Services Manager to manage their current environment.
- Module solution map
- VAN Resource Automation Manager
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