The Aruba JL849AAE is a high-performance switch designed for enterprise and data center networks. It offers advanced Layer 3 routing capabilities, making it suitable for complex network topologies and traffic management. With its 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports, it provides high-speed connectivity for demanding applications and supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) to power devices such as IP phones and wireless access points.
The Aruba JL849AAE is a high-performance switch designed for enterprise and data center networks. It offers advanced Layer 3 routing capabilities, making it suitable for complex network topologies and traffic management. With its 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports, it provides high-speed connectivity for demanding applications and supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) to power devices such as IP phones and wireless access points.
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IMC Orchestrator 6.2 Configuration Guide
Overview
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Contents
Overview ························································································1
Service scenarios ·············································································1
Service deployment flow ····································································1
Set up the networks ······················································································································ 2
Deploy IMC PLAT and its components ······················································································ 2
Configure the underlay network ································································································ 2
Configure security resources and services ················································································· 2
Configure services ······················································································································· 2
Configure services in a non-cloud environment ··········································································· 2
Configure OpenStack collaboration ··························································································· 2
Configure multiple egresses in a multi-fabric environment ····························································· 2
Configure container computing services ···················································································· 2
Configure data center interconnection ······················································································· 3
Configure intelligent analysis ··································································································· 3
Configure maintenance and monitoring ···························································································· 3
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Overview
The IMC Orchestrator 6.2 solutions use IMC PLAT 2.0 to endow data centers with network
deployment automation and intelligent O&M capabilities. IMC PLAT 2.0 provides rich network,
security, and maintenance services, as well as a unified portal for service deployment and
configuration.
This document introduces the application scenarios and brief configuration flow for the IMC
Orchestrator 6.2 solutions.
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Service scenarios
Table 1 shows the service application scenarios for the IMC Orchestrator solutions.
Table 1 Service scenarios
Scenario
Description
Underlay network configuration
Manual and automatic underlay network configuration
and device incorporation from the controller.
Security service resource configuration
Basic configuration and incorporation for service
gateway resources and service chain resources.
Service configuration in non-cloud scenarios
Configuration of basic services in non-cloud scenarios.
OpenStack cloud service configuration
Collaboration with the OpenStack platform.
Multiple egresses and egress backup
configuration
Configuration of multiple egresses and primary and
backup egresses in a multi-fabric environment.
Data center interconnection configuration
Interconnection of multiple data centers.
Container computing configuration
Collaboration with container services by using CNI and
Calico plug-ins.
Intelligent analysis service configuration
Configuration of intelligent analysis services in data
centers.
Simulation service configuration
Deployment and use of simulation services.
Maintenance and monitoring configuration
Configuration of maintenance and monitoring in an
IMC Orchestrator environment.
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Service deployment flow
Figure 1 shows the deployment and configuration flow for the IMC Orchestrator solutions. Some
configurations in the configuration guides are only for demonstration, such as IP address planning
and resource ID planning. You need to plan those configurations based on your environment.
Figure 1 Service deployment flow
Deploy IMC Platform and its
components
Configure the underlay network
Configure security resources and
services
Configure services in a non-
cloud scenario Configure services in an Open
Stack cloud scenario
Confiure data center
interconnection
Configure container computing
Configure intelligent analysis
Configure simulation services
Configure operations monitoring
End
Configure multiple egresses in a
multi-fabric environment
Mandatory process
Optional process
Start
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Set up the networks
Deploy IMC PLAT and its components
To use the IMC Orchestrator solutions, you must deploy IMC PLAT and its components. For more
information, see IMC PLAT 2.0, IMC Orchestrator and IMC Analyzer Deployment Guide.
Configure the underlay network
Before you deploy overlay services, provision switching devices and incorporate them from the
controller. For more information, see IMC Orchestrator 6.2 Underlay Network Configuration Guide.
You can configure the underlay network manually or use automatic underlay network deployment.
Configure security resources and services
Provision security devices and incorporate them from the controller if security services are required.
The configuration guides for security services and resources introduce configuration procedures for
different security gateway models and service chains.
To configure security resources and services in RBM scenarios, see IMC Orchestrator 6.2 Security
RBM Scenario Security Service Resource Configuration Guide.
Configure services
Configure OpenStack collaboration or configure services in a non-cloud environment as needed.
Configure services in a non-cloud environment
Perform this ask if the controller does not collaborate with a cloud platform. The controller acts as
the network management center.
To configure basic services on the controller in a non-cloud environment, see IMC Orchestrator 6.2
Solution Service Configuration Guide in Non-Cloud Scenarios.
Configure OpenStack collaboration
To configure collaboration with the OpenStack cloud platform, see IMC Orchestrator 6.2 OpenStack
Cloud Scenario Service Configuration Guide.
Configure multiple egresses in a multi-fabric environment
Perform this task to configure multiple fabrics or multiple egresses.
To configure multiple egresses and egress backup in RBM scenarios, see IMC Orchestrator 6.2
Security RBM Scenario Multiple Egresses and Primary & Backup Egresses Configuration Guide.
Configure container computing services
If container computing services are required, configure CNI and Calico container services as
described in IMC Orchestrator 6.2 Container Computing Configuration Guide.
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Configure data center interconnection
To interconnect multiple data centers, you can configure data center interconnection on the controller
of each data center or on Super Controller. For more information, see IMC Orchestrator 6.2 DCI
Configuration Guide.
Configure intelligent analysis
Deploy the analyzer if intelligent analysis is required in a single DC and single fabric environment.
For more information, see IMC Analyzer Configuration Guide.
Configure maintenance and monitoring
To configure maintenance and monitoring, see IMC Orchestrator 6.2 Operations Monitoring
Configuration Guide.
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The Aruba JL849AAE is a high-performance switch designed for enterprise and data center networks. It offers advanced Layer 3 routing capabilities, making it suitable for complex network topologies and traffic management. With its 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports, it provides high-speed connectivity for demanding applications and supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) to power devices such as IP phones and wireless access points.
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