Cloud Managed Networks

I am reading the HPE7-A01 book which states (page 576 of the hardcopy) that you can terminate microbranch APs on a Mobility Controller if you use manual mode. I did not know that and try to put it to the test.

The high availability option allows you to set the cluster to manual (see below)

I can slide a bar stating "VPN termination"

And I can also configure a Public IP address 

I don't know what that guide is trying to state, but Microbranch requires the VPNC be in a cluster.

https://arubanetworking.hpe.com/techdocs/central/2.5.8/content/aos10x/cfg/mb-deploy/mb_data_center_vpnc_conf.htm

I am reading the HPE7-A01 book which states (page 576 of the hardcopy) that you can terminate microbranch APs on a Mobility Controller if you use manual mode. I did not know that and try to put it to the test.

The high availability option allows you to set the cluster to manual (see below)

I can slide a bar stating "VPN termination"

And I can also configure a Public IP address 

Thank you Carson, 

I am citing the Official Certification Guide, it only speaks about the Mobility Persona. Screenshot below. 

Can you explain the purpose of the VPN termination button in the mobility persona?

I don't know what that guide is trying to state, but Microbranch requires the VPNC be in a cluster.

https://arubanetworking.hpe.com/techdocs/central/2.5.8/content/aos10x/cfg/mb-deploy/mb_data_center_vpnc_conf.htm

I am reading the HPE7-A01 book which states (page 576 of the hardcopy) that you can terminate microbranch APs on a Mobility Controller if you use manual mode. I did not know that and try to put it to the test.

The high availability option allows you to set the cluster to manual (see below)

I can slide a bar stating "VPN termination"

And I can also configure a Public IP address 

Microbranch termination is only supported against a VPNC, the mobility persona is dedicated to campus connectivity.  I don't know of a reason for enabling VPN termination on a mobility gateway but I suppose there might be some valid workflow that exists.

Thank you Carson, 

I am citing the Official Certification Guide, it only speaks about the Mobility Persona. Screenshot below. 

Can you explain the purpose of the VPN termination button in the mobility persona?

I don't know what that guide is trying to state, but Microbranch requires the VPNC be in a cluster.

https://arubanetworking.hpe.com/techdocs/central/2.5.8/content/aos10x/cfg/mb-deploy/mb_data_center_vpnc_conf.htm

I am reading the HPE7-A01 book which states (page 576 of the hardcopy) that you can terminate microbranch APs on a Mobility Controller if you use manual mode. I did not know that and try to put it to the test.

The high availability option allows you to set the cluster to manual (see below)

I can slide a bar stating "VPN termination"

And I can also configure a Public IP address 

I am reading the HPE7-A01 book which states (page 576 of the hardcopy) that you can terminate microbranch APs on a Mobility Controller if you use manual mode. I did not know that and try to put it to the test.

The high availability option allows you to set the cluster to manual (see below)

I can slide a bar stating "VPN termination"

And I can also configure a Public IP address 

Hi,

The info in the book is wrong, it has been reported. You don´t need to enable VPN termination.
You create a new group for micro branch (specific group) and under Data center in that group you tell which VPNC the microbranch AP´s should connect to. Central will orchestrate the setup of tunnels automatically.

I am reading the HPE7-A01 book which states (page 576 of the hardcopy) that you can terminate microbranch APs on a Mobility Controller if you use manual mode. I did not know that and try to put it to the test.

The high availability option allows you to set the cluster to manual (see below)

I can slide a bar stating "VPN termination"

And I can also configure a Public IP address