HP Networking for beginners - where to quickly find information
After the acquisition of 3Com, HP began to actively rebuild its part of the site about network products and technologies. After spending some time searching for the information I need? I thought it would be good to share it in a structured way.
HP networking products are divided into the following groups: ( A ) Advanced, ( E ) Essential, ( V ) Value, and ( S ) Security.
Briefly about the main thing:
HP networking products are divided into the following groups: ( A ) Advanced, ( E ) Essential, ( V ) Value, and ( S ) Security.
- Group A is designed for organizations with large and complex networks, where the functionality of the equipment comes out on top (or “I want an advanced corporate grid!”)
- Group E is designed for organizations that want to get productive and easy-to-use equipment with an affordable price (or “I want a console, but cheaper and easier”)
- Group V is designed for organizations looking for reliable and simple equipment with low cost (“I want to enable and work, well, or at worst let it be a Web interface”)
- Group S combines network security products (“Delimit access, clean my network traffic, and better let it work itself”)
useful links
- Basic HP Networking Link - www.hp.com/networking
- Where to get the HP network equipment catalog
- Where is the online network hardware configurator
- What are the warranty obligations
- And if I need a standard contract service
- 3Com, H3C, TippingPoint product code converter to HP product codes
- What is removed from sales
- How to set up HP hardware to work with non-HP hardware
- Where is the software for network equipment
- Where to look for answers to my questions on equipment
- Where can I find product specifications (specifications)
- I want to clarify information on products:
- OBP.Tech.EN@hp.com - English
- OBP.Tech.RU@hp.com - Russian language
- Where to read about recommended designs
- What solutions are offered to customers
- Where to make a network design and pick up equipment for the order . You must provide:
- Name and contact of the customer
- Network layout (users, resources, servers, cabling diagrams)
- Design requirements (safety, reliability ...)
- Additional documentation for the project (plan of the existing network, floor plan ...)
- Order number from SmartPortal (ID of order)
- Where is SmartPortal
- What are the courses
- What certifications exist and what tests for this must be passed
- I already have a certificate from another manufacturer, how to quickly get an HP certificate:
- I am a partner where to find a list of distributors
Quick equipment links
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/110139/
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