E62 – Aruba Did What?

The No Strings Attached Show takes a look at the experience from Aruba Atmosphere 2017 in Nashville. They talk about some of the live demos they saw, including a live update of a controller during the keynote. Give it a listen and hear more from Blake Krone and Sam Clements!


The Rise of the Machine Learning Solutions

Shaun Neal published a piece with his thoughts on what he saw from Aruba Atmosphere 2017. He focuses in on their Niara solution which solves some of the issues that arise when managing network access via policy. He lays out three uses cases for it, how the solution works for stolen identities, malware, and software bugs. He thinks that with Niara, Aruba puts themselves near the forefront of adding in machine learning to enterprise management.


Building Reliability

Tom Hollingsworth looks at the issue of network reliability. At Aruba Atmosphere, he saw some impressive reliability features, including a live non-disruptive controller upgrade during one of the presentations. Tom found it impressive, but thinks a lot of the focus on reliability, is perhaps not seeing the forest for the trees. For Tom, maybe the idea of creating incredibly robust networks that absolve users from error, Tom calls for more limitations and responsibility for people working on and using them. A little knowledge goes a long way to absolving an organization from the expense of designing an implementing the “foolproof” network.


Exploring Mesh with an AP-205H

Scott McDermott takes a look at the HPE AP-205H access point that he got a look at from Wireless Field Day. While the device is versatile enough for a number of use cases, what Scott wanted to see is if he could use it to bridge all of his home media devices. He walks through all the steps of getting this setup, and what his impressions are. It might be a little overkill, but it definitely shows it’s a versatile piece of hardware!


ArubaOS 8 – Behind the Release Notes

ArubaOS 8 – Behind the Release Notes


Aruba ClearPass and Managing Unknown Devices

Aruba ClearPass and Managing Unknown Devices


Aruba ClearPass and Managing Unknown Devices

Aruba ClearPass and Managing Unknown Devices


Aruba’s Mobile First Vision: Much More Than Connecting Devices

Aruba’s Mobile First Vision: Much More Than Connecting Devices


Aruba’s Mobile First Vision: Much More Than Connecting Devices

Aruba’s Mobile First Vision: Much More Than Connecting Devices


Aruba Networks Brings Campus Wireless Improvements

Aruba Networks Brings Campus Wireless Improvements


Aruba Extends Feature Velocity to Partners

Aruba Extends Feature Velocity to Partners


ArubaOS 8: VMC and AirMatch

ArubaOS 8: VMC and AirMatch


Aruba Brings Campus Wireless Improvements

Aruba Brings Campus Wireless Improvements


ArubaOS 8 New Features

ArubaOS 8 New Features


A Foundation for a Mobile First World

A Foundation for a Mobile First World


Aruba AP 330: Resilience and RF Performance in the Access Layer

Aruba AP 330: Resilience and RF Performance in the Access Layer


Aruba Clarity: Because the Wi-Fi is usually not the problem

Aruba Clarity: Because the Wi-Fi is usually not the problem


Don’t Touch My Mustache, Aruba!

Don’t Touch My Mustache, Aruba!


Wireless Nerd: What Can You Learn From an Industry Event? A WFD Update, 4 Months Later

Wireless Nerd: What Can You Learn From an Industry Event? A WFD Update, 4 Months Later


Levis Stadium is Aruba Networks’ House, but Extreme Networks Has Piece of Super Bowl Pie

Levis Stadium is Aruba Networks’ House, but Extreme Networks Has Piece of Super Bowl Pie