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Partner POV | Recognized as a Magic Quadrant™ Leader — 19 years and counting!
Gartner® has once again recognized HPE (HPE Aruba Networking) as a Leader in the Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Wired and Wireless LAN Infrastructure, making HPE the only company to receive this acknowledgement since the initial release of the report in 2006.
Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC) for 6 GHz Wi-Fi
This blog post traces the history of Wi-Fi technology from its humble beginnings to its current applications and discusses the regulatory and technical obstacles that hinder the full utilization of the 6 GHz spectrum
Troubleshooting a Wireless Network - Information Gathering
This video covers essential wireless troubleshooting strategies, focusing on isolating issues through a structured approach. It highlights key information to gather, such as client behavior, device type, and signal strength metrics. Learn how to quickly assess symptoms, correlate data, and determine root causes in dynamic Wi-Fi environments.
Troubleshooting a Wireless Network - Information Gathering
This covers essential wireless troubleshooting strategies, focusing on isolating issues through a structured approach. It highlights key information to gather, such as client behavior, device type and signal strength metrics. Learn how to quickly assess symptoms, correlate data and determine root causes in dynamic Wi-Fi environments.
Aruba SD-Branch with CX, ECS and Aruba Central
In this Learning Series, the user will experience:
Aruba ECS (SilverPeak Configuration.
Aruba CX Switching Configuration.
Aruba Central Configuration.
Aruba CX Switching is a series of network switches that are built for enterprise and data center settings, providing high-performance, dependable, and secure networking solutions. Aruba CX supports open standards and can integrate easily with third-party tools and software. Aruba ECS (SliverPeak) is a comprehensive platform that focuses on enabling edge computing capabilities in networking environments. Aruba Central is a cloud-based network management and monitoring platform that provides centralized management for wired, wireless, and SD-WAN network infrastructure.
Aruba SD-Branch CX and Wireless with Aruba Central
This Learning Path will take you through configuration of Aruba 8360 and 6300F AOS-CX switches from OSPF to VSX. Aruba CX switches run on the AOS-CX, which is built to provide advanced networking capabilities. When configuring a WLAN in Aruba Central, you can choose different forwarding modes based on network requirements such as Bridged Mode and Tunneled Mode. WLANs are configured and managed through the cloud-based interface of Aruba Central. Aruba Central is Aruba's cloud-based network management platform.
Aruba SD-WAN with Aruba ECS (SilverPeak)
This SD-WAN Learning Path will take the user through many aspects of the configuration for a Aruba ECS (SilverPeak) Appliance. An Aruba ECS (SilverPeak) appliance, part of the EdgeConnect series, is a specialized device for implementing software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN). This technology enables organizations to optimize and control network traffic across multiple sites, data centers, and cloud platforms, enhancing connectivity, security, and performance across distributed networks.
Wi-Fi 7 & WPA3 Briefing
If you are trying to sort through the marketing hype of Wi-Fi 7 and the blazing fast speeds and features, or wondering the benefits and impact of WPA3, this briefing is for you.
Campus and Branch Briefing
Organizations depend on their campuses and branches not only as operational hubs but as vital touchpoints for employees and customers. A poor experience at these locations can erode brand trust, while a seamless, technology-driven experience enhances productivity, satisfaction, and loyalty. With the campus and branch increasingly reliant on robust networks, the stakes for getting it right have never been higher
Aruba Wireless and Clearpass Foundations Lab
This Lab guide is intended for administrators who are responsible for deploying and configuring AOS 8 solutions. Participants should have at least a basic understanding of WLAN concepts. It is assumed that participants have at least a working understanding of fundamental wireless concepts as well as Aruba technology.
Wi-Fi OEM Evaluation
Are you struggling to evaluate Wi-Fi OEMs and cut through the marketing and hype? Engage with WWT Wi-Fi experts to help you with a qualitative analysis of the features most important to your organization and the OEMs which best deliver those features as well as the outcomes you are struggling to support.
Next-Generation Access Networks/Campus Fabric Briefing
Get an overview and exploration of modern Access Networks and Campus Fabrics. Learn what the major OEMS in this space are offering and how these new technologies, capabilities and features could help enable your organization.
Wireless Intrusion: Detecting and Preventing Targeted Attacks
Is your Wi-Fi infrastructure vulnerable to an attack threat? Do you know? How would you find out?
Partner POV | Top five networking and security trends for 2024
The 2023 business climate was ripe with innovation, disruption, and challenging macro-level conditions, with ever-increasing pressure on IT departments to accelerate business transformation. In this environment, it's critical to be on top of industry trends and innovations to stay competitive.
WWT Helps a Large Midwestern Manufacturer Escape Wireless Vendor Lock-In
When a large midwestern manufacturer encountered significant challenges with their existing wireless OEM, WWT stabilized the company's wireless network and helped them select, test and deploy a second OEM solution for vastly improved performance as well as simplified deployment, use and management.
Tools Briefing for Wireless Health, Visibility and Management
Get an overview of and discuss Wi-Fi and wireless tools to proactively maintain the health of your wireless networks. Additionally, WWT SMEs will address Wireless Surveying and Planning beyond your WLAN's OEM tools.