Results tagged "Aerohive"
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Aerohive Launches Cloud-Managed Switches
March 05, 2013 01:06 PM
Aerohive Networks widens the field of cloud-managed switching, which has largely been ruled by Meraki. Aerohive's three new switches unify both wired and wireless network access.Wi-Fi Turns Into Retail Spy
January 23, 2013 04:16 PM
A new partnership between WLAN vendor Aerohive and retail analytics company Euclid turns in-store access points into customer tracking systems.A Ruckus Over WLAN Testing
November 30, 2012 03:37 PM
A competitive review of WLAN products at Syracuse University stirred up controversy because of a vendor’s involvement in the tests. But the real question is, are they testing the right things?Aerohive does an End-Run Around Apple's Bonjour Protocol Issues
September 17, 2012 10:34 AM
Users want their iPhones and iPads on the network. That means dealing with Apple's Bonjour protocol. Aerohive's Bonjour Gateway is a scalable workaround--and now it's free.Aerohive Teams With JAMF Software, Cozies Up on Apple iDevice MDM
June 26, 2012 09:00 AM
Aerohive's HiveOS is now integrated with JAMF's Casper Suite to ensure that Apple iDevices are properly configured. But what's behind the company's entrenched interest in Apple integrations?Taming Apple's Bonjour
March 08, 2012 03:56 PM
By now we know that iPhones and iPads (and a few of those Android things) have infiltrated the enterprise, but much of Apple's approach to networking and interdevice functionality is still a bit, well, consumer-oriented, which has IT scrambling to deal with protocols that often conflict with enterprise IT's goals.Cloudy, With A Chance Of Networking
January 18, 2011 07:00 AM
After a busy week of talking with Meraki, Aerohive and startup PowerCloud Systems, my head is spinning a bit after hearing about the cloud-oriented trio's advancements into new niches. Wireless providers are venturing into wired networking, a major acquisition has taken place, and one vendor makes commodity-class hardware compete with enterprise-grade components using a new and interesting approach. The cloud is heating up, and the lines between wireless and wired networking are blurring. If these system providers have their way, branch office networks will never be outfitted and managed the same way, and big dollars will be saved by those shopping for new solutions.Aerohive Makes Fat Wireless Phat
December 15, 2010 07:20 PM
When you do the marketing math, Aeorhive's case is easily made. Big WLAN vendors are having a field day making whopping throughput claims to hawk their latest 802.11n hardware, and the prevailing undercurrent through all IT media centers on the explosion of mobile and portable devices that are becoming mainstream computing devices. Take all those devices, using all of that bandwidth, and you have to wonder if sending it all to the network core is the best strategy. Aerohive says the wireless controller model should be yesterday's news in an 802.11n world, and that its smart, fat access points are the better way of doing wireless, by eliminating potential controller bottlenecks.Motorola WiNGS It's Way To A New Wireless Architecture
November 11, 2010 10:30 AM
Controller-based wireless networks might be the norm today, but Motorola is challenging the conventional wisdom of big wireless control boxes. With wireless devices spreading like weeds and the rise of 802.11n, Motorola's interesting new WiNG 5 framework just may be a sign of things to come in the WLAN market.Aerohive Brings SLAs To Enterprise Wireless Networks
September 03, 2009 07:43 PM
Wireless LAN vendor Aerohive has rolled service level monitoring of clients, as well as an automated response system into its HiveOS operating system. Included as part of the upcoming upgrade, a new option known as Performance Sentinel tracks the performance of each client on the Aerohive's access points and identifies clients falling below prescribed levels. When identified, the second option, Airtime Boost, takes over, adjusting other clients to keep everyone within specifications.1 | 2 | Next Page »
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