Results tagged "Aruba Networks"
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Aruba's 802.11ac Rollout Cleans Up Sticky Clients
May 21, 2013 10:47 AM
Aruba Networks is announcing 802.11ac access points and new software that addresses roaming problems caused by “sticky” wireless clients.Ubiquiti Rolls Out 802.11ac APs on the Cheap
April 12, 2013 05:24 PM
Ubiquiti offers an 11ac AP for under $300 in a bid to grab early adopters and price-conscious companies--and to entice customers from WLAN vendors such as Ruckus and Aruba Networks.Xirrus Primes the 802.11ac Pump
October 11, 2012 08:00 PM
Can't wait until next year to buy 802.11ac products? Xirrus hopes to snag eager customers with a preorder program.Aruba Networks Swings Big At BYOD And More With ClearPass
February 21, 2012 09:00 AM
Gone are the days of simply providing good signal in the WLAN environment. Guest requirements, the new reality of the BYOD--or bring your own device--model and increasing reliance on the wireless network as a critical resource combine to make life complicated for us in the business of enterprise wireless networking. Aruba Networks is ready to answer the back-end challenges of contemporary wireless with its new ClearPass framework, and the impressive array of features is not limited to use by Aruba customers.Aruba Networks Brings Layer 3 To Wireless Mesh Networks
April 20, 2011 08:00 AM
Wireless mesh networks have always been big on promise, but often disappointing on performance. It's no secret that the marketing folks for wireless vendors can be a bit adventurous with range and throughput claims, and that many wireless mesh products just don't live up to the hype. Part of the problem has been the traditional repeater-style "lose half your throughput with every hop" principle, which can be exacerbated by poor network design. Aruba Networks addresses pretty much all of the potential mesh wireless pain points with its recently introduced AirMesh product line, and even non-Aruba customers should take note.Aruba Pushes Into Industrial Mesh With Azalea Acquistion
May 10, 2010 10:00 AM
Wireless networking vendor Aruba Networks has announced the acquisition of Azalea Networks, maker of outdoor wireless mesh network products for industrial applications. Expected to close in 90 days, Azalea adds an element missing from Aruba's product lineup: long range, wireless outdoor products. It also opens new markets for the company, as well as delivering an R&D stronghold in Azalea's native China.Aruba Scans The Air With Onboard Spectrum Analysis
April 15, 2010 12:43 PM
Aruba Networks has announced its new Spectrum Analysis Module. This software component works with Aruba's existing fleet of 802.11n access points to scan the airwaves and provide a view of interference on an enterprise WLAN. The Spectrum Analysis module will be included in Aruba's wireless intrusion and protection service (WIPS), available in the third quarter of 2010.Aruba Rolls The Cloud Into Virtual Branch 2.0
March 31, 2010 04:00 PM
Aruba Networks has introduced an update to last year's Virtual Branch Networking (VBN) product launch. VBN 2.0 combines Aruba's wireless hardware platform with a unique set of cloud services to secure and improve performance connecting to remote sites. By pulling together a set of partners and leveraging the capabilities of its mobility hardware, Aruba is offering an alternate vision of branch office connectivity and trying to dispel the notion that the only way to deliver app acceleration and security is with dedicated hardware.Aruba Brings SaaS To Multi-Vendor WLAN Management
October 29, 2009 06:29 PM
WLAN vendor Aruba Networks has announced AirWave on Demand (AoD), a Software as a Service (SaaS) edition of their multi-vendor WLAN management tool. AoD features the same WLAN management, identification, monitoring, and security functionality of the server-based AirWave Wireless Management Suite, but hosted at Aruba's data center. Subscriptions will be available on a monthly or annual basis, as well as opportunities for resellers to remarket the service. The service is in early customer deployment phase and will be generally available starting in December 2009.Aruba Cuts Prices With New 802.11n Access Point
September 24, 2009 11:34 AM
Aruba Networks has launched the latest member of their 802.11n family. The AP-105 offers a small footprint, enterprise class features, and a limited lifetime warranty at an aggressive $695 list price. Along with the new AP, Aruba is offering price cuts on its existing stable of 802.11n gear.1 | 2 | Next Page »
