Aruba Wireless – Currently the network is getting more advanced, more and more make various companies engaged in the network compete to make new discoveries to attract potential customers. There is one networking company that is experienced in networking and trusted by many companies and governments, especially if not the Aruba Network.
Aruba Networks, formerly known as Aruba Wireless Networks, is a Hewlett Packard Enterprise wireless networking subsidiary based in Santa Clara, California. The company was founded in Sunnyvale, California in 2002 by Keerti Melkote and Pankaj Manglik.
There are tons of products that Aruba come out with for modern networks as well as different inventions, which are of course very helpful. Aruba Networks products include:
- Networks: Wi-Fi Access Points (indoor & outdoor), Ethernet Switch, Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) & SD-WAN products
- Network Management: AirWave Management Platform, Cloud Based Center; Enable for asset inventory management & provision
- Network Security: ClearPass Policy Manager for Network Path Control; IntroSpect for User & Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Analytics & Service Assurance: NetInsight; Service Assurance Censorship (formerly Cape Networks)
- Location Based Services: Aruba Beacons, Aruba Tag, Meridian Location Services Engine, Meridian App Builder, Location Analysis Engine (ALE)
Aruba Wireless Access Points Are Not Just For Indoors
The access point is a very natural object in the network field. To send a Wi-Fi signal, of course, you must have an access point that can transmit long-distance signals and also with strong signals. But take it easy, Aruba wireless could be the solution.
Sometimes, your Wi-Fi signal is not strong enough. Normal routers are not designed to reach outside the building and into the outdoor zone. That’s why some families and businesses need extra strength. Aruba wireless access points for outdoors or outdoors are designed to create wireless local zone networks (WLANs). That means they can send Wi-Fi signals over a wider zone. For example, they can be used to send Wi-Fi to large courtyards outside the main building.
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