The document discusses the configuration and testing of EAP-TLS and EAP-PEAP authentication between an Aruba controller and CPPM authentication server. It provides step-by-step instructions on setting up EAP-TLS and EAP-PEAP when the EAP tunnel is terminated on the CPPM server or Aruba controller. Troubleshooting tips are also included such as ensuring the correct certificates, authentication methods and services are configured on the controller, CPPM and client devices.
The document provides release notes for new and modified commands in the ArubaOS 6.3 command-line interface. It lists over 40 new commands, including commands for AirGroup configuration, AP image preloading, Lync traffic prioritization, and centralized licensing. It also describes modifications made to a few existing commands, such as adding new parameters to the aaa authentication commands.
The document provides a reference guide for the ArubaOS 7.3 command-line interface (CLI). It includes sections on new commands, modified commands, deprecated commands, and connecting to the Mobility Access Switch via the serial port or Telnet/SSH. The guide describes the command syntax, parameters, usage guidelines and examples for commands in the CLI.
This document provides a user guide for the ArubaOS 6.3 operating system. It includes sections on fundamentals, deployment scenarios, configuring controllers and networks, control plane security, software licenses, and network configuration parameters. The summary provides high-level information about the document contents and structure but does not include all details.
This document provides instructions for the initial setup of an Aruba wireless network including a controller and access points (APs). The setup involves:
1. Configuring the controller via a web browser or serial console setup wizard.
2. Connecting the controller to the wired network.
3. Configuring the controller's DHCP server to assign IP addresses to APs when installed.
4. Installing and connecting the APs to the network to allow them to locate and connect to the controller.
ClearPass 6.3.2 is a monthly patch release that provides new features and fixes issues. The document provides upgrade instructions, lists what's new in 6.3.2, enhancements in previous 6.3 releases, issues fixed in previous 6.3 releases, and known issues. Customers should review upgrade steps, plan for downtime, and apply latest updates before upgrading to 6.3.2.
Aruba Activate is a cloud-based service that helps provision Aruba devices and maintain inventory. It allows zero-touch provisioning of Instant APs through automated configuration based on rules. The document provides an overview of the basic provisioning workflow in Aruba Activate, including identifying configurations, creating folders, defining rules, selecting devices, and assigning devices to folders. It also describes the different types of rules in more detail, including provisioning rules, move-to-folder rules, and notification rules.
This document provides an overview and user guide for ArubaOS 6.4. It includes sections on fundamentals, deployment scenarios, configuring the controller, control plane security, software licenses, network configuration parameters, and IPv6 support. The document notes copyright information and open source code used by Aruba products. It also includes legal notices regarding VPN termination and warranty information.
The document provides an overview of new commands, modified commands, and deprecated commands in the ArubaOS 6.4 Command-Line Interface. It also describes how to connect to the controller using the serial port or Telnet/SSH, navigate between different command modes, and get help with commands.
The document provides release notes for new and modified commands in the ArubaOS 6.3 command-line interface. It lists over 40 new commands, including commands for AirGroup configuration, AP image preloading, Lync traffic prioritization, and centralized licensing. It also describes modifications made to a few existing commands, such as adding new parameters to the aaa authentication commands.
The document provides a reference guide for the ArubaOS 7.3 command-line interface (CLI). It includes sections on new commands, modified commands, deprecated commands, and connecting to the Mobility Access Switch via the serial port or Telnet/SSH. The guide describes the command syntax, parameters, usage guidelines and examples for commands in the CLI.
This document provides a user guide for the ArubaOS 6.3 operating system. It includes sections on fundamentals, deployment scenarios, configuring controllers and networks, control plane security, software licenses, and network configuration parameters. The summary provides high-level information about the document contents and structure but does not include all details.
This document provides instructions for the initial setup of an Aruba wireless network including a controller and access points (APs). The setup involves:
1. Configuring the controller via a web browser or serial console setup wizard.
2. Connecting the controller to the wired network.
3. Configuring the controller's DHCP server to assign IP addresses to APs when installed.
4. Installing and connecting the APs to the network to allow them to locate and connect to the controller.
ClearPass 6.3.2 is a monthly patch release that provides new features and fixes issues. The document provides upgrade instructions, lists what's new in 6.3.2, enhancements in previous 6.3 releases, issues fixed in previous 6.3 releases, and known issues. Customers should review upgrade steps, plan for downtime, and apply latest updates before upgrading to 6.3.2.
Aruba Activate is a cloud-based service that helps provision Aruba devices and maintain inventory. It allows zero-touch provisioning of Instant APs through automated configuration based on rules. The document provides an overview of the basic provisioning workflow in Aruba Activate, including identifying configurations, creating folders, defining rules, selecting devices, and assigning devices to folders. It also describes the different types of rules in more detail, including provisioning rules, move-to-folder rules, and notification rules.
This document provides an overview and user guide for ArubaOS 6.4. It includes sections on fundamentals, deployment scenarios, configuring the controller, control plane security, software licenses, network configuration parameters, and IPv6 support. The document notes copyright information and open source code used by Aruba products. It also includes legal notices regarding VPN termination and warranty information.
The document provides an overview of new commands, modified commands, and deprecated commands in the ArubaOS 6.4 Command-Line Interface. It also describes how to connect to the controller using the serial port or Telnet/SSH, navigate between different command modes, and get help with commands.
This document provides a summary of the Aruba Instant 6.4.0.2-4.1 User Guide, including:
- An overview of Aruba Instant and supported devices.
- Details on new features in version 6.4.0.2-4.1 such as wireless network profiles and captive portal configurations.
- Instructions for initial configuration tasks like modifying the IAP name and location details.
- Sections on monitoring the network, configuring wireless and wired profiles, and authentication methods.
The user guide contains information to help users set up, configure, and manage an Instant network and IAP devices.
This release of AirWave includes the following new features and updates:
1) It provides instant configuration of Aruba Instant devices directly through the AirWave interface. It also supports zero-touch provisioning of Mobility Access Switches using Aruba Activate.
2) All charts have been updated to use Highcharts, allowing viewing on mobile devices. New options have been added for customizing charts.
3) A new firewall visibility dashboard allows viewing mobile app usage and performance trends across a network.
4) Support for Adaptive Radio Management version 3.0 is included, providing client health information and matching event details to optimize wireless networks.
This document provides release notes for ClearPass 6.3.6, including information about supported browsers and system requirements, upgrade and update instructions, new features, issues resolved, and known issues. Key details include supported ESX/ESXi versions for the virtual appliance, requirements for ClearPass OnGuard and the dissolvable agent, and lists of enhancements and issues addressed in previous 6.3.x releases.
This document provides an overview and user guide for ArubaOS 7.3. It covers system basics, profiles management, interface configuration and management, stacking, VLANs, port channels, OAM, and other features. The document includes sections on legal notices, open source software, warranty, and copyright. It provides configuration examples and instructions for using both the CLI and web interface.
Services are the highest level element in the ClearPass policy model and have two main purposes: unique categorization rules and coordinating the flow of a request through authentication, role evaluation, and access enforcement. The policy model flow of control involves components like authentication methods, sources, role mapping, posture policies, servers, and enforcement profiles. ClearPass ships with basic service types that can be customized or new services can be developed.
The document provides information about Aruba VIA 2.0 Mac Edition, including an overview of how the VIA Connection Manager works to provide seamless connectivity between trusted and untrusted networks. It also contains installation instructions for the VIA Connection Manager software, and configuration instructions for the Aruba controller to set up and manage VIA connectivity. Sections include compatibility requirements, installing VIA, configuring VIA settings on the controller via the WebUI or CLI, and end user instructions for downloading, using, and uninstalling VIA.
This document provides an overview and user guide for ClearPass Guest 6.3. It includes sections on guest management processes, device management, onboarding and workspace features, digital passes, email receipts, customizing forms and interfaces, hotspot management, administration settings, and more. The document outlines the key capabilities and features of ClearPass Guest and provides instructions and examples for common configuration and customization tasks.
This document provides guidance on using the command line interface (CLI) for Aruba Instant. It describes how to enable SSH access to the CLI through the Instant UI. Once connected via SSH, the CLI session starts in privileged mode, where show, clear, ping and other commands are available. Configuration commands require entering configuration mode using the configure terminal command. The CLI supports scripting through various sub-modes to configure interfaces, SSIDs, rules, and security settings. Help is available using the question mark command.
This guide covers the deployment of Aruba remote access points (RAP) in fixed telecommuter and micro branch office sites, and it is considered part of the base designs guides within the VRD core technologies series. This guide covers the design recommendations for remote network deployment and it explains the various configurations needed to implement a secure, high-performance virtual branch office (VBN) solution with Aruba RAPs.
This document provides instructions for configuring split-tunneling on a Cisco wireless controller to allow remote access points (RAPs) to forward some traffic over an IPSec VPN tunnel to the controller while sending other traffic locally. The key steps are:
1. Define an internal network destination that specifies the IP ranges that should be tunneled.
2. Create a RAP user policy that tunnels traffic to the internal destination over the VPN but sources locally any other traffic.
3. Configure a RAP user role and AAA profile to authenticate and authorize RAP users.
4. Set up a virtual AP profile for the RAPs with the AAA profile and split-tunnel forwarding mode.
This document provides a summary of the ClearPass Policy Manager 6.3 User Guide. It includes sections on common tasks in Policy Manager such as importing, exporting, and resetting passwords. It also summarizes the main components of Policy Manager including monitoring, accounting, analysis and trending, identity, policy modeling, services, authentication and authorization, posture, enforcement, network access devices, and proxy targets. The document is a user guide that assists users in configuring and using the ClearPass Policy Manager system.
The document provides useful CLI commands for various functions on an Aruba network including:
- Enabling logging to troubleshoot processes like DHCP or user authentication.
- Checking interface, AP, and radio status and statistics.
- Viewing ARM neighbor reports and scan times.
- Examining user authentication details, roles, and dot1x configuration.
- Checking client connection details, data rates, and troubleshooting high retry counts or errors.
The document introduces Aruba's Virtual Branch Network solution which virtualizes complex network operations in the data center and extends services securely to branch offices and teleworkers. This provides dedicated network infrastructure control and experience at a lower cost than traditional solutions. Remote deployments are simplified for IT to manage while supporting a distributed workforce across varying device types from a centralized management system.
The document summarizes the setup of an example campus network used to demonstrate an Aruba validated reference design. Key elements include:
- A data center with controllers, AirWave, servers and core switch.
- A distribution layer with two distribution switches connected to two Aruba controllers, with VLANs, VRRP and link aggregation configured.
- The controllers are deployed in an active-active redundant model with VLAN pooling across controllers to support failover.
- Network parameters like VLANs, IPs, DHCP scopes are defined for the controllers and distribution switches.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring a Remote Access Point (RAP) using an Aruba controller. It describes setting up the firewall to allow communication between the RAP and controller, creating a new RAP virtual AP profile with the correct VLAN and IP addressing, adding the RAP to the whitelist, and troubleshooting connectivity issues. The goal is to allow remote users to access the corporate network by connecting to the RAP using the same SSID and authentication as on-site.
The document provides an overview of the Aruba 7200 Series Controller including:
- It has dual-media ports that support either 1000Base-X fiber or 10/100/1000Base-T copper connections.
- It has 4 10GBase-X ports for fiber connectivity.
- The front panel has status LEDs for each port, power and system status, and an LCD panel for navigation and status.
This document provides an overview and instructions for using Aruba Virtual Intranet Access (VIA) 2.0.1. VIA allows teleworkers and mobile users on Linux computers to securely connect to their corporate network from remote, untrusted locations. It detects the network environment and automatically connects users. The document covers installing and using the VIA application, and configuration steps for the Aruba controller. Troubleshooting tips and contact information are also included.
The document discusses guest access configuration using ArubaOS captive portal capabilities. It describes the captive portal authentication process which uses initial and post-authentication roles to redirect users to a login page after getting an IP address. Guest provisioning allows non-IT staff to create guest accounts using the internal database for authentication. Amigopod provides additional advanced guest management features while the base ArubaOS supports basic functionality with authentication to a single controller's internal database.
Virtual Intranet Access (VIA) is part of the Aruba remote access solution that includes remote access points(RAPs), Aruba Instant (IAP),and the Remote Node solution. To address the demands of the current mobile workforce, which requires corporate access from hotspots such as those in airport, hotels, and coffee shops . The Aruba VIA solution is designed to provide secure corporate access to employee laptops and smartphones. This guide will walk through planning and deployment of the VIA solution.
The document provides useful commands for configuring VLANs, routing, and displaying information on an Aruba Mobility Access Switch. It includes commands for creating VLANs, assigning ports, IP addresses, switching profiles, trunking, routing, DHCP, and display commands for viewing VLAN, interface, and routing information.
This document provides release notes for ClearPass 6.4.0, including information about:
1) New features such as enhancements to the Policy Manager, CLI, Guest, Insight, Native Dissolvable Agent, Onboard, and OnGuard.
2) Issues resolved in this release across various ClearPass components.
3) Known issues identified in previous releases of ClearPass that still exist.
This document summarizes an Aruba Networks presentation on configuring access management with ClearPass. It outlines the agenda which includes reviewing an existing customer deployment, customer challenges and solutions, and a live configuration, authentication, and troubleshooting walkthrough. It then discusses the customer's existing 802.1X deployment and their new initiatives involving mobile device management, a Palo Alto firewall, and a visitor network with ClearPass guest. It explores how ClearPass can help integrate these solutions and limit access to only enrolled devices while applying granular policies. The presentation then demonstrates these concepts in a lab environment.
This document provides a summary of the Aruba Instant 6.4.0.2-4.1 User Guide, including:
- An overview of Aruba Instant and supported devices.
- Details on new features in version 6.4.0.2-4.1 such as wireless network profiles and captive portal configurations.
- Instructions for initial configuration tasks like modifying the IAP name and location details.
- Sections on monitoring the network, configuring wireless and wired profiles, and authentication methods.
The user guide contains information to help users set up, configure, and manage an Instant network and IAP devices.
This release of AirWave includes the following new features and updates:
1) It provides instant configuration of Aruba Instant devices directly through the AirWave interface. It also supports zero-touch provisioning of Mobility Access Switches using Aruba Activate.
2) All charts have been updated to use Highcharts, allowing viewing on mobile devices. New options have been added for customizing charts.
3) A new firewall visibility dashboard allows viewing mobile app usage and performance trends across a network.
4) Support for Adaptive Radio Management version 3.0 is included, providing client health information and matching event details to optimize wireless networks.
This document provides release notes for ClearPass 6.3.6, including information about supported browsers and system requirements, upgrade and update instructions, new features, issues resolved, and known issues. Key details include supported ESX/ESXi versions for the virtual appliance, requirements for ClearPass OnGuard and the dissolvable agent, and lists of enhancements and issues addressed in previous 6.3.x releases.
This document provides an overview and user guide for ArubaOS 7.3. It covers system basics, profiles management, interface configuration and management, stacking, VLANs, port channels, OAM, and other features. The document includes sections on legal notices, open source software, warranty, and copyright. It provides configuration examples and instructions for using both the CLI and web interface.
Services are the highest level element in the ClearPass policy model and have two main purposes: unique categorization rules and coordinating the flow of a request through authentication, role evaluation, and access enforcement. The policy model flow of control involves components like authentication methods, sources, role mapping, posture policies, servers, and enforcement profiles. ClearPass ships with basic service types that can be customized or new services can be developed.
The document provides information about Aruba VIA 2.0 Mac Edition, including an overview of how the VIA Connection Manager works to provide seamless connectivity between trusted and untrusted networks. It also contains installation instructions for the VIA Connection Manager software, and configuration instructions for the Aruba controller to set up and manage VIA connectivity. Sections include compatibility requirements, installing VIA, configuring VIA settings on the controller via the WebUI or CLI, and end user instructions for downloading, using, and uninstalling VIA.
This document provides an overview and user guide for ClearPass Guest 6.3. It includes sections on guest management processes, device management, onboarding and workspace features, digital passes, email receipts, customizing forms and interfaces, hotspot management, administration settings, and more. The document outlines the key capabilities and features of ClearPass Guest and provides instructions and examples for common configuration and customization tasks.
This document provides guidance on using the command line interface (CLI) for Aruba Instant. It describes how to enable SSH access to the CLI through the Instant UI. Once connected via SSH, the CLI session starts in privileged mode, where show, clear, ping and other commands are available. Configuration commands require entering configuration mode using the configure terminal command. The CLI supports scripting through various sub-modes to configure interfaces, SSIDs, rules, and security settings. Help is available using the question mark command.
This guide covers the deployment of Aruba remote access points (RAP) in fixed telecommuter and micro branch office sites, and it is considered part of the base designs guides within the VRD core technologies series. This guide covers the design recommendations for remote network deployment and it explains the various configurations needed to implement a secure, high-performance virtual branch office (VBN) solution with Aruba RAPs.
This document provides instructions for configuring split-tunneling on a Cisco wireless controller to allow remote access points (RAPs) to forward some traffic over an IPSec VPN tunnel to the controller while sending other traffic locally. The key steps are:
1. Define an internal network destination that specifies the IP ranges that should be tunneled.
2. Create a RAP user policy that tunnels traffic to the internal destination over the VPN but sources locally any other traffic.
3. Configure a RAP user role and AAA profile to authenticate and authorize RAP users.
4. Set up a virtual AP profile for the RAPs with the AAA profile and split-tunnel forwarding mode.
This document provides a summary of the ClearPass Policy Manager 6.3 User Guide. It includes sections on common tasks in Policy Manager such as importing, exporting, and resetting passwords. It also summarizes the main components of Policy Manager including monitoring, accounting, analysis and trending, identity, policy modeling, services, authentication and authorization, posture, enforcement, network access devices, and proxy targets. The document is a user guide that assists users in configuring and using the ClearPass Policy Manager system.
The document provides useful CLI commands for various functions on an Aruba network including:
- Enabling logging to troubleshoot processes like DHCP or user authentication.
- Checking interface, AP, and radio status and statistics.
- Viewing ARM neighbor reports and scan times.
- Examining user authentication details, roles, and dot1x configuration.
- Checking client connection details, data rates, and troubleshooting high retry counts or errors.
The document introduces Aruba's Virtual Branch Network solution which virtualizes complex network operations in the data center and extends services securely to branch offices and teleworkers. This provides dedicated network infrastructure control and experience at a lower cost than traditional solutions. Remote deployments are simplified for IT to manage while supporting a distributed workforce across varying device types from a centralized management system.
The document summarizes the setup of an example campus network used to demonstrate an Aruba validated reference design. Key elements include:
- A data center with controllers, AirWave, servers and core switch.
- A distribution layer with two distribution switches connected to two Aruba controllers, with VLANs, VRRP and link aggregation configured.
- The controllers are deployed in an active-active redundant model with VLAN pooling across controllers to support failover.
- Network parameters like VLANs, IPs, DHCP scopes are defined for the controllers and distribution switches.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring a Remote Access Point (RAP) using an Aruba controller. It describes setting up the firewall to allow communication between the RAP and controller, creating a new RAP virtual AP profile with the correct VLAN and IP addressing, adding the RAP to the whitelist, and troubleshooting connectivity issues. The goal is to allow remote users to access the corporate network by connecting to the RAP using the same SSID and authentication as on-site.
The document provides an overview of the Aruba 7200 Series Controller including:
- It has dual-media ports that support either 1000Base-X fiber or 10/100/1000Base-T copper connections.
- It has 4 10GBase-X ports for fiber connectivity.
- The front panel has status LEDs for each port, power and system status, and an LCD panel for navigation and status.
This document provides an overview and instructions for using Aruba Virtual Intranet Access (VIA) 2.0.1. VIA allows teleworkers and mobile users on Linux computers to securely connect to their corporate network from remote, untrusted locations. It detects the network environment and automatically connects users. The document covers installing and using the VIA application, and configuration steps for the Aruba controller. Troubleshooting tips and contact information are also included.
The document discusses guest access configuration using ArubaOS captive portal capabilities. It describes the captive portal authentication process which uses initial and post-authentication roles to redirect users to a login page after getting an IP address. Guest provisioning allows non-IT staff to create guest accounts using the internal database for authentication. Amigopod provides additional advanced guest management features while the base ArubaOS supports basic functionality with authentication to a single controller's internal database.
Virtual Intranet Access (VIA) is part of the Aruba remote access solution that includes remote access points(RAPs), Aruba Instant (IAP),and the Remote Node solution. To address the demands of the current mobile workforce, which requires corporate access from hotspots such as those in airport, hotels, and coffee shops . The Aruba VIA solution is designed to provide secure corporate access to employee laptops and smartphones. This guide will walk through planning and deployment of the VIA solution.
The document provides useful commands for configuring VLANs, routing, and displaying information on an Aruba Mobility Access Switch. It includes commands for creating VLANs, assigning ports, IP addresses, switching profiles, trunking, routing, DHCP, and display commands for viewing VLAN, interface, and routing information.
This document provides release notes for ClearPass 6.4.0, including information about:
1) New features such as enhancements to the Policy Manager, CLI, Guest, Insight, Native Dissolvable Agent, Onboard, and OnGuard.
2) Issues resolved in this release across various ClearPass components.
3) Known issues identified in previous releases of ClearPass that still exist.
This document summarizes an Aruba Networks presentation on configuring access management with ClearPass. It outlines the agenda which includes reviewing an existing customer deployment, customer challenges and solutions, and a live configuration, authentication, and troubleshooting walkthrough. It then discusses the customer's existing 802.1X deployment and their new initiatives involving mobile device management, a Palo Alto firewall, and a visitor network with ClearPass guest. It explores how ClearPass can help integrate these solutions and limit access to only enrolled devices while applying granular policies. The presentation then demonstrates these concepts in a lab environment.
This presentation will offer an overview on what are the frequently occurring 802.1x authentication based issues and how to quickly diagnose/troubleshoot the IAP WLAN network. Check out the webinar recording where this presentation was used. https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5818157412807394306
The document provides instructions for configuring a Cisco 3750 switch to integrate with ClearPass Policy Manager (CPPM) for 802.1x, MAC, and downloadable access control list (DACL) authentication. Key steps include:
1. Configuring the switch interfaces, VLANs, and RADIUS settings to communicate with CPPM.
2. Creating 802.1x, MAC authentication, and DACL enforcement profiles in CPPM.
3. Associating the profiles in CPPM services and testing authentication of devices.
This document provides an overview of the ClearPass access management solution from Aruba, which includes ClearPass Policy Manager, ClearPass Guest, ClearPass Onboard, and ClearPass OnGuard. ClearPass Policy Manager acts as the core policy enforcement and authentication engine. ClearPass Guest enables secure guest access, ClearPass Onboard allows employees to securely onboard personal devices, and ClearPass OnGuard performs device posture checks. The document discusses how these ClearPass modules work together to provide flexible network access policies for BYOD, guests, and security compliance across wired and wireless infrastructures from multiple vendors.
In this presentation, we will cover authenticating guest users with ClearPass with Time Source authentication source and MAC- caching. Check out the webinar recording where this presentation was used:
http://community.arubanetworks.com/t5/Security/Technical-Webinar-Recording-Slides-ClearPass-Guest-with-Mac/td-p/283101
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The document discusses Aruba's eSupport project which includes enhancing the Airheads community experience by integrating the support site, community, and partner center. It also discusses upcoming solutions like the Solutions Exchange for pre-building sample configurations and mentions the release of AOS 6.2.1.2. Various wireless issues and troubleshooting techniques are then covered such as reducing channel busy, fixing low SNR, and new troubleshooting tools in AOS 6.3 like client packet capture. Reminders are provided about resources such as the TAC quick reference guide, validated reference designs, and raising a support ticket.
This document provides instructions for integrating Aruba wireless controllers with ClearPass Policy Manager version 6.0.1. The 10 step process includes: 1) configuring the Aruba controller, 2) adding ClearPass as a RADIUS server, 3) creating server groups, 4) defining roles, 5) setting firewall policies, 6) configuring authentication profiles, 7) associating profiles with SSIDs, 8) configuring guest access in ClearPass, 9) testing the 802.1x SSID, and 10) testing the guest SSID. The document also covers advanced features like controller login authentication and RADIUS enforcement.
The document provides tips for troubleshooting and optimizing Aruba wireless networks. It discusses segmental troubleshooting of users, APs, controllers and processes. It also covers optimizing AP stability, system profiles and load on processes. Additionally, it provides guidance on datapath debugging, deployment tips and using the Aruba Support Assistant (ASE) for troubleshooting.
Aos & cppm integration configuration & testing document for eap tls & eap ...Abilash Soundararajan
The document discusses the configuration and testing of EAP-TLS and EAP-PEAP authentication with termination on both the Aruba Central Policy and Policy Manager (CPPM) and the Aruba wireless controller. It provides step-by-step instructions on setting up digital certificates, authentication policies and services on the CPPM and wireless controller configuration for user authentication via EAP-TLS and EAP-PEAP. Troubleshooting tips are also included to help with failed authentication attempts.
This document provides an overview and agenda for an Aruba Networks workshop on enabling bring your own device (BYOD) programs using ClearPass Onboard for policy-based device onboarding and provisioning. The agenda covers planning a BYOD policy, configuring ClearPass Onboard settings like the certificate authority and network settings, the user experience of the onboarding lifecycle, and troubleshooting. It also discusses topics like detecting BYOD devices, building a BYOD policy, the onboarding workflow and architecture, integrating with mobile device management (MDM) systems, and deploying onboarding in different network configurations.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a presentation on Aruba ClearPass for access management. The presentation covers ClearPass features such as policy-based authorization using multiple identity sources, device profiling, health checks and guest management. It also describes ClearPass' policy model including role-based access controls using user, device and context-based attributes. The document outlines ClearPass' integration capabilities including single sign-on, third-party APIs and interoperability with other access management solutions.
Join us at this session to hear from Facebook on how they enabled easy to use, secure remote access solution for thousands of teleworkers. We will discuss how to design wireless access for mobile devices, wired access for VoIP phones - some with 4G cellular data for WAN backup.
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The document provides troubleshooting steps for issues with clients connecting to Aruba wireless access points. It outlines commands to check client association status, authentication details, and signal quality. It also describes how to capture wireless traffic between clients and access points using air capture packet sniffing tools to help diagnose connectivity problems. Best practices are suggested such as limiting SSIDs and broadcast traffic, setting transmit power levels, and ensuring gigabit wired networking is used.
Practice makes perfect - let's get together to walk through the Aruba ClearPass product in real-time to better understand all the configuration, monitoring and reporting options available. In this session you will be able to gather practical knowledge on how to use Clearpass features such as Single Sign-On (SSO), TACACS+, RADIUS return attributes and more.
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This document provides an overview of Aruba ClearPass and its access management capabilities. It discusses ClearPass' policy model and how it uses context such as identity, device, and location to enable granular, role-based access policies. It covers ClearPass' authorization features and how it profiles devices to incorporate that data into policies. The document also reviews ClearPass clustering functionality and considerations for deployment and operations.
IBM Streams V4.1 and User Authentication with Client Certificateslisanl
Scott Timmerman is a member of the IBM Streams development team. In his presentation, Scott provides an introduction to user authentication with client certificates, discusses public key infrastructure terms and concepts, and demonstrates how to configure Streams to authenticate using client certificates.
The document discusses how Aruba ClearPass provides adaptive network access policies through context-based authentication and authorization. It describes how ClearPass collects contextual information from various sources to make policy decisions. This context includes attributes about the user, device, location, authentication method, and more. ClearPass then maps collected context to roles and enforces policies based on matching roles and device posture to take actions like sending Radius responses, updating firewall rules, or triggering remediation. The adaptive policies allow for a more coordinated approach to security, operations, and user experience.
This document provides troubleshooting steps for resolving client issues when connecting to wireless networks. Potential issues include clients not finding access points, failing to associate, and authentication problems. The document lists commands for examining debug logs, client tables, radio statistics, and packet captures to diagnose problems. It recommends best practices such as limiting SSIDs and broadcast traffic, setting transmit power levels, and ensuring gigabit uplinks.
Aruba AirWave is a network management platform that can manage Aruba wireless networks, controllers, access points, and other network devices. It collects data from these devices using protocols like SNMP and syslog and presents the data in customizable dashboards and reports. It provides visibility into network and client performance, RF interference and capacity, and application usage. The latest version of AirWave features an improved HTML5-based user interface, multi-server scalability for networks with thousands of devices, and enhanced configuration, troubleshooting, and provisioning capabilities.
Today, most mobile connectivity issues are quickly attributed to “bad Wi-Fi”. Very often it may not be a wireless or RF related issue at all. With Aruba Clarity, IT organisations now have visibility into non-RF metrics not only giving them end-to-end visibility into a wireless user experience, but also the ability to foresee connectivity issues before users are even impacted. Check out the webinar recording where this presentation was used. https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/224478872155652612
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The document provides an overview of the ClearPass access management solution. It discusses ClearPass basics like controlling access, advanced features, device profiling, and guest access workflows. ClearPass provides a consolidated solution for network access control, device management, and application security through features like profiling, role-based policies, guest management portals, and integration with mobile device management.
The document is a presentation on ClearPass Policy Manager from Aruba Networks. It discusses ClearPass authorization and profiling capabilities, how the policy model works, and considerations for deploying ClearPass in a clustered configuration. The presentation covers authorization sources, using device profiling data in policies, network requirements for profiling, ClearPass clustering technology, and operations of clustered ClearPass deployments. It provides use cases around authorization, device profiling, and ClearPass clustering.
The document discusses service meshes and Consul. It provides an overview of smart networking principles like service discovery, identity, authorization and encryption between services. It describes how a service mesh like Consul separates the control plane and data plane. The control plane handles configuration and policy while the data plane handles traffic routing. The document outlines Consul's architecture, usage and capabilities like service discovery, configuration and segmentation. It also previews exercises on exploring Consul's service discovery, KV store and service mesh features.
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3. Certificate Requirements for EAP-TLS architecture
(EAP tunnel termination on CPPM)
User Certificate
Root CA Cert
Signing CA Cert
Radius CA Cert
Root CA in Trusted
Root CA list
4. Certificate Requirements for EAP-TLS architecture
(EAP tunnel termination on Controller)
User Certificate
Server Cert
Trusted CA Cert
Root CA Cert
Signing CA Cert
Root CA in Trusted
Root CA list
6. Steps for EAP-TLS (Termination on CPPM)
• Creating CA & Signing CA on CPPM
• Configuring Controller
– SSID profile
– Dot1x profile
– Server & Server Group
– AAA profile
– VAP Profile
–Mapping to AP-group
• Configuring Device & Services in CPPM
• Creating CSR, Radius cert and uploading it
• Creating User in CPPM
• Creating Client Certificates
• Checking Access Tracker
• Troubleshooting from Controller
51. Certificate Requirements for EAP-PEAP architecture
(EAP tunnel termination on CPPM)
Root CA Cert
Username: Employee1
Password:xxxxxx
Root CA in Trusted Signing CA Cert
Radius CA Cert
Root CA list
52. Certificate Requirements for EAP-PEAP architecture
(EAP tunnel termination on Controller)
Server Cert
Trusted CA Cert
Root CA Cert
Username: Employee1
Password:xxxxxx
Root CA in Trusted Signing CA Cert
Root CA list
69. Check the service that is being used in case failed
authentication
In the below output for some reason its hitting wrong Service “test123”, while
name of our service is “Company_ABCD-EAP-PEAP”