- Aruba's approach focuses on building a single, mobile-first network architecture that can support wireless, wired, BYOD/IoT, and multi-vendor environments from a single management platform.
- A mobile-first network is characterized by best-in-breed wireless, wired optimized for wireless aggregation, end-to-end manageability, unified policy, and network/user analytics.
- Aruba provides solutions like ClientMatch, AppRF, and ClearPass to enable high quality wireless experiences, application visibility and control, and context-aware access policies.
3. Requirements for IT Organizations
Scale network
operations and
offer always-on
connectivity
Enable high
quality experience
on mobile UC
Stay compliant,
while embracing
BYOD and IoT
5. What Capabilities Characterize a ‘Mobile-First’
Network?
• Wireless is best-of-breed
• Wired is optimized for wireless aggregation
• Manageability is end-to-end
• Policy is unified
• Analytics
6. What Capabilities Characterize a ‘Mobile-First’
Network?
• Wireless is best-of-breed
• Wired is optimized for wireless aggregation
• Manageability is end-to-end
• Policy is unified
• Network analytics for IT, user analytics for LOB
9. App Visibility & Control
ON-BOARD DPI
oDepth - common apps
oEnterprise traffic
CLOUD-BASED
WEB POLICY ENFORCEMENT
oBreadth - less common apps
oWeb traffic
Prioritize business critical apps
Block inappropriate content
Enforce per user/device/location
• App category
• Individual app
• Web category
• Web reputation
• Allow/deny
• QoS
• Throttle
• Log
• Blacklist
10. Intelligent Traffic Control
Medium priority
business apps
High priority real-time
Low priority personal
• Enable administrators to control usage
• Business-critical communications
prioritized
• Bandwidth allocated to corporate cloud
applications
• Policy enforcement at network edge
13. Deployment flexibility for WLANs
Same AP
hardware
Controller Based
Centralized encryption/switching
Larger mobility domains
Controllerless (Instant)
Many individual remote sites
One user interface per cluster
14. What Capabilities Characterize a ‘Mobile-First’
Network?
• Wireless is best-of-breed
• Wired is optimized for wireless aggregation
• Manageability is end-to-end
• Policy is unified
• Network analytics for IT, user analytics for LOB
16. What Capabilities Characterize a ‘Mobile-First’
Network?
• Wireless is best-of-breed
• Wired is optimized for wireless aggregation
• Manageability is end-to-end
• Policy is unified
• Network analytics for IT, user analytics for LOB
21. One interface
Multiple sites
Multiple clusters in a single site
Comprehensive e-Support
and community
Cloud-based Aruba Central
HQ BRANCH
HOME OFFICE
BRANCH BRANCH
Public cloud subscription
Enterprise management
Remote monitoring and troubleshooting
Central configuration and firmware management
Compliance records and historical data
True zero touch provisioning
22. What Capabilities Characterize a ‘Mobile-First’
Network?
• Wireless is best-of-breed
• Wired is optimized for wireless aggregation
• Manageability is end-to-end
• Policy is unified
• Network analytics for IT, user analytics for LOB
26. Software Controls for Network Access Security
Internet of
Things (IoT)
BYOD and
corporate owned
Aruba ClearPass with
Exchange Ecosystem
REST
API
Security monitoring and
threat prevention
Device management and
multi-factor authentication
Helpdesk and voice/SMS
service in the cloud
Multi-vendor
switching
Multi-vendor
WLANs
33. What Capabilities Characterize a ‘Mobile-First’
Network?
• Wireless is best-of-breed
• Wired is optimized for wireless aggregation
• Manageability is end-to-end
• Policy is unified
• Network analytics for IT, user analytics for LOB
34. Ent-to-End Network Health
Mobility Controller
Smart
Rate
IT tools for
alerts & system
monitoring
DHCP
DNS
RADIUS
Clarity
Synthetic
W2
W2
W2
Multi-user
MIMO aware
ClientMatch
W1
W1
Clarity
Live
Aruba
AirWave
XML API
35. Eliminate complaints on Wi-Fi
with Aruba 802.11ac and ClientMatch
Predict, not troubleshoot, issues
with Aruba Clarity and AirWave
Rightsize and future proof wired
with multi-gig ready Aruba switches
Scale Network Operations
Offer Always-on Connectivity
45. Learning Requires a
Reliable and Stable Network
Can teachers rely on
Wi-Fi for 100’s of student
devices at once?
Is there capacity to
enable rich mobile media?
46. Can You Afford Not to Deliver Stable Wi-Fi?
Public Grievances Impact:
Student Satisfaction
University Reputation
Recruitment
Student Retention
51. Are You Ready
for #GenMobile?
BYOD Capacity Agility
Connectedness
Undergraduate Student Statistics
49%
more involved in
courses(1)
65%
feel more connected(1)
90%
own smartphone +
laptop (3)
45%
own 3+ devices (3)
78%
use smartphone or
tablet for learning(4)
61%
connect two+ devices
simultaneously (1)
54. Meeting the Demands
for Capacity and Uptime
ClearPass
AppRF™
Device use
and proliferation
7 devices
Average # owned by
the average college
Proven scalability
8M
authentications
per day
1M
devices per year at
Univ. of Washington
Network demands
as wearables and
IoT increase
60. Highest Performing 802.11ac Wave 2
320 Series
W2
W2
W2
MU-MIMO transmits simultaneously up to 3 clients
4SS for up to 1.7 Gbps; 80MHz channels
Integrated Aruba Beacon(BLE)
Dual GigE Uplink with LACP and 802.3af/at