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General| Wi-Fi Standards | 802.11a/b/g/n/ac |
|---|---|
| Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz |
| MIMO | 2x2:2 |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Ethernet Ports | 1 x 10/100/1000 Mbps (RJ-45) |
| Antenna Type | Integrated omni-directional antennas |
| Power over Ethernet (PoE) | 802.3af |
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
| Mounting | Ceiling, Wall |
| Dimensions | 150mm x 150mm x 40mm |
Provides contact information for Aruba support, including website, forums, and telephone numbers.
Lists IAP platforms that support Instant software and their minimum required software versions.
Explains methods for provisioning IAPs, including Zero Touch Provisioning via Aruba Activate.
Provides instructions for accessing the Instant User Interface via a web browser using default credentials.
Explains how IAPs retrieve configuration files from a server via FTP or FTPS for automatic updates.
Details the CLI commands and steps to configure the managed-mode profile for automatic configuration.
Describes the Instant login page, allowing users to view connectivity and log in.
Details the elements of the Instant UI Main Window, including Banner, Search Text Box, and Tabs.
Details the configuration of system parameters for an IAP, including name, location, and IP settings.
Explains how to update the admin user password using the Instant UI or CLI.
Details how to configure static IP addresses or allow IAPs to obtain addresses via DHCP.
Explains how to configure radio profiles for IAPs using Instant UI or CLI, including ARM-assigned and manual settings.
Explains how Instant networks elect a Virtual Controller (VC) and the master election protocol.
Describes features supporting IPv6, including IP modes, RADIUS over IPv6, and SNMP over IPv6.
Details the transactions between client and IAP during startup, including authentication and connection.
Provides steps to configure WLAN settings for an SSID profile using Instant UI or CLI.
Describes configuring security settings for Employee or Voice networks via Instant UI or CLI.
Explains how to configure access rules for WLAN SSIDs to control network access.
Details how to configure wired settings for a wired profile using Instant UI or CLI.
Provides steps to configure VLAN settings for a wired profile using Instant UI or CLI.
Describes configuring security parameters for wired employee networks via Instant UI or CLI.
Explains captive portal authentication, which presents a web page for guest user authentication.
Provides steps to create an SSID for guest access using the Instant UI or CLI.
Details configuring internal captive portal authentication using an internal server.
Describes configuring external captive portal authentication using an external server.
Describes creating user roles and access rules for guest users for captive portal profiles.
Classifies IAP users (Administrator, Guest administrator, Employee, Guest) and their access privileges.
Explains how Instant firewall provides identity-based controls for application-layer security and traffic.
Details various DHCP address assignment modes and client traffic forwarding modes for IAP-VPN.
Provides steps to create time range profiles using the Instant UI or CLI.
Explains how IAPs use a VC architecture and require a physical controller for VPN tunnel termination.
Describes configuring VPN host settings on an IAP to enable communication with a controller remotely.
Details the IAP-VPN architecture components: IAPs at branch sites and Controller at the datacenter.
Introduces Adaptive Radio Management (ARM) for optimizing WLAN performance and choosing best channels.
Describes procedures for configuring ARM features like Band Steering and Airtime Fairness.
Provides steps to configure 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz radio settings for an IAP via Instant UI or CLI.
Introduces AppRF as a Layer 7 firewall capability for application-layer security and traffic shaping.
Describes the AppRF dashboard displaying graphs on client traffic and content filters.
Describes configuring access rules for applications and categories using the onboard DPI engine.
Explains Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM) based on IEEE 802.11e QoS standard for voice, video, and data traffic.
Explains how AirGroup provides enterprise-class capability for service discovery and device sharing.
Explains AirWave as a platform for managing Aruba wireless, wired, and remote access networks.
Explains supported uplink types: Ethernet, 3G/4G USB modems, and Wi-Fi uplink.
Describes procedures for enforcing uplinks, setting priority, and enabling preemption.
Describes how to detect and classify rogue IAPs plugged into the wired network.
Introduces the Instant secure enterprise mesh solution for expanding network coverage without wires.
Explains how Layer-3 mobility allows clients to roam without losing IP address and sessions across networks.
Explains how IAPs examine the RF environment to identify interference and classify sources.
Explains how to upgrade an IAP using the image check feature to find new software images.
Provides procedures for backing up and restoring IAP configuration data.
Describes procedures for configuring SNMPv1, SNMPv2, and SNMPv3 community strings.
Explains Hotspot 2.0 (Passpoint Release 1) features like network discovery and QoS mapping.
Provides steps to configure hotspot profiles, including ANQP and H2QP advertisement profiles.
Describes the Aruba Mobility Access Switch for secure, role-based network access for wired and mobile users.
Provides steps to enable Mobility Access Switch integration using Instant UI or CLI.
Details the steps to configure ClearPass Guest, including AirGroup Services and controller setup.
Describes a single datacenter IPsec deployment with no redundancy, including topology and IAP configuration.
Details a single datacenter IPsec deployment with multiple controllers for redundancy and its IAP configuration.
Explains a multiple datacenter IPsec deployment with primary/backup controllers and IAP configuration.
Describes a single datacenter GRE deployment with no redundancy, including topology and IAP configuration.
Defines VPN as Virtual Private Network, providing secure remote access to an organization's network.
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