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Aruba
Networks securely delivers networks to users, wherever they work
or roam, using a combination of award-winning solutions:
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Adaptive 802.11n Wi-Fi networks optimize themselves to ensure that
users are always within reach of mission-critical information. Rightsizing
expensive wired LANs by replacing them with high-speed 802.11n Wi-Fi
reduces both capital and operating expenses;
- Identity-based
security assigns access policies to users, enforcing those policies
whenever and wherever a network is accessed;
- Remote
networking solutions for branch offices, fixed telecommuters, and
satellite facilities ensures uninterrupted remote access to applications;
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| Public
company, established in 2002 |
| Stock
Symbol: ARUN |
| Gross
Annual Sales: $199.3M |
| Number
of Employees: Approximately 550 |
| Markets:
Education, Entertainment Industry, Field Service,
Government, Healthcare, Hospitality, Military, Public
Safety, Supply Chain, Telecom, Transportation, Utilities |
| 2008
Mobile
Star Awards
Winner: |
- AirWave
Wireless Management Suite (Enterprise Software: WLAN
Management)
- AP-120
Access Point Family (Hardware: Wireless Network System)
- Remote
AP (Hardware: Remote Connectivity)
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| 2009
Mobile
Star Awards
Winner: |
- AirWave
Wireless Management Suite
(Enterprise Software: WLAN Management)
- Virtual
Branch Networking
(Hardware: Wireless Coverage)
- RAP-2
(Hardware: Remote Connectivity)
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- Multi-vendor
network management provides a single point of control while managing
both legacy and new wireless networks from Aruba and its competitors.
Two
notable solutions from the company include the AirWave Wireless
Management Suite 6.3 and the Virtual Branch Networking (VBN) solution.
AirWave
Wireless, a division of Aruba Networks, is a leading provider of
specialized tools to centrally manage large, multi-vendor wireless
LAN, mesh, and WiMax networks. AirWave's management software is
used by hundreds of IT organizations, including many Fortune 500
companies spanning education, finance, government, healthcare, hospitality,
technology, manufacturing, and retail markets. AirWave provides
best-in-class multi-vendor mobility management tools, as well as
a vehicle for better supporting its expanding technology partner
eco-system.
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The
AirWave Wireless Management Suite is the only network
management software to deliver a single, easy to use console that
gives the entire IT staff full visibility and control over their
wireless network and its users. Network engineers, helpdesk staff,
IT managers and security analysts at almost 500 enterprises and
large institutions use the AirWave suite to support their wireless
networks. This
innovative suite of multi-vendor management tools includes:
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- AirWave
Management Platform (AMP)
- VisualRF
Location and Mapping Module
- RAPIDS
Rogue Detection Module
- AirWave
Master Console & Failover Server
AirWave
Suite 6.3 includes key features that are essential for every wireless
network, yet are generally lacking in proprietary management solutions:
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Network monitoring via iPhone, Windows Mobile, Blackberry, or
other Web-enabled mobile platforms to speed problem detection,
diagnostics, and resolution;
- Real-time
trending, traffic, usage, capacity, location, and status updates
with just one or two mouse clicks, including the ability to rewind
and replay data such as device location history;
- Support
for multiple generations of technology, wireless standards, and
vendors through a single console interface;
- Comprehensive
reporting including assistance with PCI audits; and
- Extensive
Help Desk features and interfaces to trouble ticket solutions
such as BMC Remedy.
Aruba's
VBN solution transparently and securely connects remote
users with enterprise applications and resources, greatly simplifying
the management of branch offices, clinics, home offices, and teleworkers
while significantly lowering costs. The VBN solution includes
software for data center-based Aruba Controllers, as well as three
families of wired and wireless Remote Access Points (RAPs) and
Branch Office Controllers (BOCs). The RAP-2 (below right)
has a U.S. list price of just $99, making it the least expensive,
centrally managed enterprise branch networking solution on the
market.
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